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Why latency is the new outage

Kentik

Not as difficult as time travel, but it’s difficult enough so that for 30+ years IT professionals have tried to skirt the issue by adding more bandwidth between locations or by rolling out faster routers and switches. Over the last few decades network managers have focused on adding bandwidth and reducing the network outages.

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How to Configure Static Routes on Cisco

NW Kings

In this blog, we will explore what static routes are, how they differ from dynamic routes, and how to configure them on routers like Cisco devices. Low Overhead : Static routes do not consume bandwidth for routing updates or require additional CPU resources to compute paths. What is a Static Route?

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Multi-Path TCP: revolutionizing connectivity, one path at a time

CloudFaire

As a result, Internet devices usually use a single path and let the routers handle the path selection. It's a major extension to the TCP protocol, and historically most of the TCP changes failed to gain traction. Aggregation : MPTCP can aggregate the bandwidth of many network interfaces. Only for low-bandwidth flows.

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IS-IS Interface Metric/Cost Calculation Issue in Juniper MX

Network Engineering

We have configured a reference bandwidth of 1000G on all routers.This by definition means an ae interface (with 2 x 10G member Links) would yield a cost of 50G (1000G/20G = 50). However in my case , we have two routers that are directly connected using Bundle Link (AE Link) that has 2 x 10G member Links. Both are MX960 series routers.

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The Case for Replacing MPLS with Cloud-based SD-WAN: A Customer Story

CATO Networks

By implementing an MPLS alternative , an SLA-backed WAN and by eliminating the stacks of security appliances , bandwidth costs drop and operations become more efficient. With stacks of appliances, including firewalls, WAN optimizers, and routers, comes complexity and breeding ground for problems.

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NetFlow vs. sFlow

Kentik

a sequence of related packets) as they traverse routers, switches, load balancers, ADCs, network visibility switches, and other devices. Network elements that support traffic monitoring protocols such as NetFlow and sFlow extract critical details from packet flows, like source, destination, byte and packet counts, and other attributes.

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This is Why the Internet is Broken: a Technical Perspective

CATO Networks

It lies at the core of how the Internet was built, its protocols, and how service providers implemented their routing layer. There isnt going to be a shiny new router that would magically solve it all. If they are lost along the way, it is the responsibility of higher-level protocols such as TCP to recover them.