
Following the HP Network Tech Day here are my thoughts on what HP needs to do to be successful – from an engineers perspective.
2 September 2010
Network design, architecture, thinking, working. Tech.

Following the HP Network Tech Day here are my thoughts on what HP needs to do to be successful – from an engineers perspective.









(1 votes, average: 8.00 out of 10)IOSHints Live San Jose – Meet the author I very excited to be partnering with Ivan Peplnjak to provide a unique meetup and consulting session in San Francisco. IOSHints Live NIL Data Communications is organizing the first ever IOSHints Live event with IOS Hints technology blogger and Cisco Press book author Ivan Pepelnjak (CCIE#1354) in [...]









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Following the career discussions in some of our earlier podcasts, and his recent Blog Post “So you Want to be a Network Consultant” Kevin Bovis got in touch with me to talk about what sort of skills an engineer needs. We decided to record the discussion and so you can have even more Networking in your ears.









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EtherealMind is proud to present the first product in a new and exciting range of networking grooming products designed to specifically keep your networking looking and smelling great.









(No Ratings Yet)Show 14 and we’ve managed to get polite fart jokes and Cisco Wireless Networking in the same show. A new high for the Packet Pushers!!!









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What’s not to love. Packet Pushers get around the workbench, pool their resources and go voer the weeks events. Sponsored by Ascolta Training.









(No Ratings Yet)This week we’re joined by Aaron Conaway of ‘Aaron’s worthless Words’ fame, while we did our usual chit chat about a few things including the upcoming Tech Field Day – Seattle 2010, supporting the Network Tech Field Day but the main subject was a conversation about career progression since so many people wrote in and asked us about it.









(No Ratings Yet)If you’re old enough to remember what ZX-81 was all about, you’ll probably experience a weird sense of déjà-vu when being exposed to the beauties of TRILL says Ivan Pepelnjak.









(4 votes, average: 6.50 out of 10)This week, the Pushers start talking about switches then go totally nerd on Data Centre Ethernet and new protocols.









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Ethan, Dan and Greg are Deep Diving into the Security Topic of “Defense in Depth” and what it really means. We had an open discussion that really didn’t go far enough. That’s why it’s Phase Alpha.









(No Ratings Yet)Like many tech-workers, we need to ingest vast quantities of knowledge to get started in our jobs. Without that knowledge, there is no working in our business. What is unique, however, is that we continue to ingest knowledge for the remainder of our careers – often consuming large portions of our personal time and energy. Worse we even get tested on it by sitting formal examinations.
How can we manage this process to be more effective ?









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This is the second podcast by the PacketPushers crew. We’re slightly more prepared this week, and had more of an idea what to expect. Hopefully that’ll be evident in the podcast!









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What do you get when three opinionated, irritable, knowledgeable and community minded Network Engineers on the telephone to talk about life in the Networking industry ? And if you recorded those three CCIE’s and published it as a podcast ? What would that be like ?









(1 votes, average: 6.00 out of 10)WOOT! It’s time for the Boston 2010 Tech Field Day. I get to argue with Cisco about FCoE. Hi Omar !!. Also, excuses and information about what’s happening for the next week or so at EtherealMind.









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When working in a global company, a major problem is the way that some countries use the wrong date formatting. Say hello to ISO8601, standard for date formats.









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