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Nortel Network Switches - A Name That Is Most Trustworthy And Incorporated

Have you been planning to incorporate Nortel network switches? Looking to buy them to improve the computer connection and communication system? If so, you should know that you are going to make one of the best moves that will serve you a plethora of benefits.

Whenever top quality network switches are talked about, Nortel is a name that needs no introduction, for it has been manufacturing the best networking devices for years. Formerly known as Northern Electric and Northern Telecom, it’s now commonly known as Nortel Networks Corporation. It’s a multinational telecommunications and data networking equipment manufacturer based out of Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. When it comes to switches, they deliver highly advanced networking switches, helping businesses improve their practice significantly. For this reason, it’s often the preferred choice for people worldwide.

If you are looking for Nortel network switches, UsedRouter.com is a place you should head to. It’s a renowned online store dedicated to providing businesses and individuals with top quality networking and telecommunication devices. Not only do they sell new devices, but they also allow you to sell your used routers or other networking equipment. At their store, you can choose from a wide range of devices and buy the one suiting your needs. Make sure you look no more and head straight to UsedRouter.com today to buy Nortel data switches.

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[routers2021]

what is router?

The switch is a physical or virtual internetworking gadget that is intended to get, examine, and forward information bundles between PC organizations. A switch analyzes an objective IP address of a given information parcel, and it utilizes the headers and sending tables to choose the most ideal approach to move the bundles. There are some mainstream organizations that create switches; such are Cisco, 3Com, HP, Juniper, D-Link, Nortel, and so forth Some significant purposes of switches are given underneath:

A switch is utilized in LAN (Local Area Network) and WAN (Wide Area Network) conditions. For instance, it is utilized in workplaces for availability, and you can likewise set up the association between removed organizations, for example, from Bhopal to

It imparts data to different switches in systems administration.

It utilizes the steering convention to move the information across an organization.

Besides, it is more costly than other systems administration gadgets like switches and center points.

What is a Router

A switch deals with the third layer of the OSI model, and it depends on the IP address of a PC. It utilizes conventions, for example, ICMP to convey between at least two organizations. It is otherwise called a savvy gadget as it can compute the best course to pass the organization bundles from source to the objective consequently.

A virtual switch is a product capacity or programming based system that plays out similar capacities as an actual switch. It could be utilized to expand the unwavering quality of the organization by virtual switch repetition convention, which is finished by arranging a virtual switch as a default passage. A virtual switch runs on product workers, and it is bundled with alone or other organization capacities, similar to stack adjusting, firewall parcel separating, and wide region network enhancement abilities.

[latestmarketresearch]

Program controlled Switch Market Is Thriving Worldwide From 2019 To 2023

JUNE 03, 2019: Stored program control (SPC) was a telecommunications technology used for telephone exchanges controlled by a computer program stored in the memory of the switching system. In the context of China-US trade war and global economic volatility and uncertainty, it will have a big influence on this market. Program-controlled Switch Report by Material, Application, and Geography - Global Forecast to 2023 is a professional and comprehensive research report on the world's major regional market conditions, focusing on the main regions (North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific) and the main countries (United States, Germany, United Kingdom, Japan, South Korea and China).

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The major players profiled in this report include:

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·         Ericsson

·         LG-Nortel

·         Huawei

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·         Long-way

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Chapter One Program-controlled Switch Industry Overview

1.1 Program-controlled Switch Definition

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1.2.1 Program-controlled Switch Main Classification Analysis

1.2.2 Program-controlled Switch Main Classification Share Analysis

1.3 Program-controlled Switch Application Analysis

1.3.1 Program-controlled Switch Main Application Analysis

1.3.2 Program-controlled Switch Main Application Share Analysis

1.4 Program-controlled Switch Industry Chain Structure Analysis

1.5 Program-controlled Switch Industry Development Overview

1.5.1 Program-controlled Switch Product History Development Overview

1.5.1 Program-controlled Switch Product Market Development Overview

1.6 Program-controlled Switch Global Market Comparison Analysis

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1.6.3 Program-controlled Switch Global Main Region Market Analysis

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1.6.5 Program-controlled Switch Global Market Development Trend Analysis

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2.1 Upstream Raw Materials Analysis

2.1.1 Proportion of Manufacturing Cost

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2.2.1 Down Stream Market Analysis

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The phones of former FBI Director Robert Mueller

Last Friday, March 22, special counsel Robert Mueller ended his investigation on possible Russian influence in the 2016 United States presidential elections. Before he was appointed special counsel in May 2017, Mueller served 12 years as director of the FBI, from September 2001 to September 2013. Here we take a look at the telecommunications equipment that was used by Robert Mueller during his time as director of the FBI.

The office of former FBI director Robert Mueller, June 4, 2010. (photo: Melina Mara/The Washington Post/Getty Images)

The FBI Director's office The office of the Director of the FBI is on the seventh floor of the brutalistic J. Edgar Hoover Building in Washington D.C. Pictures of this room are very rare, but in 2010, The Washington Post published some showing Robert S. Mueller in his office, which appeared to be rather small and with remarkably old-fashioned furniture. Next to the director's office is a small executive conference room, also with 19th century furniture and a sign that looks as if it's from a Western movie saying "Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation". On the wall there's large world map, where for a domestic security service like the FBI one would rather expect a map of the United States:

The conference room next to the director's office, June 4, 2010. (photo: Melina Mara/The Washington Post/Getty Images - click to enlarge)

Telephone systems In the photos we can see that in the office of FBI director Mueller there were four phones, which belong to three different telephone systems:

IST phone The first phone from the left is a big white Integrated Services Telephone (IST), which was designed by Electrospace Systems Inc. (ESI) and manufactured by Raytheon. This is a so called "red phone", which means that it's connected to the Defense Red Switch Network (DRSN). This is the main secure telephone network for military command and control communications and connects all mayor US command centers and many other military facilities. Although this IST phone looks very futuristic, it has already been replaced by the newer IST-2, which was introduced in 2003. The new IST-2 was also on the president's desk in the Oval Office, before it was replaced by a Cisco IP phone for the new Executive Voice over Secure IP-network, which provides a highly secured link between the President and his senior cabinet members. It's interesting to see that there's no such new IP telephone in the office of the director of the FBI, which means that he has no direct line to the president - according to the fact that FBI falls under the Department of Justice and the director of the FBI reports to the Attorney General.

STE phone Next to the IST there's a big black telephone called Secure Terminal Equipment (STE). It's made by the American defense contractor L-3 Communications (since 2016: L3 Technologies) and is capable of encrypting phone calls up to the level of Top Secret/SCI. STE phones can be used to make secure calls to anyone with a similar or compatible device and there are an estimated 400.000 STE users. STE is the successor of the almost legendary STU-III secure phone system from the late 1980s. These STE phones can be used for secure communications with everyone working for the US government, the military, its contractors, and also foreign partners who can not be reached through a more select secure telephone network, like the aforementioned DRSN.

Nortel M5216 Finally, there were two Nortel M5216 Meridian telephones in former director Mueller's office: one with two additional 22 button key expansion modules on the desk, and one without these modules on the standing desk alongside the wall. These phones were used for any non-secure calls inside and outside the FBI headquarters. These telephone sets were manufactured by the former Canadian company Northern Telecom or Nortel and look rather outdated as they are probably from the mid-1990s. The Nortel Meridian telephone system itself is even older: it was first released in 1975. The system provides advanced voice and data features for applications ranging from 60 to 16.000 lines and also has Centrex capability. It became the first fully digital PBX on the global market and it was one of the most widely used business telephone systems, with an estimated number of 43 million installed users worldwide.

Computer networks Besides the four telephone sets, there's also a computer in the office of former FBI director Mueller, which can be seen right behind his chair. A KVM-switch allows him to use a single set of Keyboard, Video and Mouse to access multiple FBI networks on different classification levels, like: - LEO: Law Enforcement Online (Unclassified) - FBINet: Federal Bureau of Investigation Network (Secret) - SCION: Sensitive Compartmented Information Operational Network (Top Secret/SCI)

Former FBI director Mueller in his office, June 4, 2010. (photo: Melina Mara/The Washington Post/Getty Images - click to enlarge)

Links and sources - The Washington Post: Federal government cancels costly, decade-long search for a new FBI headquarters (2017) See also: - The phones of US Director of National Intelligence James Clapper - NSA director Alexander's phones - US State Department red phones - Commander Petraeus' phones from My Updates https://electrospaces.blogspot.com/2019/03/the-phones-of-former-fbi-director.html

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How I Used a Cell Phone Directory to Look Up Cell Phone Numbers

These organizations additionally typically offer boundless inquiries after the principal starting charge for one year or even now and then forever. OCN, NPA and NXX. are really brother cell phone list terms that are regularly alluded to as Nortel terms.

 In the event that you need to locate the proprietor of a PDA or an ordinary phone number you should pay an organization for the data there is actually no chance to get around this. Indeed, even the transporter of the private telephone number you are attempting to follow can't reveal to you the proprietor since they don't see this data. Just the real access suppliers and enormous server farms with huge telecom switches really observe the guest ID data preceding it being directed to broadening goal. On the off chance that the client has guest ID obstruct the guest ID number isn't moved pass the genuine telecom switch. So for example if the number was a PDA number and the bearer was AT&T and you called to converse with a client support agent and solicited who the proprietor from a private telephone number was. The telecom transporter would not have the option to address this inquiry. Not on the grounds that it would be illicit for them to give you the data but since they additionally don't see the data on their end.

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[un-enfant-immature]

Amazon isn’t the only tech company getting tax breaks

Amazon has a big target on its back these days, and because of its size, scope and impact on local business, critics are right to look closely at tax breaks and other subsidies they receive. There is nothing wrong with digging into these breaks to see if they reach the goals governments set in terms of net new jobs. But Amazon isn’t alone here by any means. Many states have a big tech subsidy story to tell, and it isn’t always a tale that ends well for the subsidizing government.

In fact, a recent study by the watchdog group, Good Jobs First, found states are willing to throw millions at high tech companies to lure them into building in their communities. They cited three examples in the report including Tesla’s $1.25 billion 20-year deal to build a battery factory in Nevada, Foxconn’s $3 billion break to build a display factory in Wisconsin and the Apple data center deal in Iowa, which resulted in a $214 million tax break.

Good Jobs First executive director Greg LeRoy doesn’t think these subsidies are justifiable and they take away business development dollars from smaller businesses that tend to build more sustainable jobs in a community.

“The “lots of eggs in one basket” strategy is especially ill-suited. But many public leaders haven’t switched gears yet, often putting taxpayers at great risk, especially because some tech companies have become very aggressive about demanding big tax breaks. Companies with famous names are even more irresistible to politicians who want to look active on jobs,” LeRoy and his colleague Maryann Feldman wrote in a Guardian commentary last month.

It doesn’t always work the way you hope

While these deals are designed to attract the company to an area and generate jobs, that doesn’t always happen. The Apple-Iowa deal, for example, involved 550 construction jobs to build the $1.3 billion state-of-the-art facility, but will ultimately generate only 50 full-time jobs. It’s worth noting that in this case, Apple further sweetened the pot by contributing “up to $100 million” to a local public improvement fund, according to information supplied by the company.

One thing many lay people don’t realize, however, is that in spite of the size, cost and amount of real estate of these mega data centers, they are highly automated and don’t require a whole lot of people to run. While Apple is giving back to the community around the data center, in the end, if the goal of the subsidy is permanent high-paying jobs, there aren’t very many involved in running a data center.

It’s not hard to find projects that didn’t work out. A $2 million tax subsidy deal between Massachusetts and Nortel Networks in 2008 to keep 2200 jobs in place and add 800 more failed miserably. By 2010 there were just 145 jobs left at the facility and the tax incentive lasted another 4 years, according to a Boston.com report.

More recent deals come at a much higher price. The $3 billion Foxconn deal in Wisconsin was expected to generate 3000 direct jobs (and another 22,000 related ones). That comes out to an estimated cost of between $15,000 and $19,000 per job annually, much higher than the typical cost of $2457 per job, according to data in the New York Times.

Be careful what you wish for

Meanwhile states are falling all over themselves with billions in subsidies to give Amazon whatever its little heart desires to build HQ2, which could generate up to 50,000 jobs over a decade if all goes according to plan. The question, as with the Foxconn deal, is whether the states can truly justify the cost per job and the impact on infrastructure and housing to make it worth it?

What’s more, how do you ensure that you get a least a modest return on that investment? In the case of the Nortel example in Massachusetts, shouldn’t the Commonwealth have protected itself against a catastrophic failure instead of continuing to give the tax break for years after it was clear Nortel wasn’t able to live up to its side of the agreement?

Not every deal needs to be a home run, but you want to at least ensure you get a decent number of net new jobs out of it, and that there is some fairness in the end, regardless of the outcome. States also need to figure out the impact of any subsidy on other economic development plans, and not simply fall for name recognition over common sense.

These are questions every state needs to be considering as they pour money into these companies. It’s understandable in post-industrial America, where many factory jobs have been automated away that states want to lure high-paying high tech jobs to their communities, but it’s still incumbent upon officials to make sure they are doing due diligence on the total impact of the deal to be certain the cost is justified in the end.

#TechCrunch

[ie-ethan-blog]

Ccie certification cost Link layer discovery protocol ( LLDP)explanation

Ccie certification cost Link layer discovery protocol ( LLDP)explanation

 With the development of network technology, there are more and more types of devices accessing the network, and the configuration is more and more complicated. Devices from different device vendors also tend to add their own unique features, which leads to many different features in a network. Ccie certification cost.Devices from different vendors, in order to facilitate the management of such networks, need to enable devices from different vendors to discover and interact with each other's systems and configuration information in the network.

 LLDP (Link Layer Discovery Protocol) is generated in this context, which provides a standard link layer discovery method. The information about the main device, the management address, the device identifier, and the interface identifier of the local device can be organized into different TLV (Type/Length/Value)  and encapsulated in the LLDPDU (Link Layer Discovery Protocol Data Unit)  to be directly connected to the neighbors. Ccie certification cost.After receiving the information, the neighbor saves it in the form of a standard MIB (Management Information Base) for the network management system to query and judge the communication status of the link.

 These MIB information can be used to discover the physical topology of the device and manage configuration information. It should be noted that LLDP is only designed for information advertisement.Ccie certification cost. It is used to advertise information of one device and obtain information of other devices to get related MIB information. Ccie certification cost.It is not a configuration and control protocol. It can't configure the remote device through the protocol. It only provides information about the network topology and management configuration. These information can be used for management, configuration purposes, but how to use it depend on the users.Ccie certification cost.

 In May 2005, this agreement has been recognized as the IEEE802.1AB-2005 standard. It replaces vendor-private protocols such as Cisco's Cisco Discovery Protocol, Extreme Networks' EDP (Extreme Discovery Protocol), Enterasys Networks' CDP (Cabletron Discovery Protocol), and Nortel Networks' NDP ( Nortel Discovery Protocol).

 Simply put, LLDP is a proximity discovery protocol. It defines a standard way for Ethernet network devices, such as switches, routers, and WLAN access points, to advertise their presence to other nodes in the network and to store discovery information for neighboring devices. For example, detailed information such as device configuration and device identification can be announced with this protocol.Ccie certification cost.

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Global Program-controlled Switch Market: Sales, Consumption, Demand and Forecast 2019-2023: Panasonic, Ericsson, LG-Nortel, Huawei, Toshiba, etc.

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The major players profiled in this report include:  Panasonic, Ericsson, LG-Nortel, Huawei, Toshiba The end users/applications and product categories analysis:  On the basis of product, this report displays the sales volume, revenue (Million USD), product price, market share and growth rate of each type, primarily split into-, Long-way On the basis on the end users/applications:  Data Terminal, ,

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[jmutawa]

Stackable vs Modular switches

Originally, Ethernet switches came in two flavors: modular and fixed configuration. Later on, Stacking technologies came into the picture. Then professionals started debating on which technology should be chosen for the Enterprise Access layer (wiring closet), both had their advantages and disadvantage.

This is not news. What is news (for me at least), is that, as technologies evolved, the debate has now moved to the Core network layer. With Stacking technologies reaching 512Gbps interconnect bandwidth (or maybe even more),  it can be easily argued that Stackable switches fits nicely into small Enterprise Cores and data centers.

Extreme Networks defines a small data center as one that has less than 500 ports, less than 250 servers, less than 15 racks per row, and less than 3 rows. For comparison, I would rate our data center as: nano.

Let us talk about Ethernet switches vendors’ stance on the subject. At some point of time, some vendors did not have a clear answer, as they offered both technologies, while saying one is better for no scientific reason. Nowadays, it seems most of them have their choice clear.

Vendors like Cisco, Brocade, HP, and Force 10 seem to favor the modular approach. While others like Extreme Networks, Juniper, and Nortel have their disctinctions clear; Stackables for small cores, and modulars for big ones, provided that they offer the required density and interface types.

For Extreme Networks, some Stackables start from 40 Gbps interconnect bandwidth going up to 256 and then 512Gbps. If you need more, then go to modulars, with switching capacities reaching a couple of Tbps.

Juniper has it also clear with their new lineup, the EX4200 can give you up to 128Gbps, if you need more, then go for a modular that has 320Gbps per slot.

After all this, sellers still manage to sell big, flagship modulars to tiny enterprises, planting FUD about smaller ones not being powerful enough, and that with buying the flagship switch, customers can live with it longer without any performance issues.

What surprises me more, is that customers with existing infrastructures are given those scientific-less recommendation, without having any look at their current Core utilisation.

I understand that people want to sell more to meet their sales quota, but they can do that while gaining customers trust via informed recommendations.

#old-blog

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Application Delivery Network (ADN) Market Trends, Share, Development Policies and Future Growth 2023

Market Highlights:

The combination of wide area network optimization and application delivery control is termed as application delivery network. The application delivery network is an integral part of data center networking, where it is used to manage and monitor the network performance and traffic. In recent times, the pattern regarding the network traffic accumulation has changed by a huge margin. This change is majorly due to higher usage of internet-based applications and transmission of media content over the network, like videos, and audios. A large proportion of network traffic is due to the growing consumer demands for high-quality videos, by either the mobile internet or broadband connection.

Application delivery network is often associated with traffic management, which sometimes also known as web switch or content switch. These applications are designed to shred off the load from a single server by distributing the traffic over different servers, at different locations. This feature of application delivery network is largely adopted in cloud computing, data analytics, and secured enterprise networks. As the size of enterprises increase, with additional technological benefits, companies are facing a challenge to increase the efficiency and productivity, without compromising on the operating location. More and more investments are being done to ensure a fast and safe response towards the changing business needs of the enterprises. This lets the enterprises to optimize and managing the network data flow. In addition to security and optimality, application delivery network also helps in greater mobility and security for large enterprises having distributed work locations.

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Major Key players

Array Networks (U.S.),

Silver Peak Systems (U.S.),

Riverbed Technology, Inc (U.S.),

A10 Networks, Inc. (U.S.),

Akamai Technologies, Inc (U.S.),

Alcatel-Lucent S.A. (France),

Barracuda Networks, Inc. (U.S.),

Blue Coat Systems Inc. (U.S.),

Brocade Communications Systems, Inc (U.S.),

Citrix Systems, Inc. (U.S.),

Cisco Systems, Inc. (U.S.),

F5 Networks, Inc. (U.S.),

Fortinet, Inc. (U.S.),

Internap Corporation (U.S.),

Juniper Networks, Inc. (U.S.),

Limelight Networks (U.S.),

Nortel Networks Corporation (Canada),

Radware (Israel),

Sun Microsystems (U.S.)

The prominent players constantly keep innovating and investing in research and development in order to present a cost-effective portfolio. There have been recent mergers and acquisitions among the key players, where the business entities expect to strengthen their reach to customers.

According to MRFR, The Application Delivery Network Market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 15%, and projected to reach 12 Billion during the Forecast Period 2017-2023

Industry News:

In October 2018, Netlify raised USD 30 million in a series B round of funding for a new application delivery network platform. The platform is designed specifically to make it easier to develop new web applications. The new platform will manage all content and application creation on a global level, eliminating the need for multiple servers.

Regional analysis:

The global application delivery network market is segmented on the basis of geography into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and rest of the world.

North America and Europe are likely to remain the leading contributors to the global application delivery network market over the forecast period due to the consistent technological advancement in the region, which has allowed for the transmission of increasingly large files over various networking media and thus created a need for solutions to manage the resultant increase in data traffic. The growing use of social media in North American and European countries is also likely to be a major driver for the application delivery network market, as video sharing has emerged as a major contributor to data traffic due to its growing frequency as well as high file sizes. The huge concentration of networking enterprises in the U.S. is also a major driver for the application delivery network market in North America, as the growing usage of digital platforms has led to a steady increase in data traffic that is unlikely to halt over the forecast period. In Europe, the major regional markets for application delivery networking are the U.K. and Germany.

Asia Pacific is not a major player in the global application delivery networking market at present, primarily due to the small scale of the networking applications in the region. However, countries such as India, China, and Australia are expected to emerge as major players in the global networking applications market over the forecast period, lending support to the application delivery network market in Asia Pacific.

Segmentation:

According to Market Research Future, the global application delivery network market has been segmented into product, organization size, industry vertical, and region.

The combination of wide area network optimization and application delivery control is termed as application delivery network. Application delivery network is often related to the traffic management, which are sometimes also known as web switch or content switch.

On the basis of product, the market is segmented into controllers, application safety equipment, and application gateways. Among these, the controllers, especially ADC is expected to dominate the market during the forecast period. The controllers are also expected to be the fastest growing product in this market. This growth is due to being an important component in application delivery network market, it has a huge application when it comes to management and diversion of traffic load from a single server to different servers located at different places.

On the basis of organization size, the market is segmented into small and medium enterprises, and large enterprises. Even though the application delivery network has marked its way in both the small and medium enterprises and large enterprises, the market is currently dominated by large enterprises. This dominance is expected to decrease by the end of forecast period due to higher growth rate of small and medium enterprises. The SME are backed up by the increased government policies and initiatives and rapid adoption of cloud services. On the basis of Industry vertical, the market is segmented into media & entertainment, education, banking & financial services, government, retail and others.

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Intended Audience

Application Delivery Network services providers

IT providers

Software vendors

Retail vendors

Cloud service providers

Local/Government Agencies

Cloud Infrastructure Agencies

Value-added Resellers

Research Firms

LIST OF TABLES

Table 1 World Population by Major Regions (2017 To 2030)

Table 2 Global Application Delivery Network Market: By Region, 2017-2023

Table 3 North America Application Delivery Network Market: By Country, 2017-2023

Table 4 Europe Application Delivery Network Market: By Country, 2017-2023

Table 5 Asia Pacific Application Delivery Network Market: By Country, 2017-2023

Table 6 The Middle East & Africa Application Delivery Network Market: By Country, 2017-2023

Table 7 Latin America Application Delivery Network Market: By Country, 2017-2023

Table 8 Global Application Delivery Network by Product Market: By Regions, 2017-2023

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LIST OF FIGURES

FIGURE 1 Global Application Delivery Network market segmentation

FIGURE 2 Forecast Methodology

FIGURE 3 Five Forces Analysis of Global Application Delivery Network Market

FIGURE 4 Value Chain of Global Application Delivery Network Market

FIGURE 5 Share of Global Application Delivery Network Market in 2017, by country (in %)

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Kernel of Truth season 2 episode 3: Storage solutions

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You asked for it, we listened, and now we’re delivering! This episode, host Brian calls on Pete Lumbis and special guest David Illes from Mellanox to answer a question we got on our community Slack channel: “What are middle-tier customers doing for storage of Cumulus enabled solutions?” David and Pete share not only what’s changing for middle-tier customers but also tackle the topic of storage solutions in general. What sort of things are we seeing as customers migrate to Ethernet storage? Listen and find out.

Guest Bios

Brian O’Sullivan: Brian currently heads Product Management for Cumulus Linux. For 15 or so years he’s held software Product Management positions at Juniper Networks as well as other smaller companies. Once he saw the change that was happening in the networking space, he decided to join Cumulus Networks to be a part of the open networking innovation. When not working, Brian is a voracious reader and has held a variety of jobs, including bartending in three countries and working as an extra in a German soap opera. You can find him on Twitter at @bosullivan00.

David Iles: David is Senior Director of Ethernet Switching at Mellanox Technologies. Over the last 20 years, David has held leadership roles at 3COM, Cisco Systems, Nortel Networks, and IBM where he pioneered advanced network technologies including High SpeedEthernet, Layer 4-7 switching, Virtual Machine-aware networking, and Software Defined Networking.  David’s entrepreneurial spirit led him to join two startups to build exceptional technical marketing teams at Alteon Web Systems and BLADE Network Technologies.  As a life-long technologist, David has several patents in the area of data centernetworking.

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Where Is Business VoIP Headed Technology And Applications?

Just where is the business community headed for VoIP technology and applications? The answer is not that simple as it can vary greatly by region of the world. The difference in scale and application between small business networks and enterprise VoIP for larger organizations is also a factor in the equation.

What seems to be the practice in the US is that businesses adopt VOIP because it is budget friendly. Most companies deploy VOIP in new offices because it is cheaper than a new digital phone system. Existing offices are migrated to VOIP as leases on digital equipment expired. Interoffice voice communication occurrs without long distance costs as VOIP traffic travels the corporate WAN (VPN/MPLS/etc.) alongside or parallel to data traffic. I see this trend continuing domestically until digital phone systems are phased out completely.

The next challenge is replacing small business (analog) phone systems because they generally keep pace with consumer technology instead of larger businesses. You currently see VOIP for small business and personal use independent of the ISP. A combined offering of Internet data and voice could easily induce universal acceptance of VOIP in even the smallest business (as well as households).

The only thing left behind is conference equipment in businesses of all sizes. Your desktop phone provider rarely provides your digital/analog                                visit here   conference phone and associated equipment. I expect technology advances for VOIP to be in the conference room as opposed to the desktop. When I hear convergence, I think of the unification of voice and data. The conference room is where you can really take advantage of this union.

Today in India especially; many small, medium & large enterprises are looking forward to VoIP technology as companies become more conscious about spending money on PSTN. With recent changes taking place in VoIP technology, and as it becomes more and more affordable, most organisations are coming forward to adapt these newer technologies to fulfill there communication requirements. To tap the growing requirements and market potential, not only the small phone companies but even the PBX manufacturing giants like Nortel, Avaya, Alcatel and Panasonic are continuously working on providing more advanced features and facilities utilizing the maximum possible technical advancements of VoIP. The current trend of unified communication concept is an example for this.

Australia/New Zealand were early adopters of IP telephony particularly in large enterprise and Government sites. The most likely reason to deploy IP Telephony was office relocation, and large enterprise customers replacing their aging legacy PBX with IP Telephony on the basis of future proofing, Toll-Bypass, and lower maintence cost compared to legacy pbx.

Cisco has sold something like over 5 million IP Phones worldwide. Australia & New Zealand combined sold over 500,000 IP Phones.

VoIP Technology is no longer about making cheaper calls in Australia/New Zealand. Its about optimizing business processes with fully integrated communication options. IM, Video Conferencing, Presence, Unified Messaging, and Mobility. I anticpate Australia and New Zealand to be early adopters to Unified Communication in Asia Pac.

Malaysia is an interesting place because, despite the lack of large "enterprise" sale of IP Telephony compared to Australia, there appears to be a large acceptance of VoIP Technology from open source such as SIPX, Asterisk and OpenSER. In fact, a lot of VoIP innovation coming from Malaysia is based on Open Source (ie. Free to download but you have to put long man hours to get it working). A fascinating application is one where you use your 3G mobile phone's camera to capture a video stream that sends automatically to your blogsite. This application is used also in Insurance companies where members are encouraged to record the "car accident" video clip as part of the process in submitting a claim. Also, the same VoIP technology is used in legal proceedings, in court, where lawyers can access the judge via 3G Mobile phone and IP Video Phone. These applications all use VoIP technology as the foundation.

On another note....the convenience of using the same cable infrastructure, manageability, cost involved maintaining Public Switching Telephone Lines, and quick and easy deployment are just a few parameters which attract most companies to buy the voice communication systems which support VoIP. That's a cottage industry in itself which will only grow as acceptance and deployment of VoIP takes a firmer hold in the business world.

For example, several Soft PBX softwares can be found on the Internet which are freely available for download and usage. This develpoment implies that the requirement for Hardware PBX is decreasing day by day. This also is an early indication that most of the voice communication techniques and products emerging in the future will be based on VoIP......and software aspects.

Lots of improvements are still needed in VoIP no matter where you are in the world.....but they are in the pipeline. For example, SMEs require simple to setup aid rather then technically rich products. An example of an improvement here would be products like the iSpeedBump from Interworking Labs. This goes outside your firewall and looks at your traffic. If it sees VoIP, it prioritizes that traffic over things that can go slower like e-mail. The device has four main settings to match 99% of cases and you just plug it in, set the switch and go. No more. Cleans up garbled VoIP yielding a better quality voice exchange.

Personally I think VoIP still has a long way to go to really compete with the landlines for business customers....particularly for small businesses. Not so much for large enterprises. For most VOIP installations, especially in a small company, though it is significantly cheaper VoIP doesn't work anywhere near as well as a landline. Nor are all the security concerns alleviated. At least yet.