Cisco Unified Attendant Console Advanced is an application for the Unified Communication Solutions which simplifies the ability of an operator to make/receive calls in a busy business environment with large call volume. It also simplifies various call functioning such as conference/transfer/call park. Operator has control over the client application and has access to the entire directory which simplies searching and transferring calls to users. Cisco Unified Attendant Console Advanced is widely deployed with the Cisco Unified Call Manager. This session will provide an opportunity to learn and ask questions about the Cisco Unified Attendant console Advanced and it's position in the Unified Communication solutions. Ask questions from Monday, August 24th to Friday, September 4th, 2015 Featured Experts Antara Sargam is a Customer Support Engineer in Cisco TAC based out in Bangalore, India. She has total 2 years of experience and her area of expertise covers Cisco Unified Communications Manager, Cisco Unified Attendant Console and Cisco Unity Connection. She has delivered multiple training sessions on understanding the architecture and functioning of the Attendant console (CUAC). She graduated with a Bachelor of Electronics and Communication Engineering from Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal University.  She has achieved certifications for CCNA, CCNP - R&S and is pursuing RHC. Alok Singh  is a Customer Support Engineer in Cisco TAC based out in Bangalore, India. He has been working with TAC from past 4 years and 10 months in multiple domains - CUCM, Unity, Attendant Console. Alok has delivered trainings on CUCM, SIP and CUAC and Attendant Console. He worked closely with the development team identifying bugs in the testing phase and working towards resolutions for enhancing the quality of products. Alok holds a Bachelor's degree in Information Technology College – D.A.V. College of Engineering and Technology from Maharishi Dayanand University, Rohtak. He also holds CCIE Collaboration and RHCE Certifications(CCIE Collab # 45575). Find other  https://supportforums.cisco.com/expert-corner/events. ** Ratings Encourage Participation! ** Please be sure to rate the Answers to Questions   ... View more

Welcome to this Cisco Support Community Ask the Expert conversation. This is an opportunity to learn and any ask questions about how to configure and troubleshoot Border Gateway Protocol with Cisco expert Vinit Jain. Ask questions from Monday August 10th to Friday August 21, 2015 Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) is one of the most widely deployed protocols in networks today and is the definitive routing protocol in the Internet. BGP is a flexible protocol, in that a variety of options are available to network engineers. Furthermore, extensions and implementation enhancements make BGP a powerful and yet complex tool. Because of BGP's pervasive deployment across multiple networks and the large number of use-cases that BGP can be applied to, it is becoming increasingly important to understand how to troubleshoot BGP issues quickly and easily. I will be helping you answer your queries on how to troubleshoot BGP   Vinit will be helping you with all your queries on all of the above. Vinit Jain presented at  Cisco Live in June 2015 on Troubleshooting BGP  Click here for More Information   Vinit Jain, 3X CCIE #22854 is a Technical Lead in HTTS (High Touch Technical Support) team supporting customers in areas of routing, MPLS, TE, IPv6, multicast and a wide variety of platform issues like High CPU, Memory leak, etc IOS, IOS XE, IOS XR and NxOS code base. Has been delivering trainings within Cisco on various technology as well as platform troubleshooting topics. He has also written workbook on IOS XR fundamentals on Cisco Support Community. Vinit has CCIE in R&S, SP and Sec and holds multiple certifications on programming and databases. Find other  https://supportforums.cisco.com/expert-corner/events. **Ratings Encourage Participation! ** Please be sure to rate the Answers to Questions       ... View more

Welcome to this Cisco Support Community Ask the Expert conversation. This is an opportunity to learn and any ask questions about how to configure and troubleshoot Border Gateway Protocol with Cisco expert Vinit Jain. Ask questions from Monday August 10th to Friday August 21, 2015 Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) is one of the most widely deployed protocols in networks today and is the definitive routing protocol in the Internet. BGP is a flexible protocol, in that a variety of options are available to network engineers. Furthermore, extensions and implementation enhancements make BGP a powerful and yet complex tool. Because of BGP's pervasive deployment across multiple networks and the large number of use-cases that BGP can be applied to, it is becoming increasingly important to understand how to troubleshoot BGP issues quickly and easily. I will be helping you answer your queries on how to troubleshoot BGP   Vinit will be helping you with all your queries on all of the above. Vinit Jain presented at  Cisco Live in June 2015 on Troubleshooting BGP  Click here for More Information   Vinit Jain, 3X CCIE #22854 is a Technical Lead in HTTS (High Touch Technical Support) team supporting customers in areas of routing, MPLS, TE, IPv6, multicast and a wide variety of platform issues like High CPU, Memory leak, etc IOS, IOS XE, IOS XR and NxOS code base. Has been delivering trainings within Cisco on various technology as well as platform troubleshooting topics. He has also written workbook on IOS XR fundamentals on Cisco Support Community. Vinit has CCIE in R&S, SP and Sec and holds multiple certifications on programming and databases. Find other  https://supportforums.cisco.com/expert-corner/events. **Ratings Encourage Participation! ** Please be sure to rate the Answers to Questions ... View more

FirePOWER Threat Defense for Integrated Services Routers ( ISR ) (Live Webcast July 8, 2015 at 10:00 am Pacific Time / 1:00 pm Eastern Time) Ask questions from July 8, 2015 through July 17, 2015   In October 2013 Cisco acquired Source Fire, an industry leader in the security solution space. Since the acquisition, Cisco has integrated Source Fire in the ASA platforms as well as in the ISR platforms. In this session you will learn about Source Fire company history, the rebranding of Source Fire as FirePOWER Services and how to use FirePOWER effectively on the ISR G2 and 4K platforms on the UCS-E blade to secure the network from attacks and malware. Featured Speaker Kureli Sankar started with Cisco in Aug, 2006 as a TAC engineer in the firewall team in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina. As a TAC engineer she supported Cisco's security products. Since, May 6th 2013, she has taken up a new role as Technical Marketing Engineer, Enterprise Infrastructure and Solutions Group responsible for security features on Cisco's IOS and XE products. She has presented at Cisco Live 2013 and 2014. She has also done quite a few Live Web Casts and ATE (Ask The Expert) events for our forum. Prior to joining Cisco, Sankar worked for John Morrell Co., Cincinnati, Ohio where she was the network administrator in charge of the company's enterprise network covering 27 locations in the United States. She also was an adjunct professor at the University of Cincinnati, teaching undergraduate level networking courses. Sankar holds an engineering degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Regional Engineering College, Trichirappalli, India, CCSP and CCIE Security #35505 certifications.While working full time, she volunteers at various organizations like Citizen School, Durham Performance Learning Center, NC First Robotics, Girl Scouts - Carolina, Raleigh Rescue Mission and gives back to the community   ... View more

Cisco subject matter expert Payal Bhaduri will focus on upgrade of Cisco UCS (Unified Computing System). With lots of companies adopting Cisco UCS, there is need to understand the UCS architecture and the complete firmware upgrade procedure which would help customers/partners to maintain and operate the UCS environment effectively.   Ask questions from July 6, 2015 through July 17, 2015   Payal Bhaduri is a Customer Support Engineer for Cisco's Data Center Server Virtualization TAC team based in San Jose, California. She has been working in the TAC for close to five years ,with a primary focus on Data Center Technologies such as Cisco UCS  Blade servers including the B series (UCSB), UCS Rack Mount Servers (UCSC), Cisco Nexus 1000v, and Virtualization.  She holds a Bachelors degree in Electronics and Telecommunication and has CCIE Certification (number 36570) in Collaboration and Data Center. She also holds a certification in Virtualization (VCP 5 VMware Certified Professional).   Find other  https://supportforums.cisco.com/expert-corner/events. **Ratings Encourage Participation! ** Please be sure to rate the Answers to Questions ... View more

Meet Wayne DeNardi: Cisco Designated VIP in TelePresence Wayne DeNardi is the Courtroom Technology Coordinator for the Courts Administration Authority in Adelaide, Australia. He’s passionate about Cisco TelePresence and enjoys helping others. “When I get home from work, rather than watching mindless stuff on TV, I’ll read through the forums and reply to a few posts,” he says. Q.     Tell us about your career.  I started working in government as a typist while studying for my IT degree. After graduation I continued working for the government—first in desktop support and later in networks and security. After 19 years I branched off into collaboration. For the last three years I’ve been part of a group that provides videoconferencing for courts and other justice agencies in South Australia. Q: How do Australian justice agencies use Cisco TelePresence? The primary motivation is to avoid prisoner transport for court hearings. Transporting prisoners on a 4-hour journey, for example, is costly and also poses a threat to public safety.  Over a short period of time, video hearings have become the default, and transportation the exception. Even prisoners prefer video arraignments because they can just walk five minutes down the hall to the TelePresence room instead of being subjected to invasive security procedures. Q.     How did you get involved in Cisco Support Community? When I first started working with TelePresence, I searched for information about our endpoints and discovered the community in the search results. I read through a couple of the posts and saw that the forums would be good learning tool. As my knowledge grew, I started answering questions. I mainly contribute to the TelePresence forum, though sometimes I look into the Video over IP and Jabber Client forums. Q.     Last year you received the Community Spotlight Award for Questions Answered and the Members Choice Award. How do you work it into your day? When I get home from work, rather than watching mindless stuff on TV, I’ll read through the forums and reply to a few posts. I also check in during slow times at work or during my lunch break. Q.     What inspires you to be an active member? I’m quite passionate about Cisco TelePresence technology. I enjoy learning about it, and I also get a kick out of assisting others. It’s a good feeling when someone thanks me and says I solved the issue. I’m always happy when I see that someone has marked my answer as correct. I like the acknowledgement that I’ve helped out someone. Q.     What do you like most about Cisco Support Community? It’s a great place to learn and get answers to questions. As the saying goes, the only dumb question is the one you don’t ask! In addition, discussions that include a number of points of view on a topic provide good feedback to Cisco development teams. And the community is also a place to share disappointments and frustration with other people who understand.   Q.     Have any especially interesting topics come your way lately? Many people who are active in the TelePresence forum work in higher education. They often ask for advice on equipment for remote learning, and integrating with devices like cameras, microphones, speaker outputs, and screens. We have similar issues in the courts, and I find all of it very interesting.  There are a lot of creative people out there who have interesting solutions and workarounds to problems. Q.     Any suggestions for your fellow members to make the community even better? Please mark the correct answer to your questions and rate the responses that helped you. That way, people who have a similar problem in the future will know where to look. This feedback also encourages us to continue answering. Also, if you have knowledge about a particular technology, consider answering questions. With just a little of your time, you can help a lot of people.     ... View more

Welcome to the Cisco Support Community Ask the Expert conversation. This is an opportunity to learn and ask questions about NGWC (3850/5760): Architecture and Deployment. Ask questions from Monday, April 13th, 2015 to Friday, April 24th, 2015 This Ask the Expert Session will cover questions spanning NGWC products (3850/5760) on Implementation and Deployment from the Wired and Wireless perspective. This will be more specific to Customer’s and Partners questions covering 3850/5760 configuration, Implementation and deployment. Dhiresh Yadav is a customer support engineer in High-Touch Technical Services (HTTS)  handling supporting Wireless and Network Management based Cisco products and is based in Bangalore. His areas of expertise include Cisco Wireless CUWN and NGWC Product line. He has over 7 years of industry experience working with large enterprise and service provider networks. He also holds CCNP (RS) and CCIE (DC-Written) and CCIE Wireless certification. Naveen Venkateshaiah is working as a Customer support engineer in High-Touch Technical Services (HTTS) handling  and supporting Lan-switching and Data center Products. His areas of expertise include Catalyst 3k,4k , 6500 , Nexus 7k Platform  He has over 7 years of industry experience working with large Enterprise and Service Provider networks. He also holds CCNA, CCNP (RS) and  CCDP-ARCH,CCIE-R&S Written, AWLANFE, LCSAWLAN Certification. Find other  https://supportforums.cisco.com/expert-corner/events. **Ratings Encourage Participation! ** Please be sure to rate the Answers to Questions ... View more

This Ask the Expert, follows the Expert Webcast 4/7, on Cloud Web Security (CWS), with a focus on deployment options as well as the Cloud Web Security Premium offering that includes Advanced Malware Protection (AMP) and Cognitive Threat Analytics (CTA). First we will go over basic information about CWS in terms of features, benefits, deployment and pricing; then a live demo of the “real thing” and the Cloud Web Security online reporting and administration interface, including a demo of the CWS Premium offering. Ask questions from Tuesday, April 7th, 2015 to Friday, April 17th, 2015 Story Tweedie-Yates is an International Product Marketing Manager for Cloud Web Security at Cisco.  Her career at Cisco began in the Global Marketing and Corporate Communications MBA Leadership Development Rotational Program. She has degrees from both Stanford University (2005, B.S. Psychology) and Thunderbird School of Global Management (2013, MBA). She speaks fluent Spanish and has traveled to 37 countries. Story has pursued her passion for marketing, working with strong brands across both the CPG and High-Tech B2B industries. She worked as a Brand Management Associate for Henkel, the Fortune 500 owner of the Dial and Right Guard brands. In her first year with Cisco, she piloted a project with Sales stakeholders that resulted in a new strategic partnership between Headquarters and the Central Europe region. In the Digital group, she created and influenced the adoption of a new Tiering system for all of the Cisco.com country websites. Find other  https://supportforums.cisco.com/expert-corner/events. **Ratings Encourage Participation! ** Please be sure to rate the Answers to Questions   ... View more

Get to Know Patrick Sparkman: Cisco Designated VIP in TelePresence Patrick Sparkman is a media specialist for the Florida State University College of Medicine. Whenever he has a spare moment—as he does when updating endpoints—you’ll find him answering questions in the forums. How did you get into networking? I started out my career in 2007, working on the A/V team for another university. When my boss recommended me for a position supporting the distance learning system, I became responsible for installation and support of Cisco TelePresence endpoints and another vendor’s software. In 2011, I took on a similar role for the Florida State University College of Medicine, where I am today.   How does a medical school use TelePresence? Our medical students spend their first two years at our main campus in Tallahassee, and then go off to one of six regional campuses across the state. Students and faculty on different campuses meet using TelePresence. We also use TelePresence to stream class lectures for first- and second-year students. Students who miss a class or want to review the lecture can play back the recording. Our TelePresence endpoints are in use eight hours a day. In 2014, we had more than 1000 TelePresence conferences. Playing all of them one after the other would take 2.5 months.   How did you find out about Cisco Support Community? When I started at the College of Medicine, my responsibilities suddenly expanded from supporting endpoints to supporting a statewide video conferencing environment. I was brand new to TelePresence Multipoint Control Units and Video Communication Servers. I did a Google search for some information, and that’s when I found the community. I asked questions in the TelePresence forum when our systems didn’t work the way I expected. As my knowledge increased, I started answering questions during slow times at work—for example, while updating our endpoints. A Cisco employee isn’t always available right away, so somebody has to step in.   What inspires you to answer questions in the forums? First, I like helping people. It’s gratifying when they thank me for my time and mark my answers as correct. Second, answering other people’s questions helps me keep learning. If I don’t know the answer, I look it up or try to reproduce the situation. Finally, I enjoy the opportunities to meet other people in the same line of work. I’ve learned so much, and knowing that someone I’ve helped might one day be able to return the favor is well worth some of my spare time.   How about an example of something you’ve learned by helping someone else. Once a member asked how to block incoming calls that were constantly appearing on a TelePresence VCS. As I looked into his issue, I realized the calls were attempts to exploit possible PSTN trunks to make voice and video calls at someone else’s expense—toll fraud. It turned out that our own VCS was receiving similar calls. The question gave me a nudge to look into a solution for both of us.   Any suggestions for your fellow members to make the community even better? Before you post a question, try searching for it. Even if you’re not exactly sure what to search for, the answer might come right up. When you do ask a question, be sure you’re posting in the right forum. Sometimes people make the mistake of asking TelePresence questions in the WebEx forum, for example. Always provide as much detail as you can, even if you’re not sure it’s relevant. For TelePresence questions, include the software version, devices models, troubleshooting steps already performed, and whether calls are point-to-point or go through an MCU or VCS. Include logs or screenshots if you have them. There’s no such thing as too much information: the more, the better!   Finally, remember to thank the people who help you by marking your question as answered, rating responses, and writing a reply. We’re doing this in our free time, and knowing we’ve helped you out feels great and motivates us to find the answer to the next question. **Ratings Encourage Participation! ** ... View more

Expert Webcast:  Cisco Cloud Web Security: Comprehensive Defense, Advanced Threat Protection, and Superior Flexibility for Your Business (Original Webcast Tuesday, April 7, 2015 at 10:00 am Pacific.) Featuring Cisco International Product Marketing Manager Story Tweedie-Yates This presentation will be on Cloud Web Security (CWS), with a focus on deployment options as well as the Cloud Web Security Premium offering that includes Advanced Malware Protection (AMP) and Cognitive Threat Analytics (CTA). First we will go over basic information about CWS in terms of features, benefits, deployment and pricing; then a live demo of the “real thing” and the Cloud Web Security online reporting and administration interface, including a demo of the CWS Premium offering. Featured Speaker Story Tweedie-Yates is an International Product Marketing Manager for Cloud Web Security at Cisco.  Her career at Cisco began in the Global Marketing and Corporate Communications MBA Leadership Development Rotational Program. She has degrees from both Stanford University (2005, B.S. Psychology) and Thunderbird School of Global Management (2013, MBA). She speaks fluent Spanish and has traveled to 37 countries. Story has pursued her passion for marketing, working with strong brands across both the CPG and High-Tech B2B industries. She worked as a Brand Management Associate for Henkel, the Fortune 500 owner of the Dial and Right Guard brands. In her first year with Cisco, she piloted a project with Sales stakeholders that resulted in a new strategic partnership between Headquarters and the Central Europe region. In the Digital group, she created and influenced the adoption of a new Tiering system for all of the Cisco.com country websites. Need more information? Have more questions? Find more experts and topics by visiting https://supportforums.cisco.com/expert-corner/events We look forward to your participation. This event is open to all, including partners. Please Share this event in your social channels. Agenda :Approximate duration: 90 minutes    ... View more

Expert Webcast: (TOPIC CHANGE) Cisco Cloud Web Security: Comprehensive Defense, Advanced Threat Protection, and Superior Flexibility for Your Business (Live Webcast Tuesday, April 7, 2015 at 10:00 am Pacific.) Please join us on Tuesday, April 7, 2015 at 10:00 am Pacific for this live, interactive event featuring Cisco International Product Marketing Manager Story Tweedie-Yates   This presentation will be on Cloud Web Security (CWS), with a focus on deployment options as well as the Cloud Web Security Premium offering that includes Advanced Malware Protection (AMP) and Cognitive Threat Analytics (CTA). First we will go over basic information about CWS in terms of features, benefits, deployment and pricing; then a live demo of the “real thing” and the Cloud Web Security online reporting and administration interface, including a demo of the CWS Premium offering. Featured Speaker Story Tweedie-Yates is an International Product Marketing Manager for Cloud Web Security at Cisco.  Her career at Cisco began in the Global Marketing and Corporate Communications MBA Leadership Development Rotational Program. She has degrees from both Stanford University (2005, B.S. Psychology) and Thunderbird School of Global Management (2013, MBA). She speaks fluent Spanish and has traveled to 37 countries. Story has pursued her passion for marketing, working with strong brands across both the CPG and High-Tech B2B industries. She worked as a Brand Management Associate for Henkel, the Fortune 500 owner of the Dial and Right Guard brands. In her first year with Cisco, she piloted a project with Sales stakeholders that resulted in a new strategic partnership between Headquarters and the Central Europe region. In the Digital group, she created and influenced the adoption of a new Tiering system for all of the Cisco.com country websites. Need more information? Have more questions? Find more experts and topics by visiting https://supportforums.cisco.com/expert-corner/events We look forward to your participation. This event is open to all, including partners. Please Share this event in your social channels.   Agenda :Approximate duration: 90 minutes ... View more

Expert Webcast: Cisco Cloud Web Security: Comprehensive Defense, Advanced Threat Protection, and Superior Flexibility for Your Business (Live Webcast Tuesday, April 7, 2015 at 10:00 am Pacific.) Please join us on Tuesday, April 7, 2015 at 10:00 am Pacific for this live, interactive event featuring Cisco International Product Marketing Manager Story Tweedie-Yates   This presentation will be on Cloud Web Security (CWS), with a focus on deployment options as well as the Cloud Web Security Premium offering that includes Advanced Malware Protection (AMP) and Cognitive Threat Analytics (CTA). First we will go over basic information about CWS in terms of features, benefits, deployment and pricing; then a live demo of the “real thing” and the Cloud Web Security online reporting and administration interface, including a demo of the CWS Premium offering. Featured Speaker Story Tweedie-Yates is an International Product Marketing Manager for Cloud Web Security at Cisco.  Her career at Cisco began in the Global Marketing and Corporate Communications MBA Leadership Development Rotational Program. She has degrees from both Stanford University (2005, B.S. Psychology) and Thunderbird School of Global Management (2013, MBA). She speaks fluent Spanish and has traveled to 37 countries. Story has pursued her passion for marketing, working with strong brands across both the CPG and High-Tech B2B industries. She worked as a Brand Management Associate for Henkel, the Fortune 500 owner of the Dial and Right Guard brands. In her first year with Cisco, she piloted a project with Sales stakeholders that resulted in a new strategic partnership between Headquarters and the Central Europe region. In the Digital group, she created and influenced the adoption of a new Tiering system for all of the Cisco.com country websites. Need more information? Have more questions? Find more experts and topics by visiting https://supportforums.cisco.com/expert-corner/events We look forward to your participation. This event is open to all, including partners. Please Share this event in your social channels.   Agenda :Approximate duration: 90 minutes ... View more

Welcome to the Cisco Support Community Ask the Expert conversation. This is an opportunity to learn and ask questions about how to configure and troubleshoot 802.1X.  Ask questions from Monday, March 30th, 2015 to Friday, April 10th, 2015 Javier Henderson has been a customer support engineer with the Security Team, specializing in AAA technologies, since 2004. In addition to supporting Cisco customers, he has delivered training to other teams on various AAA products. Javier attended Buenos Aires University and holds CCNA and Checkpoint certifications.  Find other  https://supportforums.cisco.com/expert-corner/events. **Ratings Encourage Participation! ** Please be sure to rate the Answers to Questions ... View more

Meet Nagendra Kumar Nainar, Top Contributor   Tell us about your networking career. I joined Cisco High-Touch Technical Services in 2009, originally on the routing protocol team that supports large service providers and enterprises. About a year ago I moved to the escalation team, where I’ve been ever since. Before joining Cisco I worked at an offshore development center doing test, DevTest, and technical marketing for MPLS, routing, and switching. Earlier I did network design for a channel partner.   How did you get involved with Cisco Support Community? I discovered the community in 2007, when I was preparing for CCIE exams for Routing and Switching and Service Provider. I found that answering questions in the forums was a great way to practice solving real-world problems. Answering questions gives you a clearer understanding of a topic. And you’re helping someone at the same time you learn.   How do you participate besides answering questions in the forums? I was part of a team that delivered a webcast called Intro to MPLS VPN https://supportforums.cisco.com/document/71121/faq-live-webcast-introduction-mpls-vpn. More than 200 people viewed it live. I’ve also posted quite a few documents, including one on IPv6 migration. https://supportforums.cisco.com/document/66261/ipv6-rapid-deploymentpdf .      What inspires you to be so generous with your time, and how do you fit the community into your day? I’m just passionate about solving network-related issues! I enjoy solving problems as well as helping customers who have an improper understanding of a certain technology.   I check the forums whenever I have time in between cases. On my team, participating in Cisco Support Community is considered a value-added contribution. My manager appreciates it when I’m recognized as one of the 15 contributors.   Any thoughts for coworkers who are thinking about participating more? The obvious reason is that the community gives you an opportunity to learn more. But another motivation is that customers start to recognize you as an expert. Several times I’ve been on a WebEx with customers who have asked if I’m the same Nagendra who participates in the MPLS forums or did a webcast. Customers might be nervous about an outage, and knowing that they’re working with an expert gives them confidence that they’re in good hands.     ... View more

Ask your questions following the Live webcast, March 17, 2015 ending March 25th Ever wonder what VFC, VETH, VIF and HIF are in UCS and which path your packets are taking?   UCS infrastructure has several virtual components and this makes it challenging to troubleshoot but it is critical to understand. In this Webcast, Niles will discuss UCS interfaces and how packets travels from the UCS server. This includes what happens when a packet leaves a server from the vnic until it traverses the Fabric interconnect.  Once you understand the data path, you will be able to troubleshoot the Unified Computing System Niles Pyelshak is a Customer Support Engineer for Cisco TAC works in Server Virtualization Team.  She has several years of networking and virtualization experience.  She recently passed her CCIE Certification in Data Center (#44608). As a Network Engineer, Niles was accustomed to getting on the command line interface (CLI) to configure and build her network. In server virtualization it is a little different. She is always amazed at how servers are mostly managed by Graphical User Interface(GUI) interfaces and CLI.  One can not underestimate the power of both interfaces and in this Webcast, Niles will leverage both GUI and CLI to demonstrate the UCS life of a packet. Find other  https://supportforums.cisco.com/expert-corner/knowledge-sharing. **Ratings Encourage Participation! ** Please be sure to rate the Answers to Questions     ... View more