Colin McNamara – CCIE 18233 , VCP, RHCE, GCIH, GEEK

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Application Extension API notes – Cisco Live 2008

June 24th, 2008 · 1 Comment · CCIE, CISCO, DC3.0, Networkers

The AXP is a open platform for the Integrated Services Router (ISR) that enables you to program in-house, custom applications that leverage packet level interfaces with the ISR platform. You can choose to install either a daughtercard (AIM-102) or a network module platform.
Where would you use these ?
You want  your custom application to be able [...]

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Simplifying remote site security with Cisco’s new video surveillance modules on the ISR

June 10th, 2008 · No Comments · 4s ranch rancho bernardo san diego witch fire evacuated, CCIE, CISCO, Technology, security, sun

One giant pain I have always faced when working with high security environments is dealing with surveillance systems. They are a necessary and required part of your security infrastructure. However they just never seem to integrate as well as your network, storage, or server devices.
When I work with data center infrastructure I expect the following [...]

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Cisco is using Linux virtualization and 40 core CPU’s for its next generation routers

March 10th, 2008 · No Comments · ASR1000, CCIE, CISCO, IOS-EX, IOS-XE, MPLS, linux

Cisco recently released a new series of router called the Aggregation Services Router, or ASR for short. This series of routers is mainly targeted at the service provider market, where it is targeted as a single chassis solution for what is called the “triple play” – Voice, Video, and Data. More accurately it can [...]

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