Mojo Networks Mission with Rick Wilmer

Event: Mobility Field Day 2

Appearance: Mojo Networks Presents at Mobility Field Day 2

Company: Mojo Networks

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Personnel: Rick Wilmer

Rick Wilmer, CEO, introduces Mojo Networks, introducing the delegates to the company mission of breaking the old controller based wireless networking business model, and offering wireless infrastructure as a service. This mission is built around open hardware standards, and using software-defined functionality to speed innovation.


Mist Systems Programmable Networks with Sudheer Matta

Event: Mobility Field Day 2

Appearance: Mist Systems Presents at Mobility Field Day 2

Company: Juniper Mist AI

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Personnel: Bob Friday, Jeff Aaron, Sudheer Matta

Sudheer Matta, VP of Product, discusses the future of Mist Systems and how they are building their solution towards a programmable network with IoT sensor capability and virtual assistant technology. The company is launching the ability to do anomaly detection within their system, allowing IT to find the highest level at which a problem is occurring. They review an application for their WxLAN Policy Fabric for Micro-Segmentation, Personal WLANs. This allows for auto Micro-Segmented networks via a unique key for each user on an SSID.


Mist Systems Wireless Convergence with BLE

Event: Mobility Field Day 2

Appearance: Mist Systems Presents at Mobility Field Day 2

Company: Juniper Mist AI

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Personnel: Sudheer Matta

Sudheer Matta, VP of Product, and Bob Friday, CTO and Co-founder, discuss Mist Systems and their unique Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) technology and how they are using virtual beacons to extend and provide location technology to their customers. Sudheer reviews how Mist Systems can track connected and unconnected Wi-Fi clients, mobile app users, Bluetooth Low Energy asset tags, and all BLE devices in the area. This is all updated every second using their purpose built APs.


Mist Systems Wireless Assurance with Sudheer Matta

Event: Mobility Field Day 2

Appearance: Mist Systems Presents at Mobility Field Day 2

Company: Juniper Mist AI

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Personnel: Bob Friday, Sudheer Matta

Sudheer Matta, VP of Product, discusses Mist Systems and their ability to provide assurance for wireless clients and access points in an enterprise environment. Included is discussion about client errors, tracking of metrics, and new anomaly detection features. Mist Systems consciously decided to not simply build an overlay network for assurance. Instead, they’re looking at the physical layer to obtain three key metrics for every connection: time to connect, successful connect, and roaming.

Co-founder and CTO Bob Friday also gives the delegates a review of why the company decided to build their own access point hardware. This was done as part of the company’s vision to build a virtual assistant to help IT professionals go through terabytes of log files in minutes instead of hours. Mist Systems brings a structured approach to looking at wireless networks that allows for advanced data science insights.


Mist Systems Introduction with Jeff Aaron

Event: Mobility Field Day 2

Appearance: Mist Systems Presents at Mobility Field Day 2

Company: Juniper Mist AI

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Personnel: Bob Friday, Jeff Aaron, Sudheer Matta

Jeff Aaron, VP of Marketing, introduces Mist Systems and discusses the unique product solutions around wireless analytics, assurance, and reliability. Co-founder and CTO Bob Friday also gives a quick overview of the ideas behind Mist Systems’ founding, to leverage the latest AI and cloud technologies to allow enterprises to deliver user centric wireless experiences. This includes using AI to automate deployment and management, and using Bluetooth Low Energy in conjunction with Wi-Fi to get pinpoint indoor accuracy. Using their cloud, Mist Systems allows enterprises to move to a wireless-as-a-service paradigm, with robust services built into their platform.


NetApp FlexPod SF Deep Dive Q&A with Jeremiah Dooley

Event: Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live US 2017

Appearance: NetApp Presents at Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live 2017

Company: NetApp

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Personnel: Jeremiah Dooley

Jeremiah Dooley, Senior Manager, NGDC at NetApp, engages with a question and answer session on FlexPod architecture and Cisco integrations with the delegates.


NetApp FlexPod SF Technical Overview with Jeremiah Dooley

Event: Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live US 2017

Appearance: NetApp Presents at Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live 2017

Company: NetApp

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Personnel: Jeremiah Dooley

Jeremiah Dooley, Senior Manager, NGDC at NetApp, gives the delegates an architectural review of the FlexPod SF. This marks the first architectural change since the FlexPod solution was introduced over seven years ago. This still runs the same ElementOS, so existing integrations remain intact. He reviews how this works with Cisco’s line of Catalyst switches, and how it will integrate overall into your datacenter.


NetApp SolidFire FlexPod SF CLUS Introduction with Keith Norbie

Event: Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live US 2017

Appearance: NetApp Presents at Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live 2017

Company: NetApp

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Personnel: Keith Norbie

Keith Norbie, Senior Manager of Business and Alliances Development at NetApp, introduces the FlexPod SF to the delegates, which is designed specifically non-storage admins, instead it’s built for agility in VM use cases. Lee Howard, Cisco Alliance CTO at NetApp, then walks through the evolution of the FlexPod line.


Monitoring Devices with Paessler with Benjamin Day

Event: Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live US 2017

Appearance: Paessler Presents at Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live 2017

Company: Paessler

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Personnel: Benjamin Day

Benjamin Day, Senior Systems Engineer at Paessler, reviews how PRTG is agile enough to create custom monitoring models for a variety of applications hosts and other hardware. This includes a look at best practices, creating custom sensors, and generating maps and reports over time.


Paessler Sensors, Thresholds, and Notifications with Benjamin Day

Event: Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live US 2017

Appearance: Paessler Presents at Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live 2017

Company: Paessler

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Personnel: Benjamin Day

Benjamin Day, Senior Systems Engineer at Paessler, goes into a deep dive into how PRTG uses an array of sensors to get a comprehensive view of system performance across a variety of metrics. He then shows how these can be configured with thresholds and notifications to get meaningful feedback from your monitoring.


Paessler Introduction at CLUS 2017 with Benjamin Day

Event: Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live US 2017

Appearance: Paessler Presents at Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live 2017

Company: Paessler

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Personnel: Benjamin Day

Benjamin Day, Senior Systems Engineer at Paessler, introduces the company to the delegates and situates where the company’s PRTG monitoring solution fits into their overall solutions portfolio. He introduces Paessler’s definition of a sensor, and how PRTG scales from virtual to physical hosts.


Opengear Lighthouse 5 Demo with Rob Waldie

Event: Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live US 2017

Appearance: Opengear Presents at Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live 2017

Company: Opengear

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Personnel: Rob Waldie

Rob Waldie, Distinguished Engineer at Opengear, demonstrates the all new Lighthouse 5 centralized management solution. This is a zero touch enrollment process, with robust support for automation. He then demonstrates the RESTful API, showing a basic ChatOps workflow via Slack.


Opengear Lighthouse 5 – Centralized Management VM with Rob Waldie

Event: Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live US 2017

Appearance: Opengear Presents at Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live 2017

Company: Opengear

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Personnel: Rob Waldie

Rob Waldie, Distinguished Engineer at Opengear, introduces the delegates to Lighthouse 5, which launched at Cisco Live US 2017. This runs on a VM, and has been rearchitected with a new Linux distribution, UI, CLI, and management architecture.


Opengear Introduction and Background with Marcio Saito

Event: Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live US 2017

Appearance: Opengear Presents at Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live 2017

Company: Opengear

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Personnel: Marcio Saito

Marcio Saito, CTO at Opengear, introduces the company history and mission to the delegates. This focus is on network remediation via resilience and provisioning. To that end, the company announced Lighthouse 5, which automates the deployment of out-of-band infrastructure.


Cisco Digital Network Assurance and Closed-loop Automation via Analytics

Event: Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live US 2017

Appearance: Cisco DNA Assurance Presentation at Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live 2017

Company: Cisco

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Personnel: Tim Szigeti

Tim Szigeti, Principal Technical Marketing Engineer at Cisco, looks at how their Digital Network Architecture (DNA) provides an abstraction for policy and enables closed-loop automation via analytics. Network administrators build their network, hope for the best, and react to alarms. This reactive approach leads to perpetual fire-drills with operation teams running down issues to placate disgruntled users. The presentation looks at the top-down approach Cisco is taking with network assurance and the bottoms-up “gates-to-GUI” architecture that is being built to deliver it.


Application Hosting on Cisco Catalyst 9000 Switches with Jeff McLaughlin

Event: Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live US 2017

Appearance: Cisco DNA Programmability Presentation at Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live 2017

Company: Cisco

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Personnel: Jeff McLaughlin

Jeff McLaughlin, Principal Marketing Engineer with Cisco, reviews Cisco Open IOS XE, which can now do much more than move packets, it can host applications in Linux containers or VMs directly on a network device. Cisco’s IOx provides the framework for packaging and delivering applications to network devices. He goes over how it works, use cases for app hosting, and look at a live demo of application hosting on Cisco Catalyst 9000.


Cisco Network Programmability Using APIC-EM APIs with Saurav Prasad

Event: Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live US 2017

Appearance: Cisco DNA Programmability Presentation at Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live 2017

Company: Cisco

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Personnel: Saurav Prasad

Saurav Prasad, Technical Marketing Engineer at Cisco, looks at how the Cisco DNA Center provides a single point of control to simplify the operation of your enterprise network. The DNA controller (Cisco APIC-EM) exposes a rich REST based Northbound APIs to allow other applications to take advantage of the controller capabilities and unlock the power of the underlying network infrastructure. He talks about the controller REST API capabilities,  enablement capabilities available from DevNet and provide some examples on how some of their ISV partners are using these APIs to enhance their product offerings. The presentation also discusses upcoming features.


Cisco Open APIs for Network Device Programmability with Kevin Kuhls

Event: Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live US 2017

Appearance: Cisco DNA Programmability Presentation at Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live 2017

Company: Cisco

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Personnel: Kevin Kuhls

Kevin Kuhls, TME Enterprise Solutions at Cisco, gives an overview of open APIs. These are available on network devices. Something besides CLI (Command Line Interface) actually does exist! In this introductory talk, he discusses open APIs for use in environments to support configuration management, along with the ability to retrieve (or stream) operational data. He also discusses protocols/encodings (NETCONF/RESTCONF and XML/JSON) along with how the data from devices are described through YANG with IETF/OpenConfig/Native models.


Cisco Policy Federation – Normalizing Policy Across any Domain with Victor Moreno

Event: Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live US 2017

Appearance: Cisco DNA Programmability Presentation at Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live 2017

Company: Cisco

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Personnel: Victor Moreno

Victor Moreno, Distinguished Engineer at Cisco, reviews that network, security and cloud operations remain very much domain specific tasks with domain specific functionalities, yet the behavior across these different environments can be expressed in a consolidated policy. He explores the architecture, language and interactions that make this Federation possible across Network and Security domains of multiple manufacturers and across multiple cloud services.


Cisco Encrypted Traffic Analytics – Why Network Security Matters with Saravanan Radhakrishnan

Event: Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live US 2017

Appearance: Cisco DNA Encrypted Traffic Analytics Presentation at Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live 2017

Company: Cisco

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Personnel: Saravanan Radhakrishnan

Saravanan Radhakrishnan, Distinguished Engineer at Cisco, looks at how the rapid rise in encrypted communications and security impacts the network. How prevalent is encrypted traffic is in your enterprise? Did you know that encryption is being used by evasive applications and malicious software to escape detection in corporate networks? Can you pinpoint end-points in your network that are using weak cipher suites exposing their communications and making them vulnerable? The network plays a critical role in addressing these challenges. Cisco’s network architecture provides a platform for security focused network telemetry and analytics that can detect an in-progress attack (even when encrypted) and rapidly trigger policy driven remediation to mitigate the attack. Saravanan describes network security solutions including innovations at the ASIC level that enable the software and security analytics.