by Joe Harris, CCIE# 6200
Today is Saturday, November 22nd, 2008
Joe Harris, CCIE No. 6200 (R&S, Security & SP) is a Systems Engineer with Cisco Systems® specializing in Security. In addition to authoring Cisco Network Security Little Black Book, Joe has also been a technical reviewer for several Cisco Press publications and written articles, white papers, and presentations on various security technologies. He also assists various Certification Partners by beta testing their newest CCIE certification workbooks and has been recognized by Cisco as an SE Wall of Fame award winner.
In response to many many inquiries, I will be posting a tremendous amount of information related to Cisco’s Nexus 7000 series platform…Please bear with me as I put this information together over the coming days. Thanks in advance.
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Addition: I made a research on that topic and the workaround is to decrease the TKIP rekeying timer to 120 ... You are right Paul but what are you going to do if your productive wireless solution (unified) -> must <- ...
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Hi Joe,
Regarding ASA redundancy & failover i understand that there are two levels:
1.Unit Level
2.Monitored interface level.
regarding monitored interface level, assuming ...
Thank you Rookie4life, I apologize for not posting that frequently lately but I've been busy with both personal and professional ... Your welcome, I hope it helps. Funny you should bring that up, I was/am planning on detailing another very useful one tomorrow if I get time. ...
Thanks for the video! Audio sounds fine to me. 
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Comment by pablo on 29 January 2008:
Hello,
Can you please share some information like comparison table nexus vs. 6500 ?
Comment by Joe Harris on 29 January 2008:
Absolutely Pablo, in fact we knew ahead of time that positioning questions as they related to how the Nexus is positioned in the DC as opposed to the Cat6500 would be needed and justified…Give me a day or so and I will get the information for the Nexus posts put together…Expect to see quite a few posts in the coming days regarding the Nexus 7000.
Comment by Douglas Gourlay on 29 January 2008:
If there is anyway I can help please feel free to email me. Happy to support the blogging community.
dg
Comment by Joe Harris on 29 January 2008:
Everyone, this is your chance to get your questions regarding the Nexus 7000 answered directly from Doug Gourlay. Doug is the Senior Director of Data Center Solution Group at Cisco and no one knows more about this platform than he. You can watch Doug’s video overview of the Nexus 7000 @ http://blogs.cisco.com/datacenter/. Doug, on behalf of 6200networks and the rest of the user community, thank you for reaching out and offering the assistance to us.
Comment by robboyd on 30 January 2008:
Joe,
There is a ton of great new stuff to dig into on the Nexus 7000. We had a ton of fun putting together an entire TechWiseTV show on it with Doug Gourlay’s help as well as two great TME’s from his team: Jeff Raymond and Mark Berly. Show notes and details are still being added to our wiki - you can access this show specifically at http://www.mytechwisetv.com/page/29+Defining+the+Data+Center+Class+Switch.
The show will not air until Feb 21. I will have the spotlight clip posted by today however.
Great blog my man!
Robb