First of all big thank you to VMware Hands-On Labs resources, they are great and a very cool way to use for demonstrations and Learning Lets talk about VMWare SD-WAN by VeloCloud, a company that was a acquired by the virtualization giant back in December 12, 2017 – The company was initially founded in 2012 […]
VMware SD-WAN from VeloCloud (SD- WAN Series: P3) Read More »
SD-WAN is not a new concept that is becoming trendy right now, but is actually something that has been there for a while! (Remember the iWAN days?) – Also there will not be something new or exciting that you maybe have not seen before. My idea is to keep analyzing the technology and off course
SD-WAN Terminology (SD- WAN Series: P2) Read More »
Hi there, know it has been a while – to be exact my last post was back in August. A lot has happened since 🙂 – However this post is not about me, but about me and what I have been up to maybe in a different post! This time I’d like to give the
SD-WAN Series – The Components (SD- WAN Series: P1) Read More »
Let’s see, it has been a while since the last time you heard from me, but this time I will spare you the excuse! What is a Zero Downtime Upgrade? This is an upgrade where no matter from which version of VOS (CUCM, UNITY, and UCCX) you are coming from can be done with very
Zero Downtime Upgrades – An upgrade approach to avoid late nights Read More »
Before leaving my previous company there was an interesting trend in the market and industry I have worked for the past few years, and that is that multiple verticals out there are considering moving their traditional premises workloads to the cloud. That is a beautiful thing, but from my standpoint as an Engineer/Architect, I’m thinking
Consuming the “Cloud” – How are you doing it? Read More »
I looove free and fun stuff to do when I’m training, and I also like to pay for training when is good. With that in mind, this post will be a collection of the training that I have found or will find in the future, so that it can be listed on this site. Remember,
Training on Cybersecurity and what is out there? Read More »
Thinking on few things that can help people out there to begin or advance in a career in IT Security or Cybersecurity. I had to get some information about this from a Job description of what companies are looking for in candidates, just because, yeah Andres had to find out, and help the now growing
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To better understand what are the domains that are part of CyberSecurity is better to identify them individually and make sure we all know what to expect to learn more and more about it. Currently the Cybersecurity tracks, like Cisco’s, make emphasis on you preparing you to be a Security Analyst Level I – Remember
Cybersecurity – Want to be a Security Analyst? The List of things you need to understand Read More »
I have recently started a class on CyberSecurity offered by Cisco, and have been hooked into the material and the things that this class offers. If you know me, you will know that I have always been a hybrid engineer, I have done few things from Network, Security, Data Center and Collaboration. With the last
Introduction to CyberSecEngineer Blog Read More »
Call recording is an interesting topic for me and it’s sometimes hard to understand, but It’s easy when you break it down to get what it is all about. My experience varies from different vendors and most of it comes to the same place, at least when preparing CUCM for Recording services. This post is
The Anatomy of a Call Recording Service – Cisco Unified Communications Manager Read More »
