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'Enterprise Networking - Everything You Need to Know'
[Johannesburg, 18 May 2012] -
The rapid evolution – or revolution - of computer networking, with its ever-changing standards, warp speed communications updates and truck-load capacity upgrades, has characterised the IT sector in recent years. At the same time, new applications have arisen, presenting a host of management and security challenges to network administrators.These and many other topical issues are addressed in the latest (third) edition of 'Enterprise Networking - Everything You Need to Know' – now published as an e-book, downloadable over the Internet.The fully illustrated 2012 edition is a complete re-write. It covers the history of networking – spotlighting the companies and the technologies that have played important roles in the evolution of the corporate network. It addresses the mergers and acquisitions that have coloured and characterised the industry since the dawn of the computer age.
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A Resilient Data Center Core Fabric withFabric Routing
Traditional network architectures fail to meet the requirement
of information technology to effectively and efficiently support
the business. Maintaining multiple networks composed of varying
architectures, each with their own unique characteristics, tools
and skillsets, increases operational expense and decreases the
ability to adapt to dynamic business requirements. OneFabric by
Enterasys is a unified network fabric purpose-built to deliver
business-critical applications. By offering a virtualization
aware data plane with a unified management plane, OneFabric
delivers one network environment to administer versus multiple
environments found in today’s networks. With OneFabric,
businesses are able to collapse their wired and wireless edge,
distribution and core networks and their data center into one
fabric managed by a single management application – OneFabric
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Securing the Virtualized Data CenterA Strategy for Private Cloud
Security
"As of mid-2011, at least 40% of x86 architecture workloads
have been virtualized on servers; furthermore, the installed
base is expected to grow five-fold from 2010 through 2015 (as
both the number of workloads in the marketplace grow and as
penetration grows to more than 75%)."
Virtualization of the data center provides IT departments
with an attractive set of cost saving benefits including lower
total cost of ownership, increased operational efficiencies and
more flexible management capabilities. Virtualization also
provides an equally impressive set of security challenges.
"Less than 20 percent of organizations using virtualization
technology are adopting security tools to work in tandem with
the software in order to decrease the risks that are inherent in
a virtualized environment."
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