All About Engineering & Architecture
Today, let’s talk about wireless design and the key components used in enterprise networks. This is a summary of what I’ve learned from my research and, of course, a little bit of “YouTube University” 😄 Multi-Gigabit Ethernet and Future-Proofing Network Switches The use of multi-gigabit ports supporting 1, 2.5, 5, and 10 Gbps on switches […]
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In day 2, I focused on Equal Cost Multi-Path (ECMP) of Fortigate but let me dig deep into the design – architecture aspect. first, this post is just my personal view and unlocking further about the ECMP. ECMP job is pretty simple. Its job is to move packets from a source to a destination using
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If you ask a network engineer about “resiliency,” you’ll often hear about redundant links, fast OSPF or BGP convergence, and high-availability clusters. But what if that’s only a tiny piece of the puzzle? What if true resiliency isn’t about the network never breaking, but about what happens—or doesn’t happen—when it inevitably does? Inspired by a
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