AWS is a great platform for businesses that have the technical savvy to administer servers and applications but do not want … [Read more...]
PQ Show 019 – Big Switch Webinar Q & A Session
On December 13, 2012, the Packet Pushers published show 128, a video podcast with Big Switch Networks, where Dan Hersey & … [Read more...]
Riverbed Steelhead and Juniper WX Part II – When a Tunnel Is Not a Tunnel

In my previous post "Getting Nerdy about WAN optimisation", I discussed some of the basics of WAN optimisation and how the … [Read more...]
Why Should I Consider IPv6 – Part 2
In Part 1 of this series, we discussed what's wrong with IPv4. Looking at our roadmap again, let's move to the next part of … [Read more...]
Why Should I Consider IPv6?

A lot of people are talking about IPv6, but I'm using IPv4 and quite content. I have plenty of public addresses. As long as … [Read more...]
Show 119 – Mission Impossible: Blast Radius, Part 1

In this free-for-all hootenanny, the Packet Pushers virtual workbench assembles a team of talking heads for a podcast that … [Read more...]
Healthy Paranoia Show 4:IPv6 Security Smackdown!
Join Healthy Paranoia for The Matchup of the Century: The IPv6 Security Smackdown! Where builders and breakers wrestle with … [Read more...]
Unexpected OSPFv3 Virtual-Link Behavior

I came across an interesting question in the Cisco Learning Network forums a couple of weeks ago about OSPFv3 virtual-link … [Read more...]
(Some) Vendors Dig IPv6
Now that World IPv6 Launch is behind us, let's look into how a sampling of network hardware vendors support IPv6 on their web … [Read more...]
Thank Goodness for NAT66

I'm participating in a beta test with my ISP for IPv6 connectivity. The ISP deployed a basic IPv6 service that relies … [Read more...]
Show 86 – Connect to the IPv6 Internet for Free Using TunnelBroker.Net

Hurricane Electric's Owen DeLong joins Ethan Banks and Greg Ferro to discuss TunnelBroker.net. What's TunnelBroker.net? It's … [Read more...]
Why Your Network Should Go IPv6 Only

The looming exhaustion of IPv4 address space at the Regional Internet Registries (RIRs) in 2012 will pressure organizations … [Read more...]
My Utopian Daydreams for 2012
Wouldn't the world be perfect if... QoS schemes were a global standard? Now, you can point to recommended best practices, … [Read more...]
Show 82 – Security Failures, No IPv6, No Network Management – Another Good Year

Guests This week a bunch of new faces to talk about 2011 and it's many failing: Scott Morris - well known industry … [Read more...]
A Look at the New LSA Types in OSPFv3 With Vyatta and Cisco

OSPFv3 brings on a few changes. This post will take a look at the two new LSA types in OSPFv3 using a Cisco and Vyatta … [Read more...]
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