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This blog represents some thoughts I’ve been mulling over for a while since my last large network assessment. Looking at it from the Cisco perspective, but also from what I’m [...]

I just became aware of AWS Transit Gateway Network Manager. (“AWSTGNM”) I’m not sure how I missed it, seeing as I’ve become a fan of transit gateways. It was announced [...]

This blog attempts to answer the question, “What Is NaaS?”. However, I’m limiting this to NaaS for enterprises. What the acronym stands for is simple: NaaS stands for Network as [...]

This is one of a small series of blogs about tools for monitoring user experience (a fancy term for response times, drop rates, etc.). I keep coming back to this [...]

I am impressed with the Amazon Web Services (AWS) documentation. Pretty high quality, and a lot of it. A recent customer need caused me to realize there was a gap [...]

I’m doing a couple of blogs about tools for monitoring user experience (fancy term for response times, drop rates, etc.). A prior blog covered NetBeez and started with some general [...]

This blog is an update about a useful network management/operations product, NetBeez. I drafted it as part of a small series on tools that monitor response time (and generally also [...]

It’s time for a change of topic! Enough of that (Internet) Edgy stuff! This blog describes a miscellaneous set of tips and tricks that might make your networking life easier. [...]

The following companies presented at Network Field Day 26 (NFD26): Arista Cisco PathSolutions Kentik Juniper Riverbed NetBeez ZPE Systems This blog is a quick summary/overview. It has two goals: Mention [...]

In Managing Security in the Age of Zero Trust, NetCraftsmen introduces Zero Trust as a data-centric approach to security.  This involves identifying the data assets and adjusting or creating an [...]

In Managing Security in the Age of Zero Trust, NetCraftsmen introduces Zero Trust as a data-centric approach to security.  This involves identifying the data assets and adjusting or creating an [...]

In Managing Security in the Age of Zero Trust, NetCraftsmen introduces Zero Trust as a data-centric approach to security.  This involves identifying the data assets and adjusting or creating an [...]