Heavy Networking | August 18, 2014
Show 201 – Internet Dies at 512K, Long Live the Internet
Ethan
Banks
Greg
Ferro
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The Internet has Died at 512K routes. Ethan & Greg discuss some news and events of the last few weeks and nod nerdishly while noodling about nothing. Yeah, it’s a nerd chat show this week. 
Show Links
TEF 2014: The Rate Debate | Ethernet Alliance
25 GbE: A Big Deal That Will Arrive – Network Computing
RFC 7241 – The IEEE 802/IETF Relationship
A Full Year of Commercially Available Cumulus Linux Brings Us to Version 2.2 | Cumulus Networks Blog
Prescriptive Topology Manager (PTM) — Cumulus Networks August 15, 2014 documentation
Dell Active Fabric Manager Details | Dell
What caused today’s Internet hiccup | BGPmon
How the Internet Died | Excessive Redundancy
People can be fired for buying Cisco – Forrester. Watch Out! Networking Professionals Can Be Fired For Buying The Market Leader | Forrester Blogs
Massive Bitcoin heist sees hacker divert traffic from 19 ISPs (Wired UK)
PQ Show 30 – RPKI DNSEC and Internet Security with Ivan Pepelnjak – Packet Pushers Podcast
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