alkemyst
No Lifer
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Given the sheer number of Cisco Partners and the huge number of awards they give, I'm not really sure how you quantify that. :hmm:
What's your qualifications?
Given the sheer number of Cisco Partners and the huge number of awards they give, I'm not really sure how you quantify that. :hmm:
What's your qualifications?
How much cheese is produced by an Israeli Pope at the Mecca in LA?
We are in Networking not OT.
I am asking what your qualifications.
man that sounds awesome...
wish i would have got in to that field instead of automotive tech.
There is going to get to a point where they will figure it out and you can bring your own device.
It's going to happen.
One may have to give up some privacy/access into their own device to do this, but it's going to happen.
At lower levels, probably too expensive. However; major colleges and organizations (we are Cisco's #1 partner in all technology awards), are adopting this.
We were part of the wireless NFL initiative that was originally deemed insecure, but now everyone is using tablets on the sidelines and sometimes on the field.
There is still a lot of paranoia out there.
In reality, I am sure we are all being seen no matter what device we are on.
If it costs us more money then I don't really care what "they" think.
some of my runs are over 300 feet with Cat6 450MHz, would I still get some benefit from 10Gbps Ethernet or would I have to run new wire?
some of my runs are over 300 feet with Cat6 450MHz, would I still get some benefit from 10Gbps Ethernet or would I have to run new wire?