How-to measure enterprise Wi-Fi speeds

How-to measure enterprise Wi-Fi speeds

There are many ways to evaluate the speed of your wireless LAN (WLAN), whether you’re trying to troubleshoot issues, ensure bandwidth-intensive clients will work well, fine-tune the performance, or just curious about your Wi-Fi speeds. The simple Internet-speed apps or websites can be useful, but sometimes you need to measure the actual Wi-Fi throughput. For this you usually need a testing platform with a server and clients. Preparations for testing Before running any tests, think…

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VMware takes an executive talent hit but can handle it

VMware takes an executive talent hit but can handle it

The news that Pat Gelsinger is departing as CEO of VMware to take over at Intel generated a positive response for Intel and an equally negative response for VMware. Intel’s stock jumped 7% on the day of the news, while VMware’s stock fell 7%, and investment bank Piper Sandler slashed its VMware price target from $178 down to $157. Most of the discussion has been around Gelsinger and his return to Intel. VMware, meanwhile, has been…

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Cisco tags critical security holes in SD-WAN software

Cisco tags critical security holes in SD-WAN software

Cisco has noted and fixed two critical and a number of high-degree vulnerabilities in its SD-WAN software portfolio. Most of the vulnerabilities could let an authenticated attacker execute command injection attacks against an affected device, which could let the attacker utilize root privileges on the device. The first critical problem–with a Common Vulnerability Scoring System rating of 9.9 out of 10–is  vulnerability in the web-based management interface of Cisco SD-WAN vManage Software.  “This vulnerability is due…

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Join DevNet’s Stuart Clark at Postman Galaxy 2021

Join DevNet’s Stuart Clark at Postman Galaxy 2021

DevNet is Cisco’s developer community, and the DevNet Dev Centers are home to Cisco’s API guides. A DevNet Dev Center is where you’ll find technical documentation and learning resources that refer to different products or platforms, not the technology itself. A Dev Center has both developer focused and product-related data and information; it has the details about a technical product and how these should be consumed. The purpose of each Dev Center is to help…

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The Bots That Stole Christmas – Cisco Blogs

The Bots That Stole Christmas – Cisco Blogs

Intro Who remembers heading out the night before ticket sales opened for your favorite band and camping out with all the other crazy fans who were in queue to buy the best seats when it opened the following morning? Or doing the same at a game store because a new game was coming out the next day and you needed to be the first to finish the campaign?! I do. These scenarios are quickly becoming…

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Dynamic Service Chaining in a Data Center with Nexus Infrastructure – Cisco Blogs

Dynamic Service Chaining in a Data Center with Nexus Infrastructure – Cisco Blogs

In an application-centric data center, the network needs to have maximum agility to manage workloads and incorporate services such as firewalls, load balancers, proxies and optimizers. These network services enhance compliance, security, and optimization in virtualized data centers and cloud networks. Data center ops teams need an elegant method to insert service nodes and have the ability to automatically redirect traffic using predefined rules as operations change. Enterprises running their data centers on the Nexus…

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Cisco and Red Hat: Cloud Native and Automation Made Easy – Cisco Blogs

Cisco and Red Hat: Cloud Native and Automation Made Easy – Cisco Blogs

Red Hat and Cisco are market leaders offering best in class technology with the solutions to deliver on the business outcomes our customers need.  Red Hat is a clear leader in cloud native with Open Shift and Ansible.  Cisco is a leader in networking and converged infrastructure, both of which matter when implementing cloud native and automation solutions. Implementing automation has become table stakes for the enterprise.  Reducing repetitive, error-prone manual tasks and streamlining infrastructure…

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Lessons that insurrection selfies hold for legitimate enterprises

Lessons that insurrection selfies hold for legitimate enterprises

The pro-Trump rioters who invaded the Capitol on January 6 came with smartphones to record and celebrate what they thought was a righteous effort to prevent president-elect Joe Biden from taking office two weeks later. Now those electronic devices, along with the GPS data they generated, are being used to track the location of rioters within the building as federal law enforcement officials continue to make arrests and build criminal cases. Among the acts being…

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Study: Cloud transformation necessary for digital transformation

Study: Cloud transformation necessary for digital transformation

Cloud migration is a necessary step for digital transformation, which is proceeding faster than planned at many enterprises because of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to research from Cloud Industry Forum (CIF), a cloud computing organization based in the United Kingdom. The cloud is an important steppingstone for getting off legacy on-prem technologies and outfitting today’s more flexible, remote workforce. Supporting a remote workforce requires a digital transformation, and to do that, companies need the cloud…

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Read-Only YANG Leaves: Where Does the Data Come From?

Read-Only YANG Leaves: Where Does the Data Come From?

I’m back with another question related to model driven programmability.  This one came in from David Frizelle who came to the wonderful world of Model Driven Programmability through radio.  The new O-RAN Alliance (Open Radio Standard) is using NETCONF for configuration interface. How cool is that! Here’s David’s question: When considering a read only leaf in a YANG module, if a get or get-config is done in NETCONF, the read only leaves in the YANG…

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