Continued from Part 1. VLANs/Gateways terminate on Switch. Single Edge VLAN between FW and BCF. Default/static route in each direction. For Comparison with traditional NOS,
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Dell EMC Networking + Big Switch – Cloud Fabric: Firewall Service Insertion – Part 1
Some time ago, I had compiled some Notes to assist in explaining BCF Firewall Service Insertion to an audience from a Traditional Networking background. The
Big Switch – Cloud Fabric: External (Outside the PoD) Connectivity Options – Part 2
This post is a continuation of Part 1. Layer 3 Connectivity out of Fabric: Layer 3 handoff to external peers outside the fabric is the
Big Switch – Cloud Fabric: External (Outside the PoD) Connectivity Options – Part 1
Within the Cloud fabric, both the Edge port capacity (Leaf) & Fabric bandwidth (Spine) can scale out in response to demands. This means that instead
Big Switch – Cloud Fabric: Deployment Options | Dell EMC Networking
Before talking about the components, some quick observations on the Cloud Fabric Deployment considerations. Often, BSN Cloud Fabric may be the first SDN venture for
Big Switch – Cloud Fabric: Physical Vs. Logical Topology | Dell EMC Networking
Big Switch’s Big Cloud fabric decouples the logical topology from the physical. The constructs are familiar – the implementation nuances are easily assimilated, once adequate
Dell EMC Networking & Big Switch Big Cloud Fabric – Primer
BSN was one of the first partnerships ‘s to bolster and enhance Dell EMC’s SDN portfolio and ecosystem. It is a mature, automation-centric, feature rich
Next Gen DC Network Trends – Part 2
Continued from Part 1: Orchestration, Automation & Programmability Orchestration Orchestration programs automated behaviours & responses in a network in support of the workloads. Unless orchestration
Next Gen DC Network Trends – Part 1
When covering options based on Software defined and Open Networking during engagements, I make use or a particular slide (which is fluid and always evolving)
