| Date | US, Canada, Americas |
Europe, Africa, Middle East |
Asia, Pacific |
|---|---|---|---|
| August 25th |
Data Center 3.0 for Networking Engineers 07:00 (San Francisco), 10:00 (New York), 16:00 (Paris) |
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| August 30th |
Next-generation IP Services 07:00 (San Francisco), 10:00 (New York), 16:00 (Paris) |
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| September 29th |
DMVPN: Advanced and Crazy Scenarios 10:00 (Paris), 12:00 (Moscow), 18:00 (Sydney) |
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Building IPv6 Service Provider Core 07:00 (San Francisco), 10:00 (New York), 16:00 (Paris) |
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| October 13th |
Market Trends in Service Provider Networks 10:00 (Paris), 12:00 (Moscow), 18:00 (Sydney) |
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Choose the optimal VPN service 07:00 (San Francisco), 10:00 (New York), 16:00 (Paris) |
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Changes from the last update
- DMVPN: Advanced and Crazy Scenarios: next session on September 29th.
- Choose the optimal VPN service: next session on October 13th.
Other webinars in the pipeline
- Enterprise IPv6 Deployment
- Embedded Event Manager: Basics
- Embedded Event Manager: Advanced Topics
Hi Ivan,
ReplyDeleteYour upcoming events shows data centre 2.0 in the table and 3.0 on the left side. You might have missed this typo?
Mark.
Looking at http://www.ioshints.info/DataCenterIntro , its 3.0.
ReplyDeleteMark, thank you for spotting my typo. 3.0 is correct and here's the full story (it has nothing to do with version numbering):
ReplyDeleteWhen I started writing the description, I used "Data Center 2.0" as a joke on the 2.0-ish hype. However, it turns out that Cisco is already a step ahead of us all promoting Data Center 3.0 (whatever 2.0 was, obviously it was not good enough), so I decided to follow the leaders and renumber.