| 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
Posts
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.