How Difficult is SD-WAN?
In a recent Packet Pushers Heavy Networking episode, Ethan and Greg discussed how difficult SD-WAN is, and why you shouldn’t […]
SD-WAN
SD-WAN
When Is Something SD-WAN?
A couple of days ago, I wrote on LinkedIn asking you what a SD-WAN solution should consist of. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/danieldib_sdn-sdwan-wan-activity-6583614108971655168-BH8x The
Commentary
Impostor Syndrome and Loser DNA
Most of you are probably already familiar with impostor syndrome. Wikipedia defines it as: Despite external evidence of their competence,
Traceroute, Troubleshooting
The Tale of the Mysterious Traceroute
If you follow me on Twitter ( https://twitter.com/danieldibswe), you know I have been doing a lot of SD-WAN lately and
CCIE, Certification
Major Updates to Cisco Certifications Part IV (CCIE)
The CCIE, now 25 years old, has always been the pinnacle of Cisco certifications. There has been a lot of
CCNP, Certification
Major Updates to Cisco Certifications Part III (CCNP)
What is changing for CCNP? And why? Some of the problems that existed in the current CCNP were: No way
CCNA, Certification
Major Updates to Cisco Certifications Part II (CCNA)
Let’s go more into depth what the new updates really mean. We will start by analyzing the CCNA. As I
CCIE, Certification
Major Updates to Cisco Certifications
As you most likely will have seen, Cisco is “rebooting” their certifications to better align with what is expected of
Cloud
Lessons Learned in Cloud Networking – AWS vs Azure
I’ve been working a lot with cloud networking lately. I will share some of my findings as this is still
Career
Interview with Joe Onisick
With this blog, I try to inspire and mentor. One person I have a lot of respect for is Joe