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Building Community with the (US)NUA

Building Community with the (US)NUA

Phil Gervasi runs the upstate New York NUG, so he had Chris Kane and me on Telemetry Now to tell the origin story: why we started, how a NUG night runs, how we keep it vendor-neutral, and how to start one where you live.

Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast

Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast

I had the honor to join Chris Grundemann & Zoe Rose on the Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast. We talked USNUA, Ohio IX and the importance of one'

Networking Is Too Complex

Networking Is Too Complex

An On-Premise IT Roundtable recorded at Networking Field Day 28 with Tom Hollingsworth, Jordan Villarreal and Martin Duggan. Overlays on overlays, stretched layer 2 that nobody wants, and the uncomfortable idea that a lot of our complexity exists because network engineers never pushed back.

Security Discussion on The WAN Manager Podcast

Security Discussion on The WAN Manager Podcast

Had a great discussion with Greg Bryan, Senior Manager of Enterprise Research @ Telegeography who is a global connectivity analyst firm. Thanks to Greg for having me on! Check

Is SASE Just a Marketing Term?

Is SASE Just a Marketing Term?

An On-Premise IT Roundtable spotlight on Palo Alto Networks with Chris Grundemann and Rohan Grover. Recorded in the thick of the pandemic, when we were scaling customers onto Prisma Access in droves. SASE turned out to be more than a rebrand.

Built in Ohio: Jason Gintert on "Networking"

Built in Ohio: Jason Gintert on "Networking"

Episode 23 of Built in Ohio, on how I got started in technology at seven, the path to founding WAN Dynamics, and building a statewide network of networkers with the Ohio Networking User Group.

Underlay Episode 64: MPLS Is Dead, Long Live MPLS

Underlay Episode 64: MPLS Is Dead, Long Live MPLS

Back on Network Collective's Underlay with Jordan Martin and Eyvonne Sharp. The early SD-WAN hype said MPLS was dead. Several years in, Matt Ouellette and I talked through what customers were actually doing when they picked circuits for their SD-WAN.

Exploring SD-WAN Technology

Exploring SD-WAN Technology

A 2019 conversation on the Fortify Your Data podcast: how I found SD-WAN by selling against it, the shortest definition I can give, why it usually does not save money, and the manufacturer whose WAN was 60% YouTube.

Heavy Networking 432: Analyzing SD-WAN So Far and So Future

Heavy Networking 432: Analyzing SD-WAN So Far and So Future

Three SD-WAN analysts walk into a podcast. Greg Bryan of TeleGeography, Steve Garson of SD-WAN Experts and me, on the business drivers, hype versus real deployments, whether you can ditch MPLS for DIA, and how to build a vendor shortlist.