Almost every network consists of components from multiple vendors. Network Administrators want to have a ‘single pain of glass' view on their network. This means that the element manager used by the network administrator's use a management tool
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These days everybody is thinking about Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) as the core networking technology for their enterprise local area network (LAN). Reason why organizations are thinking about MPLS is segmentation of groups of users, business
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Most of you will know that the spanning tree protocol is a layer2 protocol which was never designed with maximum security in mind. Over the years, this has resulted in various security configuration options to make sure the end-user edge ports can only
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The days for network engineers are changing. Five years ago networking was only focusing on switches and routers. These days a lot of software applications make use or have a big impact on networking infrastructure. Therefore I think it’s important to
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Welcome to the first blog lines in the ProCurve Networking blog. It is important to start out with the intended purpose of this blog: 1.) Start a technical ProCurve networking community wich connects ProCurve partners and customers to share knowledge
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