The Japan Vyatta Users Group was started in 2010 to connect users of the open-source networking operating system Vyatta in Japan. The group holds regular meetings in different cities around Japan to discuss topics like connecting cloud environments and direct server load balancing using Vyatta. It has published a Japanese book on Vyatta and continues to organize semi-annual user meetings.
The Japan Vyatta Users Group was started in 2010 to connect users of the open-source networking operating system Vyatta in Japan. The group holds regular meetings in different cities around Japan to discuss topics like connecting cloud environments and direct server load balancing using Vyatta. It has published a Japanese book on Vyatta and continues to organize semi-annual user meetings.
Software-Based Networking & Security for the CloudMatt Wolpin
This document discusses how software-based networking and security solutions can help address challenges of providing cloud services. It outlines how virtualizing networking functions within hypervisors can provide security between workloads while eliminating latency and scaling more easily compared to legacy virtual datacenter approaches. It also describes how leveraging virtual networking appliances in AWS VPCs allows creating secure connectivity between cloud and on-premise environments or between different cloud regions.
Naoto Matsumoto is a senior researcher at SAKURA Internet who serves on the board of the Japan Vyatta Users Group and helped author a book about Vyatta. He wants to unite Vyatta users in the Asia-Pacific region by connecting more potential users to discuss Vyatta hacks and tips on forums like vyatta.org and through shared documents. He proposes occasional in-person meetings if users in the region can arrange them.
Zimbra Collaboration Suite And Google Appsagileware
The document compares the messaging solutions Zimbra Collaboration Suite (ZCS) and Google Apps. It summarizes their features for enterprises and higher education institutions. ZCS is an open-source solution that provides email, calendar, contacts and collaboration features. It can be deployed both on-premise or hosted. Google Apps is focused on hosted deployment and utilizes advertising monetization. The document evaluates the solutions across categories like functionality, administration, deployment options, and privacy controls to help organizations evaluate which system best fits their needs. Representatives from Zimbra and a higher education IT department discuss their experiences with ZCS.
This document is a reference guide for Vyatta LAN interfaces released in October 2012 with Vyatta 6.5R1 software. It provides documentation on configuring various LAN interface types in Vyatta including loopback interfaces, Ethernet interfaces, Ethernet link bonding interfaces, pseudo-Ethernet interfaces, wireless interfaces, and VLAN interfaces. The guide includes examples and descriptions of relevant configuration commands.
This document provides reference information about IP services configuration and commands for the Vyatta networking platform, including Secure Shell (SSH), Telnet, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), and Domain Name System (DNS). It includes sections on configuring and managing SSH, Telnet, and DHCP services as well as examples of related commands. The document was published by Vyatta, Inc. in February 2009.
Demonstrations of Business Insight, Active Reports, and external data sources. View the video recording and download this deck: http://www.senturus.com/resources/cognos-10-under-the-hood/.
Gain an overview of IBM Cognos 10, including new features, capabilities and demonstrations. A detailed licensing matrix clearly identifies licensing requirements, fees and what Cognos business intelligence features are included in each license level.
Topics include:
- IBM Cognos 10 New Features Overview: Features included at no charge and those requiring trade-up fees
- Business Insight Demonstration
- Active Reports Consumer Demonstration
- External Data Source Demonstration
- IBM Cognos 10 New Features Detailed Review
- Removing the Risk of the Cognos 10 Upgrade
Senturus, a business analytics consulting firm, has a resource library with hundreds of free recorded webinars, trainings, demos and unbiased product reviews. Take a look and share them with your colleagues and friends: http://www.senturus.com/resources/.
This was a tutorial which Mark McClain and I led at ONUG, Spring 2015. It was well received and serves as a walk through of OpenStack Neutron and it's features and usage.
This document provides an overview of FortiGate multi-threat security systems and their administration, content inspection, and basic VPN capabilities. It discusses FortiGate devices, FortiGuard subscription services, logging and alerts capabilities, firewall policies, basic VPN configurations, authentication, antivirus, spam filtering, and web filtering. The document includes descriptions of FortiGate portfolio models, FortiGuard dynamic updates, FortiManager and FortiAnalyzer management products, logging levels, and log storage locations.
The document discusses common use cases for IBM DataPower Gateways, which provide security, integration, control and optimized access to mobile, API, web, SOA, B2B and cloud workloads. It summarizes the gateway's capabilities for security and optimization, mobile connectivity, API management, integration and mainframe integration. Use cases include serving as a security and optimization gateway, multi-channel gateway, and securing the Bluemix platform as a service.
This document defines functions for registering a Quagga routing daemon module with a gRPC server and handling configuration changes. It registers the "quaggad" module and a show command via gRPC. It also defines a function to subscribe to configuration changes and send updates to a gRPC stream. When a change is received, the quaggaConfig function validates and applies the change or synchronizes state.
The YANG syntax is similar to C and C++ and uses a C-like syntax that was chosen for its readability. This section introduces the YANG syntax. While SMIv1, SMIv2, and SPPI are bound to specific protocols like SNMP and COPS-PR, the purpose of SMIng is to define a common data definition language that can specify data models independently of protocols.
29. 実例: MAP 機能の追加
templates/interfaces/map/node.def:
tag:
priority: 380
type: txt
help: MAP interface
val_help: <mapN>; MAP interface name
syntax:expression: pattern $VAR(@) "^map[0-9]+$"
; "MAP interface must be (map0-map999)"
commit:expression: $VAR(./role/) != "" ;
"Must configure the tunnel role for $VAR(@)"
commit:expression: $VAR(./tunnel-source/) != "" || $VAR(./role/@) == "br";
"Must configure the tunnel tunnel-source for $VAR(@)"
commit:expression: $VAR(./br-address/) != "" ;
"Must configure the tunnel br-address for $VAR(@)"
commit:expression: $VAR(./default-forwarding-mode/) != "" ;
"Must configure the tunnel default-forwar... for $VAR(@)"
... (続く) ...
30. 実例: MAP 機能の追加
templates/interfaces/map/node.def:
... (続き) ...
create:
if [ -n "$VAR(./tunnel-source/@)" ] ; then
TS="tunnel-source $VAR(./tunnel-source/@)"
fi
if [ -n "$VAR(./default-forwarding-rule/@)" ] ; then
DFR="default-forwarding-rule $VAR(./default-forwarding-rule/@)"
fi
if [ -n "$VAR(./always-napt/@)" ] ; then
AN="always-napt $VAR(./always-napt/@)"
fi
ip map add $VAR(@) role $VAR(./role/@) $TS br-address $VAR(./br-address/@)
default-forwarding-mode $VAR(./default-forwarding-mode/@) $DFR $AN
ip link set $VAR(@) up ||
echo "interfaces MAP $VAR(@): error setting MAP interface active"
delete:
ip link set $VAR(@) down
ip map del $VAR(@)
31. 実例: MAP 機能の追加
templates/interfaces/map/node.tag/role/node.def:
type: txt
help: Role of this MAP interface [REQUIRED]
syntax:expression: $VAR(@) in "br", "ce"; "Must be (br, ce)"
allowed: echo br ce
create:expression: "true"
update:expression: "false" ; "Role can only be set at MAP creation for
$VAR(../@)"
val_help: br; Role as BR
val_help: ce; Role as CE
templates/interfaces/map/node.tag/br-address/node.def:
type: ipv6net
val_help: ipv6net; IPv6 address and prefix length
help: BR IP address/prefix [REQUIRED]
syntax:expression: exec "/opt/vyatta/sbin/valid_address $VAR(@)"
create:expression: "true"
update:expression: "false" ; "BR IP address/prefix can only be set at MAP
creation for $VAR(../@)"