Category Archives: load balancing

Lacuna Systems

Posted on May 23, 2013 by Matthew Norwood

I had the pleasure of speaking with the people from Lacuna Systems at Interop a few weeks ago. I wasn’t familiar with them at all, and since they happened to have a booth on the expo floor, I was able … Continue reading →

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Getting Your Money’s Worth Out Of Your Links

Posted on January 5, 2013 by Matthew Norwood

I was fortunate enough to attend the Brocade Analyst and Technology Day event back in September at their corporate headquarters in California. I have a dual interest in Brocade as I follow them from a general technology perspective and I … Continue reading →

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ACE Boot Camp – Days 3 and 4

Posted on September 28, 2010 by Matthew Norwood

Days 3 and 4 did not disappoint! I don’t know if I stated this in the earlier posts, but the days basically consisted of lecture in the morning and labs after lunch. I REALLY, REALLY enjoyed the lecture portion. Again, … Continue reading →

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ACE Boot Camp – Day 2

Posted on September 24, 2010 by Matthew Norwood

Day 2 of ACE boot camp did not disappoint! Another full day of lecture and labs. We covered the following topics: Modular Policy CLI Managing the ACE Appliance and Service Module Security Features Layer 4 Load Balancing Health Monitoring I’ll … Continue reading →

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ACE Boot Camp – Day 1

Posted on September 21, 2010 by Matthew Norwood

First off, let me point out that this is not a boot camp with a certification in mind. It’s a 4 day course given by Firefly Communications. Although I booked the course through Global Knowledge, I was told that they … Continue reading →