John Herbert
Web Site: http://lamejournal.com
Twitter: @MrTugs
John has worked in the networking industry for 14 years, and obtained his CCIE Routing & Switching in early 2001. A network consultant by day, he has worked in the UK and USA for Internet and mobile service providers, financial, retail and other enterprise customers, designing, supporting, troubleshooting and advising on networks of all sizes and types.
Outside work, John maintains a personal blog at http://lamejournal.com/ where he shares his thoughts on best practices, commonly needed solutions, technical challenges and whatever else interests him in the networking and technology arena. For sharp relief, an occasional post on photography sneaks through the filters.
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- 15 Minutes, Puppet and a Screwdriver
- Decoding the New Infrastructure – NFD5 Redux
- Sci-fi Throwdown (Opinionated Bracket from Hell)
- Smart Optical Switching – Your Plexxible Friend
- Get Your Geek On (Live Streaming from NFD5)
- What is Networking Field Day 5 Anyway?
- Gaining Visibility with Opengear VCMS
- Opengear ACM5004 – Going Cellular!
- Building Custom Firmware for the Opengear ACM5004
- Customizing Scripts on the Opengear ACM5004
- Opengear ACM5004 – Auto-Response First Steps
- Opengear ACM5004-G Review
- Opengear – More Than A Dumb Terminal (Server)
- Spirent iTest Lab Optimizer
- Get Fuzzy – Hunting for Zero Days with Spirent
- Juniper Mykonos – Mostly Serious Web Security
- Statseeker – Keeping An Eye on the Little Things
- Juniper Mykonos – Mostly Serious Web Security
- Networking Field Day 4
