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Daniel Dib
Daniel Dib
Network Consultant
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Daniel Dib is a network consultant with 7 years of experience in the industry. He works with network design and implementation in enterprise and service provider networks. He is CCIE #37149 in routing and switching and also holds a CCDA certification. Daniel is currently pursuing the CCDE certification.Daniel is an active member of the networking community where he likes to help and engage up and coming network engineers by providing support at the Cisco Learning Network (CLN) and the Cisco Support Community (CSC). He has been awarded the Technical Excellence Award for his contributions to CLN.In his spare time Daniel is a big sports fan where hockey is the main interest. He also spends a lot of time with his children aged at 5 and 1.You can follow Daniel at Twitter @danieldibswe and find his original content at his blog http:/lostintransit.se
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Some people like to say that you can’t ever fail an exam. I understand why someone would say that but I don’t agree. If you don’t make the cut, you have officially failed the exam. That does not mean you’re a failure or that you’re not a smart person. Certifications test the minimally qualified candidate, […]
Cisco Live in San Diego is right around the corner. It’s the place to be to meet with people, learn and to stay current with the technology trends of the industry. What are some of the upcoming technology trends to watch out for at Cisco Live. Software-Defined WAN (SD-WAN) There is a lot of buzz […]
I’m back from my first Cisco Live which was in San Francisco. It was a great experience and I hope to be back for many more events. Why should one go to Cisco Live? Here are my reasons: 1. Sessions – Cisco Live has a great variety of sessions with amazing speakers such as Denise […]
What is Cisco Instant Access? Cisco Instant Access is a concept that was launched at Cisco Live Orlando last year. For those of you familiar with the Nexus product line, think Fabric Extender (FEX). The first customers are starting to implement this concept now. The whole point of Instant Access is explained with the picture […]