พอดคาสท์ Pamela Dale ชั้นนำ (2024)

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Delegate to Dominate - An Interview With Kristen David 36:42

7M ago36:42

36:42

Kristen David, former lawyer, shares with me how to build a dedicated team and grow your business! She discusses how to get work off your plate and onboard new team members to maximize everyone’s time and efficiency. Key Takeaways How to build a dedicated team Streamlining and creating business efficiency Business planning goes a long way Kristen D…

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7-Figure Breakthrough - An Interview With Emily Williams 20:50

7M ago20:50

20:50

Emily Williams, a business success story, reveals her journey from quarter-life crisis to seven-figure success. She emphasizes mindset, purpose, and strategic planning, offering valuable insights for entrepreneurs aiming to elevate their business and overcome financial obstacles. Key Takeaways From crisis to success Overcoming money blocks Purpose-…

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Financial Well-being - An Interview With Christopher Hensley 26:31

8M ago26:31

26:31

Tune in to The Level Up Show for an engaging conversation with Christopher Hensley, a financial expert with over 20 years of experience. Hear insights on building recurring income streams, financial mindset, and more. Key Takeaways Proven Financial Strategies Elevate Your Finances Financial Success Tips Unlock Wealth Strategies Christopher Hensley …

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Website Wisdom - An Interview With Ellie Johnson 17:43

9M ago17:43

17:43

This week we meet web designer expert Ellie Johnson. She discusses the impact of poorly designed websites and game-changing strategies. Elevate your business with insights on platforms, conversions, copywriting, and timeless web design. Discover proven strategies in this episode to propel your business forward. Key Taekaways Truth and ambition in b…

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Leveraging Communities - An Interview With Deasha Waddup 20:29

9M ago20:29

20:29

In this episode, Deasha Waddup explores the power of paid communities, discussing the misconceptions and outcomes, and building monthly recurring revenue. Learn the importance of setting realistic goals, delivering results, and the accountability factor. Discover the freedom and confidence derived from continuity and how it aligns with building a b…

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Navigating Numbers - An Interview With Linda Karressy 15:53

9M ago15:53

15:53

In this episode, Linda Karressy from Insight Financial Group, sheds light on the often overlooked world of nonprofit finance, discussing the challenges, money mindset issues, and the crucial role of understanding financial statements. Linda emphasizes the importance of regularly checking your numbers to avoid cash flow problems, making informed dec…

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Financial Freedom - An Interview With Sameera Singh 35:36

10M ago35:36

35:36

In this episode, Sameera Singh, a money mindset coach, shares insights on money personalities. She delves into the impact our money personalities have on our relationships with money. She emphasizes the importance of understanding and transforming these dynamics and how understanding our money personality helps transform our relationship with money…

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Overcoming Self-Doubt - An Interview With Sarah Hunter 21:14

10M ago21:14

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Dive into overcoming self-doubt, navigating the fears of success, and transforming your mindset with insights from hypnotherapist Sarah Hunter on The Level Up Show. Plus, discover practical tips to achieve your goals and feel empowered. Don't miss this transformative episode! Key Takeways Overcoming Self-Doubt Embracing Success Insights from Hypnot…

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Journey to Authenticity - An Interview With Amanda Yoa 25:42

10M ago25:42

25:42

Amanda Yoa, community leader and podcast host, shares her transformative journey, emphasizing authenticity, accountability, and collaboration in this week’s episode. In this insightful discussion, Amanda delves into the importance of accountability. She emphasizes the role it played in reshaping her life, allowing her to move from a victim mindset …

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Mindfulness Matters - An Interview With Mahara Wayman 35:18

10M ago35:18

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Come explore self-discovery, resilience, and mindfulness with us in this inspirational discussion with our guest Mahara Wayman. In this episode we discuss mindfulness and inner work and discover how to live a purposeful life and realize your greatest potential. Join us on the journey to business growth and personal fulfillment! Key Takeaways The im…

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Visualizing Possibilities - An Interview With Cassandra Rosa 13:43

10M ago13:43

13:43

In this engaging conversation, I introduce Cassandra Rosa to discuss the power of vision boards. Cassandra, with a background in teaching vision board creation, emphasizes the transformative impact of consistency and intentionality. She explains how vision boards tap into the brain's visualization, fostering confidence and attracting desired outcom…

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Saying It Right - An Interview With Mark Herschberg 31:29

11M ago31:29

31:29

In this episode, Mark dives deep into critical business skills, including communication, negotiation, and career planning. Mark shares his expertise as a Chief Technical Officer and educator, shedding light on the importance of effective communication, the art of negotiation, and the need for continuous career planning. Whether you're a business ow…

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Inside The Red Pill - An Interview With Mike Vera 31:42

11M ago31:42

31:42

Ready to unlock the secrets behind the influences that shape your life? Join us in our latest conversation as we delve into the compelling world of decision-making and the pervasive power of influence in today's society. Gain a deeper understanding of how propaganda and various influences impact our daily choices. Learn effective strategies to make…

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Never Giving Up - An Interview With Julia Taylor 26:33

11M ago26:33

26:33

Join us for an incredible conversation with Julia Taylor, the inspiring force behind GeekPack. In this interview, Julia shares her journey from navigating challenges to empowering women in tech, her experiences as a female entrepreneur, and the power of never giving up on your dreams. You don't want to miss this insightful and inspiring discussion!…

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Dennis Jennings and the History of NSFNET 41:58

3+ y ago41:58

41:58

The NSFNET followed the CSNET, connecting the campuses of several colleges and supercomputing systems with a 56K core in 1986. The NSFNET was the first large-scale implementation of Internet technologies in a complex environment of many independently operated networks, and forced the Internet community to iron out technical issues arising from the …

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History of Internet 2: Dale Finkelson 42:27

3+ y ago42:27

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The Internet was originally designed as a research network, but eventually morphed into a primarily commercial system. While “Internet 2” sounds like it might be a replacement for the Internet, it was really started as a way to interconnect high speed computing systems for researchers—a goal the Internet doesn’t really provide any longer. Dale Fink…

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The History of Identity with Pamela Dingle 36:58

3+ y ago36:58

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While identity is not directly a networking technology, it is closely adjacent to networking, and a critical part of the Internet’s architecture. In this episode of the History of Networking, Pamela Dingle joins Donald Sharpe and Russ White to discuss the humble beginnings of modern identity systems, including NDS and Streettalk. https://historyofn…

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History of FARNT with Laura Breeden 40:38

3+ y ago40:38

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FARNT was a regional consortium of smaller network operators that eventually helped drive the adoption of TCP/IP and the global Internet, as well as helping efforts to commercialize Internet access. Join Donald Sharp and Russ White as Laura Breeden discusses the origins of FARNT, it’s importance in the adoption of early Internet technologies, and t…

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The History of the Cisco TAC 50:19

4y ago50:19

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The Cisco Technical Assistance Center, or TAC, was as responsible for the growth of computer networking as any technology or other organization. TAC trained the first generation of network engineers, both inside Cisco and out, creating a critical mass of talent that spread out into the networking world, created a new concept of certifications, and …

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George Sadowsky on the History of Networking 39:49

4y ago39:49

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George Sadowsky was a pioneer in recognizing the importance of networking technology for economic development, particularly in developing economies. He has worked in over 50 countries to bring training and networking infrastructure to the local population. In this episode of the History of Networking, George recounts some of the early, pre-Internet…

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The History of EARN, RARE, and European Networks (part 2) 29:11

4y ago29:11

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European networks from the mid-1980’s to the late 2000’s underwent a lot of change, bolstered by the rise and fall of America Online, the laying of a lot of subsea cables, and the creation of several organizations, including EARN and RARE, to bolster the spread and use of the Internet. Daniele Bovio joins Donald Sharp and Russ White on this episode…

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The History of EARN, RARE, and European Networks (part 1) 45:15

4y ago45:15

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European networks from the mid-1980’s to the late 2000’s underwent a lot of change, bolstered by the rise and fall of America Online, the laying of a lot of subsea cables, and the creation of several organizations, including EARN and RARE, to bolster the spread and use of the Internet. Daniele Bovio joins Donald Sharp and Russ White on this episode…

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History of Cable Networks with Rouzbeh Yassini 40:44

4y ago40:44

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Cable networks account for the majority of the connectivity at the network edge. Given we started with dial-up over plain old telephone lines, and then with DSL, and were promised “ATM to the home,” how did cable networks grab the edge? Rouzbeh Yassini joins Russ White and Donald Sharp to give us the history of cable networks. https://historyofnetw…

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The History of Networking: John Chapman and Cable Networks 39:41

4y ago39:41

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Before the large cable providers came on the scene, most people accessed the Internet through dial-up MODEMS, connecting to services like America Online, across plain old telephone lines. The entrance of cable providers, and cable MODEMs, allowed the edge of the Internet to explode, causing massive growth. Join Donald Sharp and I on this episode of…

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History of Networking: Heather Flanagan on Identity 38:12

4y ago38:12

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While identity is adjacent to networking, it is an important part of the network engineering world—and is not well understood. Heather Flanagan joins Donald Sharp and Russ White to talk about SAML, unified identity, and some of the practical aspects of verifying a person’s identity. https://historyofnetworking.s3.amazonaws.com/HeatherF-identity.mp3…

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The History of Comm Servers with Kevin Herbert 33:53

4y ago33:53

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Communication Servers designed to support hundreds or thousands of users reached their peak capabilities just as dial-up service access began to recede in importance. In fact, many network engineers today have probably never managed a dial-up communications server, which were once used to connect everything from individual users to services like AO…

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History of Networking: Networking at Google with Richard Hay 1:04:41

4y ago1:04:41

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Google fascinates network engineers because of the sheer scale of their operations, and their obvious influence over the way networks are built and operated. In this episode of the History of Networking, Richard Hay joins Donald Sharp and Russ White to talk about some past designs and stories of failure and success in one of the world’s largest ope…

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History of Networking: An African Perspective of the Internet 33:03

4y ago33:03

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Dawit Bekele began his journey with the Internet while at college—but on returning to Africa, he discovered there was very little connectivity. While he was not involved in the initial stages of engineering the Internet in Africa, he began as an early user and proponent of connecting his home continent, and is now part of the Internet Society, help…

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History of Networking: Stan Hanks and GRE 35:35

4y ago35:35

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GRE was the first tunneling protocol ever designed and deployed—and although it largely been overtaken by VXLAN and other tunnel protocols, it is still in widespread use today. For this episode of the History of Networking, Stan Hanks, the inventor of GRE—and hence the inventor of the concept of tunneling in packet switched networks—joins us to des…

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The History of LINUX and SUSE with Dirk Hohndel 42:37

4+ y ago42:37

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Started as a consulting company, SUSE was one of the first organizations to begin working in the development and commercialization of LINUX. Through the years, LINUX has become the base for much of the IT world, including many of the open source network operating systems. Dirk Hohndel joins the History of Networking to discuss the origins of SUSE L…

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The History of Networking: Ivan Pepelnjak and the Internet Behind the Iron Curtain 41:17

4+ y ago41:17

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Ivan Pepelnjak was a founding member of the first IX in Slovenia twenty-five years ago. He joins us to describe the origins of the Internet, from the first dial-up circuits to the founding of the first IX and local DNS services here on the History of Networking. Ivan is an independent consultant and trainer; his work can be found at https://ipspace…

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The History of LINX with Keith Mitchell 33:15

4+ y ago33:15

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LINX is one of the first European Internet Exchanges created. Keith Mitchell joins the History of Networking to talk about the origins of LINX, and the important decisions that shaped its success and the IX community throughout Europe. https://historyofnetworking.s3.amazonaws.com/Keith+Mitchell++-+LINX.mp3 download…

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History of NETNOD and LINX with Kurtis Lindqvist 43:16

4+ y ago43:16

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DNS servers and Internet Exchange Points (IXs) were crucial elements of the early Internet—without these, the entire Internet as we know it probably would not have happened. NETNOD and LINX were two of the earliest IXs in Europe, and NETNOD ran one of the earliest DNS resolvers in Europe, as well. Kurtis Lindqvist, who was involved early in both NE…

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History of Networking: Daniel Karrenberg, Mirjam Kuehne and RIPE NCC 50:44

4+ y ago50:44

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In this episode of the History of Networking, Daniel Karrenberg and Mirjam Kuehne join us to discuss their part in the origin of the RIPE NCC, the Regional Internet Registry for Europe, the Middle East and parts of Central Asia. As such, they allocate and register blocks of Internet number resources to Internet service providers (ISPs) and other or…

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The History of APNIC and APRICOT with David Conrad 36:27

4+ y ago36:27

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Each of the seven regional Network Internet Centers (NICs) has a unique origin story reflecting the time in which they were founded, and the operators and regions they represent. David Conrad joins the History of Networking podcast to discuss in the origins of the Asian-Pacific NIC (APNIC) and APRICOT. https://historyofnetworking.s3.amazonaws.com/D…

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History of the April 1 RFC 38:20

4+ y ago38:20

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This episode of the History of Networking is a little different. Because it is the first of April, we have a roundtable of several April 1 RFC authors discussing their work, and a short discussion on the history of the April 1 RFC series. The authors we have on the episode are Donald Eastlake, RFC3092, the Etymology of Foo; Richard Hay, RFC5841, TC…

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History of Networking: Adrian Farrel and PCE 51:21

4+ y ago51:21

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Path Computation Element (PCE) is designed to allow the computation of paths for MPLS and GMPLS Point to Point and Point to Multi-point Traffic Engineered LSPs. Adrian Farrel, who was involved in the early work on designing an specifying PCE, joins us in this episode of the History of Networking to describe the purposes, process, and challenges inv…

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History of Networking: Raj Jain and Early Transport 45:09

4+ y ago45:09

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In this episode of the History of Networking, Raj Jain joins us to talk about his early work with TCP/IP, DECnet, Frame Relay, and congestion control mechanisms. He is the co-inventor of the DEC-bit scheme for congestion avoidance in computer networks which has been adapted for implementation in Frame Relay networks as forward explicit congestion n…

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Early Internet and IAB History with David Clark 47:52

4+ y ago47:52

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The Internet Architecture Board “provides long-range technical direction for Internet development, ensuring the Internet continues to grow and evolve as a platform for global communication and innovation.” David Clark joins Donald Sharp and Russ White to discuss the origins of the IAB, and relate his experience in the early days of the Internet. ht…

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The History of the Early Internet and Measurement: Jon Crowcroft 46:09

4+ y ago46:09

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The early Internet was not only about designing transport protocols, developing control planes, and understanding how to build faster physical transports. Measurement played a huge role in understanding what needed to be changed, what needed to be developed and understanding why the protocols that make the Internet (and other networks) “go” really …

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The History of Programmable Control Planes 37:17

5y ago37:17

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On this episode of the History of Networking, organized through the Association of Computing Machinery, Jennifer Rexford joins Donald Sharp and Russ White to discuss the history of programmable control planes. Dr. Rexford is the Gordon Y. S. Wu Professor in Engineering at Princeton University in New Jersey. https://historyofnetworking.s3.amazonaws.…

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The History of BSD and IP Stacks with Rodney Grimes 29:32

5y ago29:32

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BSD is one of the first UNIX implementations, and the IP stack in BSD is one of the first widely used open-source implementations of TCP/IP. Rodney Grimes joins us at the History of Networking to talk about the origins of BSD and these first IP implementations. https://historyofnetworking.s3.amazonaws.com/Rodney+Grimes+-+BSD.mp3 download…

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The History of Interop with Dan Lynch 40:44

5y ago40:44

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Interop is the longest running “show” in the networking space—but it didn’t not start as a “show” at all. Dan Lynch, the founder of Interop, joins us at the History of Networking to talk about how Interop really started (hint, it’s in the name). One important lesson to learn through this discussion: it is not enough to have standards or open source…

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History of Backplanes with Ken Duda 39:15

5y ago39:15

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Many different kinds of backplanes have been used to connect line cards and other components in network devices like routers, switches, and firewalls. The original custom-designed busses gave way to plain Ethernet busses, then to crossbars and Clos fabrics. Along the way more exotic designs, such as virtual meshes on top of toroids have been used, …

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History of P4

5y ago

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Nick McKeown developed the open source P4 language for describing how a switching engine processes packets, allowing engineers to specify and implement customized forwarding to support policy and new protocols in the field. Dr. McKeown joins us on this episode of the History of Networking to discuss the origins of P4, and the motivations behind its…

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History of GateD

5y ago

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Sue Hares, cochair of the IDR and I2RS working groups in the IETF, joins Donald Sharp and Russ White to talk about the origins of one of the first open source routing stacks, GateD. Sue was involved in MERIT and the university programs that originated this open source software, and managed its transition to a commercial offering. https://historyofn…

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History of TCP/IP with Doug Comer

5y ago

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The Transmission Control Protocol, or TCP, is one of the foundational technologies of packet switched networks. TCP not only provides windowed flow control, it also manages the retransmission of data when errors are detected, and sockets for addressing individual applications on a host. Doug Comer was involved in the early development of TCP/IP. ht…

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History of YANG with Phil Shafer

5y ago

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YANG is a data modeling language used to model configuration data, state data, Remote Procedure Calls, and notifications for network management protocols, described in RFC7950. The origins of YANG are rooted in work Phil Shafer did in building an interface system for JUNOS. Phil joins us on this episode of the History of Networking to discuss the h…

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History of SNMP with Craig Partridge

5y ago

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The Simple Network Management Protocol, or SNMP, was originally specified in RFC1067, and most recently in RFC1157. The original intent was to make “all IP and TCP implementations be network manageable”—an early form of providing a machine-readable interface so operators could “automate all the things.” Craig Partridge played a key role in the earl…

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Dave Piscatello: IP and CLNS in the Early Interenet

5+ y ago

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Early in the history of the Internet, there were serious discussions about whether IP or CLNS should be adopted. Dave Piscatello joins this episode of the History of Networking to discuss how and why the decision to standardize on IP was made. https://historyofnetworking.s3.amazonaws.com/Dave+Piscatello+-+OSI+and+IP.mp3 You can subscribe to the his…

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