Hello,
For your information :
http://www.networkworld.com/news/2010/102810-pica8-opensource-switching.html?page=1
Mail : pica8.org@gmail.com
Hello,
For your information :
AI-powered DEM to optimize network monitoring | Network World
your spam is getting annoying
randy
plonk
Once upon a time, Randy Bush <randy@psg.com> said:
> Hello,
>
> For your information :
>
> AI-powered DEM to optimize network monitoring | Network Worldyour spam is getting annoying
<aol>Me too</aol>
I've received direct spam as well about this crap as well, presumably
from list address harvesting from NANOG or other similar list. The way
to sell stuff to net admins is not to spam them; I have a special mail
folder that I store all such vendor spam to make sure I never
accidentally buy from them in the future.
... goes your custom
Marketing by annoyance, smoke, and mirrors? Gotta love the strategy
cya
plonk
... goes your custom
Marketing by annoyance, smoke, and mirrors? Gotta love the strategy
do not buy from spammers
Marketing by annoyance, smoke, and mirrors? Gotta love the strategy
But as was demonstrated by the link they posted earlier today, they
make a good filter for determining "news" organizations that operate
on the theory of "news by press release."
Think of them as a honeypot feed 
--lyndon
Put down the crackpipe. Your product isn't that great
the b& should be dropped on u shortly
Ps welcome to the ahbl tard
Tammy
Tammy A Wisdom
Summit Open Source Development Group
...goes without saying.
I'm just wondering if this a guerilla launch for some new Oracle product
or project, or what, exactly? I'm _very_ confused.
Maybe Paul K. can clear it all up, but apparently he's out of the office
right now.
Meanwhile, I'm failing to see a product, figures, source code, or more
to the point, any operational aspect at all in any of these ad-spam
posts.
Consider this a formal request for root-plink, before we have a major
corp try to sell us a database solution or proprietary kernel via the
list.
<sigh>
Gord
Buy you glasses and a book about network engineering 
!
Meanwhile, I'm failing to see a product
http://www.pica8.org/products/pronto-3780
source code
http://sourceforge.net/p/xorplus/home/
or more to the point, any operational aspect at all in any of these ad-spam posts.
Pica natively runs Linux and the code is Open Source. So, you can not
only run 3rd party code (like with Cisco AXP, Juniper Junos SDK or
Arista EOS), but also modify the Networking Stack according to your
needs that is a very interesting feature from an Operational point of
view and something that is not possible with
closed source OS like EOS, JUNOS and IOS.
Vyatta tries to make also an Open-Source Networking product but the
bottleneck is *the performance*.
The target is to attack Cisco by the bottom. Especially, there are a lot
of small operators (like the members of the NANOG) who are
interested by low-cost gear. To be more precise, Cisco doesn't loose
any significant Market Share due to the second market (used equipment)
that is worth many billions each year according to the UNEDA (United
Network Equipment Dealer Association).
They can't buy the latest Cisco gear but they are still used to Cisco,
because they buy refurbished Cisco gear.
Pica8 provides its first significant breakthrough there : to have an
access to the latest networking gear for the price of the refurbished
one. That is *$ 200 per 10G port* or half the price of the closest
competitor, Blade Network Technologies.
We definitely believe that a new networking product should only focus
on the Capex in the first place then think about the Opex in a
second step (OpenFlow).
Mail : pica8.org@gmail.com
eat your own words "in any of these ad-spam posts"
Now get out, and stay out, of my NOCs
Gord
What interests me is that they can't even be bothered to set up their own
mail server, or at the very least to use Google Apps for mail.