RFC1925 - Rule 12
Reaching Perfection The last of the 12 truths of networking has a long history in the IETF, particularly in relation to ...
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Reaching Perfection The last of the 12 truths of networking has a long history in the IETF, particularly in relation to ...
How packet became king Our society is now totally dependent on packet communications. Even before COVID-19 our society ...
Musings on the Evolution of Telecom Networks Try this experiment. Call your friend on WhatsApp Voice when they are sitti...
You Can Always Add Another Layer of Indirection (RFC1925, Rule 6a) Many within the network engineering community have he...
Rotem Cohen – Director of System Architecture This week I had the opportunity to speak with Rotem Cohen, our director of...
It is Easier to Move a Problem than Solve it (RFC1925, Rule 6) Early on in my career as a network engineer, I learned th...
The Dangers of Flying Pigs There are many times in networking history, and in the day-to-day operation of a network, whe...
The Second Truth of Networking From time immemorial, humor has served to capture truth. This is no different in the worl...
The evolution of the telecoms bandwidth engine We are at the beginning of a technological revolution that will change th...
“Study the past if you would define the future.” ― Confucius In the beginning, system engineers created a single layer n...
The 12 Networking Truths From time immemorial, humor has served to capture truth. This is no different in the world of c...
Imagine you had the choice between watching your favorite band at the local bar, or seeing a good ‘cover’ band playing s...
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