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Elizabeth Harrin breaks down the unified communications monitoring market and explains why enterprises need UC monitoring tools.
VXLAN is one way to take your network above the tag limit of the traditional VLAN. But is it right for you? Elizabeth Harrin demystifies overlay technologies.
Considering a unified communications deployment? Start here for an overview of the major players in the UC market.
The shift towards software-defined networking (SDN) stems from the need to fully automate data centres, providing the opportunity to create virtual data centres and making networking as a service possible. OpenStack is one way that this need is being addressed.
Virtualization solves many problems at the server and application layer but it does open up holes in the network that must be secured.
Some of the technologies accelerating the use of EaaS include hardware-based encryption key storage, cloud storage and virtualization.
