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Q&A with Geoff Horne of InteropNet

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2008-06-25 16:20:59 by Louis DiMeglio in ScienceLogic
...InteropNet , and discuss how he thought things went at Interop Vegas 2008 and how he thinks the lessons learned apply to enterprises Photo credit: The Tech Stop ScienceLogic: How long have you been involved with Interop Geoff Horne: Since about 1996 ScienceLogic: How has it been changing ? Does the show get more complex with new technologies...
 
 
 
 
 
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Q&A with Barry Cummings, InteropNet Help Desk Lead

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2008-07-23 13:31:29 by Louis DiMeglio in ScienceLogic
...InteropNet Help Desk to talk to him about his experiences with Interop and EM7 ScienceLogic: Whats your real job when youre not here Cummings: Im a consultant. I have a networking services company through which I offer services all the way from Layer 1 to desktop support ScienceLogic: How long have you been involved with Interop Cummings: I...
 
 
 
 
 
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Q&A with Sergey Katsev of Coyote Point Systems

2008-08-05 16:34:35 by Louis DiMeglio in ScienceLogic
 
...InteropNet and talk about the Coyote Point products. With a couple of years of experience as a vendor for Interop, he had some interesting insights in to how participating in the InteropNet can help a vendor ScienceLogic: How long have you been involved in InteropNet Katsev: I started at Coyote Point 3 years ago and InteropNet 2006 was my...
 
 
 
 
 
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Futher Comments About Interop and Interoperability

2008-05-16 14:17:25 by David Link in ScienceLogic
 
...InteropNet (EM7 provided the network monitoring and help desk solutions), our perspective is completely different. InteropNet (and iLabs) are by nature meant to be examples of very large multi-vendor efforts to build interoperability solutions that literally run the show floor and are available for all attendees to inspect via the NOC tours...
 
 
 
 
 
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Interoperability How Networking Should Be

2008-05-13 22:44:49 by Julia Lim in ScienceLogic
 
...InteropNet the show network project which brought together 17 vendors to make the largest temporary network in the world The lofty goals: Vendors working together in a very abbreviated timetable to make sure that their solutions 1) worked 2) got fully deployed to support the show network goals and 3) talked to each other so that the sum of...
 
 
 
 
 
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Interop Las Vegas 2008 - Some Interesting Stats

2008-06-11 14:44:02 by Louis DiMeglio in ScienceLogic
 
...InteropNet about them. Here are the ones that we thought were most interesting 1) We ended up monitoring 205 nodes in the official show network. They broke down as follows 73 switches ( Enterasys and Netgear 4 routers (Enterasys 28 power distribution units ( APC 5 IDSes ( Enterasys Dragon 20 environmental monitors (APC 2 load balancers (...
 
 
 
 
 
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Interop NY 2008 Hot Stage: A Tale of Two Cities

2008-07-21 22:01:04 by Louis DiMeglio in ScienceLogic
 
...InteropNet Team getting the network back up after Vegas so that its ready for New York. This Hot Stage has been interesting because it really has been about the difference in the shows in Las Vegas and New York. The show in New York is a bit smaller, but because access to the venue (Javitz Center) is more restrictive than the access the team...
 
 
 
 
 
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Network Security It Takes a Village

2008-05-14 13:05:15 by Louis DiMeglio in ScienceLogic
 
...InteropNet is one of the largest hacking targets on the planet. Attacks and threats come from both inside and outside the network. While the external attacks are certainly more malicious in intent, most of the internal ones ended up being due to misconfiguration or just plain misunderstanding Lets play a game. Its called Malicious or Not...
 
 
 
 
 
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Interop Vegas 2008 - A Tale of User Error

2008-06-13 04:27:25 by Louis DiMeglio in ScienceLogic
 
...InteropNet NOC team to notify/warn a vendor that a machine in their booth was infected and performing malicious scans of the network, in order to try and spread the infection. Without naming names here, its interesting that one of the companies was a security company and the other a very large software company The remaining tickets were...
 
 
 
 
 
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