Network Operations
Securing the network from new devices
It’s that time of year again. Employees have gone away from the office to spend time with friends and family. They will, of course, return
December 26, 2018
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Using TCP Flags with NetFlow
NetFlow can give us all kinds of rich information about our network infrastructure. You’ll find standard fields with information like source and destination and routing
December 19, 2018
Network Operations
Network Visibility: Using Dashboards to Tell a Deeper Story
When it comes to network traffic monitoring, a single and unified view of your networking infrastructure is essential in ensuring that your environment is correctly
December 5, 2018
Network Operations
The Network Layers Explained [with examples]
In computer science, the concept of network layers is a framework that helps to understand complex network interactions. There are two models that are widely
November 28, 2018
Network Operations
Scrutinizer AMI Deployment Guide
Being on the pre-sales side of the house, I hear about a lot of upcoming projects for a variety of different companies and verticals. One
November 7, 2018
Network Operations
How to Filter Network Traffic
When it comes to filtering network traffic, a scenario that appears simple in nature can be hard to accomplish at scale. Understanding top talker information
October 31, 2018
Network Operations
Network Analytics: What It Is, How It’s Used, and Who Benefits the Most
Simply put, network analytics is the practice of using different types of network data to identify trends and patterns. Then, that information is used to
October 26, 2018
Network Operations
Palo Alto Networks: NetFlow Reporting and Username Correlation
A few years ago, I wrote a blog that talked about how our Palo Alto NetFlow reporting allows network administrators to easily identify traffic trends
October 17, 2018
Network Operations
How to Gain Visibility into CGNAT
In today’s world of connected refrigerators, thermostats, cars, and phones, IP addresses are in high demand. IPv6 was invented to solve this problem, but the
October 10, 2018
Network Operations
NetOps and SecOps Collaboration Solves the Data Silo Problem
In the IT space we are not new to challenges. Some might even say we welcome them and thrive in overcoming hurdles. Each and every
September 19, 2018