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Network Programmability at Cisco Live Melbourne
Network Programmability at Cisco Live Melbourne
Come learn from Network Programmability expert Adrian Iliesiu in the #DevNet Zone at Cisco Live Melbourne! #CLMel
Feb. 28, 2018
Look Mom, No Hands! Automating Device Deployment with IOS XE
Look Mom, No Hands! Automating Device Deployment with IOS XE
For those of you who have followed earlier blogs, you will have seen the major enhancements we have been making in open IOS XE. Jeff McLaughlin mentioned
Aug. 26, 2017
The Why, What, and How of App Hosting on Routers
The Why, What, and How of App Hosting on Routers
What if every time you wanted to roll out an app, you didn’t need to figure out what new computer/server you were going to put it on? What if I...
Aug. 15, 2017
The New Network – It’s for Developers!
The New Network – It’s for Developers!
With Open IOS XE, Cisco is Changing the Game Old-school network engineers probably remember the Cisco 2500-series router. It ran a slow Motorola 68000 CPU, the monolithic IOS operating system,...
Aug. 2, 2017
Cisco PSIRT – Mitigating and Detecting Potential Abuse of Cisco Smart Install Feature
Cisco PSIRT – Mitigating and Detecting Potential Abuse of Cisco Smart Install Feature
A Cisco Security Response alerts about possible abuse of the Smart Install feature. While not considered a vulnerability, the Response provides guidance on how to protect their networks against abuse.
Feb. 27, 2017
How evolved IOS-XE can help you achieve operational excellence
How evolved IOS-XE can help you achieve operational excellence
Guest Blogger: Jeffrey Lo, Principal Engineer, Enterprise Networking Group. Jeff is a member of the founding engineering team that led the execution for
April 18, 2016
The Future OS: Pushing Boundaries on Networking
The Future OS: Pushing Boundaries on Networking
Guest Blogger: Pratap Pereira, Distinguished Engineer, Enterprise Networking Group. Pratap sets the long-term engineering direction for IOS and IOS-XE at
April 11, 2016