Internets of Interest: 18th October Through 21st October
October 21, 2008 by bookmarks · Leave a Comment
Collection of useful, relevant or inane places on the the Internets for 18th October through 21st October:
- CCIE>Blog_ / Find a Blog — IPExpert release their blogging “platform” for all of us to use.
- Security Configuration Guides — The American National Security Agency publishes some handy (if a bit simple) guides for securing a number of different things. Now while you could do a better job as a specialist task, these are very sueful starting points for a security review, especially is you are not strong on, say, MAC OS X.A fellow network blogger reminded me about this by posting, but I lost the source. Sorry.
- Apple — Get a Mac — Watch the TV Ads — Bean Counter — The latest Mac Advertisement — absolutely hilarious — makes a point that spending $300 million in advertising is NOT fixing your product.I wonder if they could use this in Management training, show them that marketing doesn’t always work.
- Zone-Based Policy Firewall Design and Application Guide — Cisco Systems — Internetwork Expert posted on Cisco IOS Zone Based Firewall recently. This is the Cisco Design Guide on many different methods and ways of using it.One note of interest — the CLI is almost identical to the ACE module.
- iSCSI dodges Fibre Channel over Ethernet noose • The Register — This guy thinks that iSCSI is for greenfield sites not for real networks.Favourite bit: ” he said, adding that he isn’t worried if FCoE only appeals to existing Fibre Channel customers. ” — gosh, is he saying the FCoE is a legacy technology even before its come to market ? I think he is.
- FCoE not just for sale, Cisco Nexus FCoE also in production — Data Center Networks — No really, someone is actually using FCoE ! And it’s us. Wow, brilliant.What no customers ? Oh, FCoE how we love thee.
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- Catalyst Switches for Microsoft Network Load Balancing Configuration Example — Cisco Systems — Microsoft NLB just doesn’t go away does it ? Its like a weed, always coming back.
Here is how to configure Cisco Catalyst switches to ‘support’ Microsoft’s so-called Network Load Balancing.
If you can’t afford a proper Load Balancer, then at least consider using IOS SLB. Please!
- Enomaly : Elastic Computing (Clarity to Cloud Computing): Home — Open Sourced Cloud Computing software. Doesn’t make Cloud Computing any less silly, but someone has working code!
- iSCSI: Game over • The Register — The author thinks FCoE will kill iSCSI. Its a stunningly one eyed
- TidBITS Safe Computing: Five Tips for Reading Mac Security Stories — Very good article about your security on MAC OS X. To date there are no major security threats that good practice and awareness could not solve. Just like MS Windows and an automobile, you must be responsible for your own security and care of your equipment.
Most of the recent scare stories on MAC security are repeats of previously known. I’m not running virus or malware software on my MAC and have no plans to do so with the current security status. And that’s a righteously joyous thing.
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