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Deploying OpenStack in the cloud and the data center
17.06.2017
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of the setup that are responsible for collecting and managing hardware nodes: For example, a new computer receives a response from a MAAS server when it sends a PXE request after first starting up its network
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NVMe-oF gears up to replace iSCSI
04.12.2024
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Centralized storage in the form of network-attached storage (NAS) or a storage area network (SAN) are implicitly or explicitly set in stone in the data center. Wherever you look, you will likely
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Zero Trust as a security strategy
03.02.2022
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of an archeological excavation site than a technology company. Wrapped up in this dilemma is enterprise devotion to endpoint security in a local network, which encounters problems when administering clients outside
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Enlarging the TCP initial window
06.10.2019
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of TCP has always been that it maximizes the available network bandwidth. However, it avoids overloading the individual components in the connection or their buffers by splitting the payload
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Access Anywhere with Mobile IPv6
16.04.2013
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Imagine that you are working in your home office with your tablet, which is connected to your home’s wireless network. You leave the house for the airport, and while you’re traveling in a taxi
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Get to know Azure Files and Azure File Sync
27.09.2024
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Files is Microsoft's way of implementing serverless, fully managed file shares in the cloud to integrate clients on Windows, macOS, and Linux over the Server Message Block (SMB) or Network File System
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Neglected IPv6 features endanger the LAN
30.11.2025
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The most common operating systems on the LAN are Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. They all run IPv6 in parallel with IPv4. IPv6 is enabled and active by default, and the systems on the network communicate via
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BackTrack Linux: The Ultimate Hacker's Arsenal
20.09.2011
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in a single Linux distribution.   BackTrack Linux is a fine example of a specialized Linux distribution. Its only purpose is to test your network, devices, and systems for security vulnerabilities. Back
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Routing with Quagga
19.02.2013
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Complex, redundant networks, such as the Internet, require different routing policies from those typically found on a LAN. Ideally, the routers will know all the paths that lead to the target
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Running OpenStack in a data center
14.08.2017
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Infrastructure The same basic rules apply to OpenStack environments as for any conventional setup: Redundant power and a redundant network are mandatory. When it comes to network hardware in particular, you

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