Location: Dublin, Ireland or Seattle, Washington, USA Amazon.com is looking for best-in-class Network Support Engineers … [Read more...]
About Ethan Banks
Ethan is a network engineer, blogger, editor, freelance writer, and CCIE #20655. He's also a host on the Packet Pushers podcast, an independent show covering the data networking industry. Find most of his content at PacketPushers.net. He also contributes to CCIE Flyer & Tech Target. Follow him on Twitter, Google Plus, and LinkedIn.
NetPrivateer – Senior Network Engineer
25 May 2012 By Leave a Comment
http://netprivateer.com/srneteng.html Location: Douglassville, PA, USA About the Job: This position is for an … [Read more...]
The Packet Pushers at Cisco Live US San Diego 2012
25 May 2012 By 9 Comments
Greg Ferro & Ethan Banks will be attending Cisco Live US in San Diego. We've bought our plane tickets. We're on our way. … [Read more...]
Show 104 – Is SDN a TRILL Killer?
23 May 2012 By 1 Comment
Greg Ferro & Ethan Banks conclude their chat begun in Show 103 - Choking on Cookies, but take the conversation in a … [Read more...]
Senior Network Engineer/Architect: CCIE – Service Provider + Core Network Services
22 May 2012 By Leave a Comment
http://www.relationalit.com/find-work/search-it-jobs/ Location Manchester, New Hampshire, USA - some relocation … [Read more...]
A New Blog Category: Jobs
22 May 2012 By 3 Comments
Here at Packet Pushers, we've gotten requests from recruiters as well as readers and listeners to offer a job listing … [Read more...]
Show 103 – Choking on Cookies
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Podcast hosts Ethan Banks & Greg Ferro have a good old-fashioned chinwag about things that are on their minds in this, … [Read more...]
Another Teaser From the Packet Pushers
18 May 2012 By 6 Comments
We hinted at something coming from the Packet Pushers in an earlier post. Well, here's another hint... Wookieepedia shares … [Read more...]
Show 102 – A Layer of Indirection: Is MPLS Tunneling?
11 May 2012 By 7 Comments
Greg Ferro and Ethan Banks dive into a deep, dark hole of nerdery with Ivan Pepelnjak, Marko Milivojevic, and Petr Lapukov … [Read more...]
Does TRILL Stand a Chance at Wide Adoption?
10 May 2012 By 13 Comments
TRILL (TRansparent Interconnect of Lots of Links) is considered by some to be the heir-apparent to spanning-tree's throne. … [Read more...]
Coming Soon From the Packet Pushers
4 May 2012 By 11 Comments
We have an announcement to make...but not yet. Here's a couple of clues! … [Read more...]
Fatalism Is Sexy: Security’s New Mindset of the Inevitable Hack
28 April 2012 By 5 Comments
In my industry reading this week, I came across the following notion a few times: getting hacked is inevitable - therefore, … [Read more...]
Stereotypes in the #PacketPushers IRC Channel
27 April 2012 By 4 Comments
A little light-hearted post for your Friday, this one taking a stab at stereotyping the good people in the #packetpushers IRC … [Read more...]
Brand Inertia: Is Cisco Your Most Trusted IT Partner?
24 April 2012 By 21 Comments
Jim Duffy wrote an article covering the 16th annual Cisco Partner Summit in San Diego, which you can read here. Jim reports … [Read more...]
Certified Ethical Hacker V7: Certification Review
20 April 2012 By 6 Comments
Overview Like a lot of folks who run campus and enterprise networks, most of my network engineering roles have had a network … [Read more...]
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