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The Lippis Report Podcast
by Nick Lippis
Join your host Nick Lippis and other networking industry luminaries as they discuss the latest industry trends, technology, products and services. Sometimes roundtables, sometimes interviews, always compelling. It's all about the net.
Episodes
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Policy-Driven Infrastructure
The focus on separating user intent from infrastructure is an important new insight into how cloud environments should be run. To drive forward this approach, Group-Based Policy is currently being developed for both OpenStack and OpenDaylight open source projects. Mike Cohen, Director of Product...
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Brocade’s New VDX 6740 Performance Test Result Record
For the Lippis/Ixia evaluation at iSimCity, Brocade submitted the VDX™ 6740, which is Brocade’s flagship Top-of-Rack (ToR) switch that’s built with Brocade’s Virtual Cluster Switching (VCS™) technology, an Ethernet fabric innovation that addresses the unique requirements of highly virtualized,...
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Why CIOs Should Care About Software Defined Networking
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NEC Launches Version 5 of its ProgrammableFlow® Networking Suite and Sets the Bar for SDN
NEC has launched its fifth version of its popular ProgrammableFlow Software-Defined Network (SDN) controller just when OpenFlow 1.3 is starting to be implemented in popular switches. The NEC ProgrammableFlow® Networking Suite, was the first commercially available SDN solution to leverage the...
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Attend ONUG Academy And Increase Your Value in the Networking Job Market
There is a fundamental shift occurring in network engineering skill set requirements as open networking and Software-Defined Networking technologies continue their rapid deployments. DevOps will have a larger role in network purchases. New network designs are emerging thanks to virtual overlays,...
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NetScout Expands Into Network Monitoring Switch Market
Over the past two years NetScout has invested in Network Monitoring Switch technology, acquiring Simenna in 2011 and ONPATH in 2012. This is the first in a two-part podcast series were Steven Shalita, Vice President of Marketing at NetScout discusses NetScout’s increased investments in the…
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NetScout’s Network Monitoring Design Options and Implications
This is the second of a two-part podcast series were Steven Shalita, Vice President of Marketing at NetScout discusses NetScout’s increased investments in the network monitoring switch business. In this podcast we review network monitoring design options, service delivery and the implications…
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Cisco’s Catalyst 6500 Now Supports A VSS With Four Sup2Ts Ushering Next Generation Campus Backbone Reliability Design
To assure 100% throughput, that is no packet loss or network performance degradation takes place during an inter-chassis switch over, Cisco invested in its third generation of Virtual Switch System or VSS. It introduced support for four Supervisors within a VSS, which it calls VS4O for short.…
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Cisco Enhances VXLAN: Eliminates IP Multicast Requirement, integrates virtual services via vPath plus connects to legacy networks
Cisco introduced enhancements to its VXLAN implementation in the Nexus 1000V virtual switch that overcomes the requirement for IP Multicast. In addition Cisco is integrating vPath to VXLAN for service insertion that stitches virtual services into VXLAN overlay tunnels. Network services might...
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Ixia/Anue ‘s Larry Hart On Its SDN Network Visualization Strategy
As the need for visibility of applications flowing inside networks grows, network architecture itself is changing thanks to network plus server virtualization in data centers, and now Software-Defined Networking. Also trends like BYOD, virtualization, and application mobility are bringing...
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Gigamon’s Shehzad Merchant On The Killer SDN App: Network Visualization
As the need for visibility of applications flowing inside networks grows, network architecture itself is changing thanks to network plus server virtualization in data centers, and now Software-Defined Networking. Also trends like BYOD, virtualization, and application mobility are bringing...
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Edward Martinez, CIO of Miami Children’s Hospital Takes Wi-Fi To The Next Level
Miami Children's Hospital or MCH deployed an 802.11n Wi-Fi network some two years ago to support their Clinical EMR deployment, which enabled clinicians and physicians to access applications such as PowerChart via mobile devices. The Wi-Fi network also enabled BYOD for patients, families and...
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Jeff Gray CEO of Glue Networks on Open Networking at ONUG
The networking industry at an inflection point driven by IT business leaders taking greater control of their network infrastructure to lower operational cost and increase IT delivery flexibility. Open networking promises to deliver greater control, lower cost and an injection of innovation not…
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Pablo Espinosa Video Message To ONUG IT Business Leaders
Pablo Espinosa, Director of Data, Video and Voice Network Infrastructure at GAP Inc plus ONUG founding member shares his hope of what Software-Defined Networking will enable at GAP Inc via video with the IT executives at the first Open Networking User Group or ONUG. Northbound APIs need to unlock...
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Howard Bubb , President & CEO, Netronome on Open Networking at ONUG
The networking industry at an inflection point driven by IT business leaders taking greater control of their network infrastructure to lower operational cost and increase IT delivery flexibility. Open networking promises to deliver greater control, lower cost and an injection of innovation not…
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Awais Nemat co-founder & CEO PLUMgrid on Open Networking at ONUG
The networking industry at an inflection point driven by IT business leaders taking greater control of their network infrastructure to lower operational cost and increase IT delivery flexibility. Open networking promises to deliver greater control, lower cost and an injection of innovation not…
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Mike Hatfield, President and co-founder of Cyan on Open Networking at ONUG
The networking industry at an inflection point driven by IT business leaders taking greater control of their network infrastructure to lower operational cost and increase IT delivery flexibility. Open networking promises to deliver greater control, lower cost and an injection of innovation not…
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Dante Malagrinò President & CEO Embrane on Open Networking at ONUG
The networking industry at an inflection point driven by IT business leaders taking greater control of their network infrastructure to lower operational cost and increase IT delivery flexibility. Open networking promises to deliver greater control, lower cost and an injection of innovation not…
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Craig Elliott co-founder and CEO of Pertino on Open Networking at ONUG
The networking industry at an inflection point driven by IT business leaders taking greater control of their network infrastructure to lower operational cost and increase IT delivery flexibility. Open networking promises to deliver greater control, lower cost and an injection of innovation not…
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Guido Appenzeller, CEO Big Switch Networks on Open Networking at ONUG
The networking industry at an inflection point driven by IT business leaders taking greater control of their network infrastructure to lower operational cost and increase IT delivery flexibility. Open networking promises to deliver greater control, lower cost and an injection of innovation not…
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Gregory Lebovitz, VP Products and Marketing of vArmour on Open Networking at ONUG
The networking industry at an inflection point driven by IT business leaders taking greater control of their network infrastructure to lower operational cost and increase IT delivery flexibility. Open networking promises to deliver greater control, lower cost and an injection of innovation not…
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Jayshree Ullal , President & CEO, Arista Networks on Open Networking at ONUG
The networking industry at an inflection point driven by IT business leaders taking greater control of their network infrastructure to lower operational cost and increase IT delivery flexibility. Open networking promises to deliver greater control, lower cost and an injection of innovation not…
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Karl May President & CEO of Vello Systems on Open Networking at ONUG
The networking industry at an inflection point driven by IT business leaders taking greater control of their network infrastructure to lower operational cost and increase IT delivery flexibility. Open networking promises to deliver greater control, lower cost and an injection of innovation not…
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Cisco Invests In Unified Access To Address Fundamental Changes In Enterprise Networking And BYOD
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IBM Empowers Applications to Call Upon Network Services Via PureSystems
This is the forth of a five part podcast series on IBM’s Open Data Center Interoperable Network or ODIN program and DOVE or Distributed Overlay Virtual Ethernet. I talk with Dr. Casimer DeCasatis, IBM Distinguished Engineer and System Networking’s Chief Technical Officer for strategic alliances...
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Extreme Networks Addresses Scale Issues with its Open Fabric Software-Defined Networking
No matter where an IT architect looks they are confronted with scaling issues and many times one solution creates another problem. To address increasing VM density many are expanding broadcast domains with flatter 2-tier architectures only to get bogged down in broadcast issues. To scale...
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IBM Sets Direction With Open Data Center Interoperable Network Architecture
This is the first of a five part podcast series on IBM’s Open Data Center Interoperable Network or ODIN program and its DOVE or Distributed Overlay Virtual Ethernet initiative. In this podcast I talk with Dr. Casimer DeCusatis IBM Distinguished Engineer and IBM System Networking’s chief technical...
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Tapping Into The Potential of Virtual Teams With Siemens Enterprise Communications
Unstructured business process is more distributed than ever thanks to smartphone platforms iOS and Android. As the workforce has become more mobile, work teams have become more distributed and virtual. Mobility brings freedom and increased individual productivity but a new study finds that…
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Industry Predictions 2013 with Nick Lippis and Zeus Kerravala
Zeus Kerravala of ZK Research and I host our annual predictions podcast. We provide our top ten 2013 predictions that span consolidation in the SDN market, Cisco breaking away from HP/Dell, VMware jumping the shark, Micosoft’s rebound, the formation of the white box Top of Rack switch market, UC...
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Siemens Enterprise Communications Rethinks The Future of User Communication Interfaces and Experience
The communications industry changed in 2007 with the iPhone introduction, resulting in a fundamental change in the way people communicate! Smartphone communications experience is richer and as such employees are demanding to use their iOS and Android devices at work, which has ushered in the…
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IBM Scales Virtual Networks Via Distributed Overlay Virtual Ethernet
This is the second of a five part series on IBM’s Open Data Center Interoperable Network or program and its DOVE or Distributed Overlay Virtual Ethernet. I talk with Renato; IBM Fellow and System Networking Chief Technical Officer about IBM’s approach to virtual network overlays called DOVE....
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Avaya Virtualizes Aura on VMware
Mark Monday Vice President, Product Management, Collaboration Platforms and Endpoints at Avaya joins me to discuss virtualized unified communications. Avaya announced its Aura Virtualized Environment or Avaya Unified Communications on VMware, which are full-featured Avaya Aura core platform and...
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The New Personal Era of Unified Communications
The adoption rate of Unified Communications and Collaboration or UCC has been disappointing. Its value proposition was rooted in its ability to unify different ways people communicate in the hope that business process would be streamlined, productivity increased and cost reduced. Some of this is...
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A Realistic Approach To Dynamic Workload Scaling
Dynamic Workload Scaling or Cloud bursting is commonly referred to as the ability to expand or contract workload between two or more virtualized data centers or cloud providers. It sounds simple enough, but there has not been a practical approach to securely and automatically facilitate elastic…
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Cisco Is Leading The Market Toward Open Networking With Cisco ONE
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Cisco’s Nexus 1000V-based Programmable Virtual Network Overlays
Cisco ONE utilizes the multi-hypervisor Nexus 1000V virtual switch to create virtual network overlays and will be enabling programmability through programmatic interfaces to its virtual supervisor module (VSM), enabling automation-centric provisioning. To make virtual overlays functionally...
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Cisco To Offer Campus Slicing via SDN/OpenFlow
This is the third of a four part podcast series on Cisco’s Open Network Environment or Cisco ONE. Cisco ONE consist of three initiatives; OnePK, Campus Slicing via SDN/OpenFlow and Virtual Overlay. In this podcast I talk with Phil Casini Product line manager for Cisco’s SDN controller development...
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Cisco’s OnePK Opens up Networking to Programming
This is the second of a four part podcast series on Cisco’s Open Network Environment or Cisco ONE. Cisco ONE consist of three initiatives; OnePK, Campus Slicing via SDN/OpenFlow and Virtual Network Overlay. In this podcast I talk with Kevin Woods Director of Product Management at Cisco Systems...
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Cisco’s LISP For Workload Mobility in Multi-Data Center and Cloud Use Cases Explained
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The Future of Software-Defined Networking
Rakesh Saha, Director of Product Management for Advanced Technologies at IBM System Networking and Samrat Ganguly, Chief Network Architect for NEC’s ProgrammableFlow join me to help us make sense of the fast paced evolution of Software-Defined Networking and predict its future. Duration: 12…
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Extreme Networks Offers A Broad Open Networking Initiative
Shehzad Merchant VP of Technology at Extreme Networks joins me to discuss Extreme’s approach to open networking including its Open Fabric, Software Defined-Networking or SDN initiative plus network programmability. Duration: 12 minutes 20 seconds Lippis Intro/Analysis Starts @ : 00:10 sec…
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Cisco on VXLAN For Logically Isolating Virtual Subnets At Scale
Scalability issues have overcome what VLANs were designed to provide. In multi-tenant cloud computing environments with each tenant having many applications many of which require their own logical network segments, the 4k limit of VLANs does not scale. And as cloud networks grow beyond data...
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Cisco’s Familiar Approach To A Unified Multi-Protocol Storage Network
Cisco’s multi-protocol storage initiative brings all storage protocols into its unified fabric. Just like the days of multi-protocol routing, IT managers were able to manage the transition to IP networking after routing supported multiple network protocols such as DECnet, AppleTalk, etc. In short...
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The Benefits of Building Networks With Shortest Path Bridging
Shortest Path Bridging or SPB was ratified in March of 2012 by the IEEE. Its an active-active link protocol that replaces the older Spanning Tree Protocols. SPB is touted as a means to simplify the creation and configuration of carrier, enterprise and cloud networks by virtually eliminating human...
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World IPv6 Day Marks Massive Transition In IP Addressing: What It Means To You
June 6, 2012 was World IPv6 day, which marked the transition toward IPv6 on a global basis and will forever be the transition reference point. Close to 30% of pages viewed on the Internet globally were reachable over IPv6 after June 6th 2012. In May of 2012 there were only 519 sites IPv6 enabled…
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Cisco Catalyst Access Switches Lower TCO by 14% According To Forrester
Cisco commissioned Forrester Consulting to examine the total economic impact and potential return on investment (ROI) enterprises may realize by deploying Cisco Catalyst Access Switches. They found that corporations that deployed Cisco Catalyst Access switches were better off by 14% than if they...
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Siemens On The State-of-Enterprise Communications
Siemens Enterprise Communications released the results of its State of Enterprise Communications 2012 Study, which found, not surprisingly that pure IP infrastructures save enterprises 43% over traditional PBX systems. The study found that an increasingly mobile workforce is forcing more...
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An Interview With Bill Kish CTO of Ruckus Wireless on its Unique WiFi Technical Architecture
Ruckus Wireless is an innovation machine having pioneered technologies such as SmartMeshing, BeamFlex, SmartCast and now ChannelFly. These innovations have differentiated Ruckus in the enterprise and service provider markets with outstanding results. Ruckus is also involved in the IEEE and WiFi...
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An Interview With Selina Low, CEO of Ruckus Wireless On Business Strategy
Ruckus Wireless has been firing on all cylinders. It’s the fastest growing Wi-Fi supplier on the plant in the enterprise wireless market and owns the largest market share in the carrier Wi-Fi space. Ruckus, an Enterprise supplier latecomer achieved the highest year-over-year revenue growth of all...
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Gaining Control and Visibility of Web 2.0 Applications with Broadcom’s App-IQ
Every corporation’s application portfolio is undergoing a massive transition thanks to mobile and cloud computing plus web2.0 applications such as social, peer-to-peer, browser-based file sharing, etc. Clearly there are economic and corporate productivity gains in mobile and cloud computing, but...
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