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BALTIMORE, MD — To support the expanding role of Enterprise Networks solutions that leverage the intelligence of the network, NetCraftsmen announced today that it has achieved the Advanced Enterprise Networks Architecture [...]

SDN is starting to be considered by enterprise organizations, and those organizations need to begin to understand what SDN is and how it will affect their IT department. We have [...]

Series: NAT Configuration on ASA 8.4+ Part 1: Introduction and NAT Rule Organization Part 2: CLI Configuration and Dynamic PAT Part 3: Dynamic PAT Cont. with Pools, Flat, Round-Robin and Extended PAT Part 4: [...]

BALTIMORE, MD – NetCraftsmen announced today that it has achieved a Customer Satisfaction Excellence Gold Star from Cisco. This designation recognizes NetCraftsmen for delivering outstanding customer service to customers in the [...]

BALTIMORE, MD – NetCraftsmen announced today it has been recertified with Cisco® Gold Certification. To earn Gold Certification, NetCraftsmen has to meet rigorous standards set forth by Cisco in networking competency, [...]

Self-Provisioning is a new feature introduced in the 10.x release of Cisco’s Unified Communications Manager (CUCM). It provides a “plug and play” type of functionality that simplifies the phone deployment [...]

In this presentation at Enterprise Connect 2014, Terry Slattery, CCIE #1026, discusses powering enterprise communications with software-defined networks. This workshop starts with a  review of the basics of SDN — how it [...]

In the virtualization community, one of the most frequently debated topics is FC vs. Network-based storage: which is better? Some IT professionals have deeply rooted convictions, some say they don't have a preference, and some give that age-old consultant response: it depends. It's not uncommon to hear that, when performance…

In all of the excitement over the release of 5.1 U1, it’s easy to forget about your trusty VCSA. U1 isn’t just for hosts, it’s for vCenter too! It’s easy [...]

Moving vSphere from a rack-mounted server solution to Cisco UCS? That’s smart. It won’t take long to find out why so many organizations have embraced the technology. Log into UCS [...]

VMware’s vSphere HA can be found in nearly every data center. In short, HA provides a means for virtual machines to restart on functioning hosts in the event that their [...]