Remove Data Center Remove LAN Remove WAN
article thumbnail

CCNA vs CCNP – Detailed Guide and Differences

The Crazy Programmer

CCNP focuses on Network architecture so the prime object is to create, install, and troubleshoot wide area networks (WAN) and local area networks (LAN). CCNA is the second level of Cisco’s five-level career certification process as given below: Course Coverage. Course Coverage.

LAN 173
article thumbnail

Enabling Digital Transformation, Securely

CIO

The shift to the public cloud from private data centers has been swift and sweeping, and cloud-based applications are the new standard. Data and applications sat inside data centers. SASE is SD-WAN-as-a-service and security-as-a-service. Let’s look at each: Software-defined wide area networking.

WAN 166
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Trending Sources

article thumbnail

How to Navigate Market Pressures with Cloud-based Network Management

CIO

Aruba’s cloud-based network management solution – Aruba Central – is a powerful, scalable solution that offers a single point of visibility and control to oversee every aspect of wired and wireless LANs, WANs, and VPNs across campus, branch, remote, and data center locations.

Network 145
article thumbnail

Are Blind Spots in Your Hybrid Cloud Keeping Your Network Pros Up at Night?

Kentik

Fortunately, whether you’re using AWS, traditional data centers, LAN/WAN/SD-WANs, or container environments, modern monitoring solutions are empowering practitioners to see and manage network data like never before. Do you want to learn more about the benefits of network observability?

Network 72
article thumbnail

How You Should Treat the Network as Software

Dzone - DevOps

However, today’s networks are complex puzzles comprised of many different segments including access networks, data center networks, core networks, LANs internal to a physical location, WANs spread across the world, and virtualized networks, among others.

Network 56
article thumbnail

IT Infrastructure Management: Benefits, Challenges and Best Practices

Kaseya

Hardware comprises the physical components of an IT infrastructure such as personal computers, data centers, switches, servers, routers and all the other equipment required to support the functioning of devices and machines within the IT infrastructure. LAN domain. WAN domain. LAN-to-WAN domain. Software.

article thumbnail

Cascaded Lag: The Cumulative Impact of Latency on Applications and User Experience

Kentik

Over the last 3 years of my last gig, I built a little bundle we could deploy with tools across public cloud instances or in our data center. When I onboarded here at Kentik, they said we had a cool new product coming out to help uncover network-related latency. I was ecstatic! Was it network or application or OS related?