Getting Busy With the Junos EZ Library
At the end of my last post, I had completed the installation of Jeremy Schulman’s EZ Library on an Ubuntu server and had run a test script that showed basic information about a Junos router. […]
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Installing the Junos EZ Library – Easy SDN Part 1
This post follows on from my last post about the Junos EZ Library, Jeremy Schulman’s work to make Junos devices easily manageable via Python, even for those of us who are not hard core programmers […]
Happy Turkey Day!
I’m an Englishman in New YorkAtlanta, so Thanksgiving is a little bit strange for me (although more comfortable than Independence Day!). Still, in the last eight years I have come to really value a holiday […]
Software Defined Juniper – Scripting Junos with Python
In the future world of the Software Defined Network, what will our jobs look like? Will we network engineers all be programmers (I don’t think so), or out of a job (unlikely)? One thing is […]
Enhance Your (Social) Network With Twitter
Twitter is an odd beast. Those 140-character status updates force a strange style of communication, but it’s kind of fun to be able to follow almost anybody you want without needing their permission (excluding those […]
Concerns about Cisco ACI and Nexus 9k
Cisco launched their Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI) product a couple of weeks ago in New York City, and I was privileged to be able to attend the event as a guest of Gestalt IT’s Tech […]