Brad Reese on Cisco
Could Nortel benefit from Cisco's learning curve?
by Brad Reese
Cisco middle-upper management are the biggest barrier to change as the company undergoes a process of continuous improvement, according to a story that appeared yesterday in The Star, Malaysia's most widely-read English-language daily. In the story, headlined "Firms need to re-engineer their core business to stay afloat," writer Suraj Raj cites Randy Pond - Cisco Executive Vice President of Operations Processes and Systems as saying that companies that have survived the long haul had...
claiming that fake components have been used in warplanes, ships and communication networks. The magazine also cites an FBI report warning that fake Cisco gear could be
family. HP will extend its Halo Video Collaboration Service so it applies to Tandberg’s telepresence products,
switches, are you treating them like gold because of their scarcity? If so, you should take a good look at VACL capture, a feature that provides you with a virtually unlimited number of SPAN sessions. VACL capture works with most of the newer Cisco switches including the 6500, 4500, 4900, 3750E, 3750, 3560E, and the 3560. VACL stands for VLAN Access Control List. It operates like a typical port based ACL but instead of being enabled on a per port or L3 interface level it is enabled on a VLAN bases. A VACL is an extended ACL that controls traffic that enters or exists a VLAN. The VACL capture feature adds a keyword capture to the end of an ACL entry.
Microsoft - and IBM, which today
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