Let us consider the origin of a server. They primarily start with an original equipment manufacturer (OEM). It is a base model, usually with bare bones equipment in it to power up and support any low-end software installed on it. From here, the options explode with what you can do. Load up all the bays…

The smell of potato chips and a few too many energy drinks wafts through the air. Dawn is still hours away. The dark room surrounds Joe as he smiles in the dim light of the laptop screen. His persistence has finally paid off. He has been dissecting this component for a while. Server 2003 is…

My last post covered some of the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) issues companies are facing and how to use Cisco’s Identity Services Engine (ISE) to help define access restrictions, while still providing users a good experience. I also went through and demonstrated how this segmentation worked and how it was enforced on the wireless LAN controller (WLC).