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Random technical bits and thoughts. Saturday, January 2, 2016. Takeaways from various industry white papers (Mainly from Ericsson, Nokia and Huawei). Encryption up to the base station. Elaborate key management to protect data from physical break-ins. Traditional security that come from 3G such as. Tamper resistant SIM card to protect subscribers from risk of fraud. Strong authentication of subscriber. Strong binding to the charging. Drivers for 5G Security. Industry to Industry communications. For smart ...

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Random technical bits and thoughts: L4 Switching & IPSec Requirements & Openflow extensions

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Random technical bits and thoughts. Monday, December 31, 2012. L4 Switching and IPSec Requirements and Openflow extensions. L4 Switching - Introduction. L4 switching typically involves connection tracking, NAT and common attack checks. Stateful inspection firewalls, NAT, URL filtering and SLB (Server Load Balancing) are some of the middle-box functions that take advantage of L4 switching. These middle-box functions inspect first few packets of every connection (TCP/UDP/ICMP etc.) and offload ...Though UR...

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Random technical bits and thoughts: IP Fragmentation versus TCP segmentation

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Random technical bits and thoughts. Sunday, January 22, 2012. IP Fragmentation versus TCP segmentation. Ethernet Controllers are increasingly becoming more intelligent with every generation of NICs. Intel and Broadcom have added many features in Ethernet NIC chips in recent past. Multicore SoC vendors are adding large number of features into Ethernet IO hardware blocks. First thing to tune in the TCP/IP stack is to remove the MSS dependency on PMTU. As described above, today MSS is calculated based o...

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Random technical bits and thoughts: July 2011

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Random technical bits and thoughts. Saturday, July 30, 2011. Key-Value Store using Memcached - Microservers and Embedded Multicore processors. It is explained multiple ways in the Industry. Intel defines it as " We define it as any server with a large number of nodes, usually with a single socket or multiple low-power processors and shared infrastructure,". Serverwatch article on Microservers - small footprint, powerful punch. Article characterizes it as "The difference between microservers and server.

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Random technical bits and thoughts: December 2012

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Random technical bits and thoughts. Monday, December 31, 2012. L4 Switching and IPSec Requirements and Openflow extensions. L4 Switching - Introduction. L4 switching typically involves connection tracking, NAT and common attack checks. Stateful inspection firewalls, NAT, URL filtering and SLB (Server Load Balancing) are some of the middle-box functions that take advantage of L4 switching. These middle-box functions inspect first few packets of every connection (TCP/UDP/ICMP etc.) and offload ...Though UR...

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Random technical bits and thoughts: Linux OVS & VxLAN based virtual networks

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Random technical bits and thoughts. Thursday, July 4, 2013. Linux OVS and VxLAN based virtual networks. OVS ( www.openvswitch.org. Is the Openflow switch implementation in Linux. It implements various OF versions including 1.3. OVS has support to realize virtual networks using VLAN and GRE for a long time. In recent past, OVS was enhanced to support overlay based virtual networks. In this post, I give some commands that can be used to realize virtual networks using VxLAN. VxLAN protocol layer adds overla...

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ADC - What next?: Need for Third party certification

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ADC - What next? Come, catch up with latest happenings and future direction of Application Delivery Controllers.Mail me what you want to see here. Tuesday, March 24, 2009. Need for Third party certification. Are there any third party certifications for the load balancers/ADCs? I came across Tolly group which conducts tests when the vendor. Equests them. That too, Tolly group just concentrates on a given set. Of tests and will not cover entire box and features wide. And there is. Tolly group to come out w...

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ADC - What next?: SoftADC - Future is here! (Part -1)

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ADC - What next? Come, catch up with latest happenings and future direction of Application Delivery Controllers.Mail me what you want to see here. Friday, December 18, 2009. SoftADC - Future is here! In my last article, I wrote about different types of virtualization and which is best for ADC. SoftADC, is a software version of ADC product. It can be classified further into. 1) Software that can be run as a virtual appliance on a generic hardware on top of hypervisor like vmware, xen or hyper-v. Ability t...

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ADC - What next?: Alteon is back

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ADC - What next? Come, catch up with latest happenings and future direction of Application Delivery Controllers.Mail me what you want to see here. Monday, November 9, 2009. Its wonderful to see Alteon bouncing back to retain its lost market share. Check there fancy ad at http:/ alteonisback.com. Quickly, you can also see at http:/ www.youtube.com/watch? The Alteon 5412 is the power source that brings Alteon back to life and gives him his super-abilities. The Alteon 5412 features:. Look at their brochures.

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ADC - What next?: IPv6: How GSLB can gain?

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ADC - What next? Come, catch up with latest happenings and future direction of Application Delivery Controllers.Mail me what you want to see here. Monday, November 15, 2010. IPv6: How GSLB can gain? With advent of smartphones and intelligent house hold devices connecting to internet, the address space problem is going to blow up soon. IPv6 is soon to find its place in large extent in ADCs. In one of my articles, I have written the cons of DNS GSLB. An identifier for a set of interfaces (typically. Implem...

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ADC - What next?: November 2009

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ADC - What next? Come, catch up with latest happenings and future direction of Application Delivery Controllers.Mail me what you want to see here. Monday, November 9, 2009. Its wonderful to see Alteon bouncing back to retain its lost market share. Check there fancy ad at http:/ alteonisback.com. Quickly, you can also see at http:/ www.youtube.com/watch? The Alteon 5412 is the power source that brings Alteon back to life and gives him his super-abilities. The Alteon 5412 features:. Look at their brochures.

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ADC - What next?: December 2009

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ADC - What next? Come, catch up with latest happenings and future direction of Application Delivery Controllers.Mail me what you want to see here. Friday, December 18, 2009. SoftADC - Future is here! In my last article, I wrote about different types of virtualization and which is best for ADC. SoftADC, is a software version of ADC product. It can be classified further into. 1) Software that can be run as a virtual appliance on a generic hardware on top of hypervisor like vmware, xen or hyper-v. Ability t...

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ADC - What next?: January 2012

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ADC - What next? Come, catch up with latest happenings and future direction of Application Delivery Controllers.Mail me what you want to see here. Friday, January 6, 2012. Distributed load sharing with virtual appliances. Cloud computing has been a revolution in the recent past. All network device manufactures are evolving their products to meet the new requirements. We can see lot many networking appliances for firewall, load balancers, IPS etc., now available to the market. There is a good article.

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ADC - What next?: Distributed load sharing with virtual appliances

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ADC - What next? Come, catch up with latest happenings and future direction of Application Delivery Controllers.Mail me what you want to see here. Friday, January 6, 2012. Distributed load sharing with virtual appliances. Cloud computing has been a revolution in the recent past. All network device manufactures are evolving their products to meet the new requirements. We can see lot many networking appliances for firewall, load balancers, IPS etc., now available to the market. There is a good article.

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ADC - What next?: November 2010

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ADC - What next? Come, catch up with latest happenings and future direction of Application Delivery Controllers.Mail me what you want to see here. Monday, November 15, 2010. IPv6: How GSLB can gain? With advent of smartphones and intelligent house hold devices connecting to internet, the address space problem is going to blow up soon. IPv6 is soon to find its place in large extent in ADCs. In one of my articles, I have written the cons of DNS GSLB. An identifier for a set of interfaces (typically. Implem...

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