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Customer Newsletter Q4 2024 – October

Firemon

These updates empower teams to manage firewalls and cloud environments more efficiently while providing deeper insights for policy planning. Firewall Enhancements Fortinet Granular Change Tracking: Gain detailed visibility into specific user changes within FortiManager to help pinpoint who made what change, and when.

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Customer Newsletter Q4 2024 – October

Firemon

These updates empower teams to manage firewalls and cloud environments more efficiently while providing deeper insights for policy planning. Firewall Enhancements Fortinet Granular Change Tracking: Gain detailed visibility into specific user changes within FortiManager to help pinpoint who made what change, and when.

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A Reference Architecture for the Cloudera Private Cloud Base Data Platform

Cloudera

This blog post provides an overview of best practice for the design and deployment of clusters incorporating hardware and operating system configuration, along with guidance for networking and security as well as integration with existing enterprise infrastructure. IPV6 is not supported and should be disabled.

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RouterFreak on Kentik Network Performance Monitoring

Kentik

Earlier this year the folks over at RouterFreak did a very thorough review of Kentik Detect. We really respected their thoroughness and the fact that they are practicing network engineers, so as we’ve come up with cool new gizmos in our product, we’ve asked them to extend their review. As a result of this, this traffic will be dropped.

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Optimizing Long?—?Haul TCP Throughout

taos

These are networks with high throughput (generally in excess of 10 megabits), but with high latency (due to geographic distance and speed-of-light delays). Window Scaling IETF RFC 1323 defines TCP window scaling, as an optional feature to improve performance over “Long, Fat Networks”.

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