MIST Campus Fabrics now support the vJunOS-Switch!
ICYMI (like myself until 1 hr ago): THIS changes the whole Campus networking game! This little screenshot was taken from our Lab and it might look like any regular screenshot… Read more »
ICYMI (like myself until 1 hr ago): THIS changes the whole Campus networking game! This little screenshot was taken from our Lab and it might look like any regular screenshot… Read more »
Networking is simple, right? You have packets, they follow routes, and everything just works. Well, not quite. Sometimes, life (or your boss or your Exam) throws you a curveball. Maybe… Read more »
You either become a JNCIE-ENT or you tried long enough to see yourself cursing on that damn exam ๐ ๐ ๐After quite some time I tried the next attempt of… Read more »
The world of wireless networking is constantly changing, and each new Wi-Fi standard marks a major step forward. With Wi-Fi 7, we’re looking at a major leap in wireless communication…. Read more »
As promised, here is the SLidedeck from today’s session ๐What should we present next for the use of EVE-NG and Juniper? Would deploying EVE-NG as a VM (in various flavors)… Read more »
Taking Tuesday’s JNCIE-ENT exam was an experience I will never forget. From the moment I entered the virtual testing center (because sadly it’s still 100% remote only), I felt a… Read more »
Just this week between me and my next JNCIE attempt. Wanna know how it feels every time I post “I’m gonna nail it next time”? ๐
As we traverse the expansive landscape of network protocols, one stands out as a cornerstone, like the granddaddy of routing: OSPF, or Open Shortest Path First. Its dynamic nature and… Read more »
As you might have heard, last week HPE and Juniper told the world, that HPE will be acquiring Juniper. Nothing more, nothing less. And yet, for some folks this was… Read more »
As we approach the end of 2023, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the achievements and milestones that have shaped my professional year. From personal and professional growth to… Read more »