¡Estamos para ustedes! Cisco esta apoyando a clientes y socios (partners) que están implementando políticas de trabajo desde casa al ofrecer servicios de colaboración y seguridad gratuitos para apoyar a los trabajadores remotos y al compartir las mejores prácticas de TI de Cisco. Marque la página (en inglés) de Continuidad del negocios de Cisco.com. Proporciona enlaces a información útil, preguntas frecuentes e información sobre las ofertas gratuitas. La página se actualizará con frecuencia, así que vuelva a visitarla con frecuencia. Participe en el evento donde los expertos de Cisco responderán sus preguntas relacionadas de como usar Webex.  Recursos adicionales: Estado de la plataforma Webex platform status Durante este tiempo extraordinario, estamos viendo un aumento sin precedentes en el uso de Webex. Utilice nuestro portal de Estado de Webex como recurso para obtener la información más reciente sobre la plataforma Webex.   Licencias de emergencia de Cisco AnyConnect Obtención de una licencia de la emergencia COVID-19 AnyConnect Puesta en práctica de AnyConnect y referencia del funcionamiento/del escalamiento para la preparación COVID-19 Ask the Expert webinars gratis Webinar próximo (en Inglés): Large virtual events and Townhall meetings using Webex Meetings Todos los Ask the Expert webinars en Continuidad de Negocios Tu Comundad de Cisco Como siempre, la Comunidad Cisco está aquí para ayudar. Participe en cualquiera de estos foros comunitarios para obtener ayuda de expertos pares y de Cisco.   Colaboración, Voz y Video --> Para hacer preguntas de Webex seleccione la etiqueta  "Webex" al hacer su pregunta Seguridad --> Puede hacer preguntas de VPN, AnyConnect, Umbrella, Duo, etc.  Routing y Switching Meraki Community AppDynamics Community   ... View more

 Congratulations to all the winners of February 2020 Spotlight Awards. The Community Spotlight Awards recognize members whose significant contributions,  leadership and commitment to their peers within Cisco Community. Now the spotlight awards badge shows at the content level and you will be able to see it at the left of your name during December. A big Thank You to all individuals who help make our communities the premier online destination for Cisco enthusiasts. To learn more, please visit our  FAQ . Be the next to be recognized! English Community Questions Answered, February 2020 Rob Ingram 2020 February   English Community Member's Choice, February 202 Omar Deen 2020 February English Community Best Publication, February 2020 Steven Mcnutt 2020 February Case study: Combating MAC address spoofing in access networks   English Community Rookie, February 2020 Paul Messer 2020 February English Community, Developer of the Month, February 2020 ROBERT SLASKI 2020 February English Community Mobile User, February 2020 ROGER KALLBERG 2020 February Spanish Community Member's Choice, February 2020 Diana Rojas 2020 February Russian Community Member's Choice, February 2020 Leonid Voronkin 2020 February French Community Rookie, February 2020 Fabrice Barume 2020 February   ... View more

You've have spoken: we have heard you!  We have great news! We have restructured the Security category by moving and relabeling content, as well as combining some discussion boards. Our intention was to streamline the navigation to make it more logical and to help you find resources and answers more efficiently. We have worked with Cisco's BUs to put the plan together. In a nutshell, we combined the 4 boards that have discussions related to Firewalls, FirePOWER, IPS-IDS and Security Management into one board called Network Security. The ISE and Policy and Access boards became one board called Network Access Control. Finally, the Advanced Threats board was renamed to Endpoint Security, and the board VPN and AnyConnect will simply is now called VPN . Below is a visual of the mapping of the boards: We thank you all for your patience while this restructure was taking place. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to email us at cisco-community@external.cisco.com. Thank you for those who provided feedback, like Marvin Rhoads, Neno Spasov and many others - we greatly appreciate it!. Also, thank you for your patience while we enhance the Security community experience for all of you! ... View more

    You've have spoken: we have heard you!  We have great news! We will be restructuring the Security category by moving and relabeling content, as well as combining some discussion boards. Our intention is to streamline the navigation to make it more logical and to help you find resources and answers more efficiently. We have worked with Cisco's BUs to put the plan together. In a nutshell, we are combining the 4 boards that have discussions related to Firewalls, FirePOWER, IPS-IDS and Security Management into one board called Network Security. The ISE and Policy and Access boards will become one board called Network Access Control. Finally, the Advanced Threats board will be renamed to Endpoint Security, and the board VPN and AnyConnect will simply be VPN . Below is a visual of the mapping of the boards: What You Can Expect: The transition will start on Monday February 17 at around 10:30 PM PST time. This is expected to be completed by Friday February 21st, by EOD. There is no expected downtime on the community. However, since scripts will be running, you might find it slow. There will be visible changes with number of posts on each of the boards as content is moved. Also, you might temporary see more boards. However, this won't affect your experience and you'll be able to post your questions as usual. Redirects of the content that is moved are going to be automatically created, so that if you are subscribed to posts, boards, or you've bookmarked content; we expect you will be able to locate it. To avoid spam and filling your inboxes with unnecessary emails, email  and web notifications will be turned off across the community while the movement and relabeling of content is in progress. The reason is that anytime content is updated, an email notification is sent to subscribers (we've learned from previous experiences!). If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to email us at cisco-community@external.cisco.com.   Thank you for those who provided feedback, like Marvin Rhoads, Neno Spasov and many others - we greatly appreciate it!. Also, thank you for your patience while we enhance the Security community experience for all of you! ... View more

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I was very happy to organize the Cisco Designated VIP dinner at Cisco Live Barcelona once again. I hope you all had an amazing time. Thank you all for making the effort to attend. The appreciation dinner took place at iconic Catalonian Cafe La Pedrera located in one of Gaudi's buildings, Casa Milà. We were able to break the record once more as this has been the largest Cisco Designated VIP gathering in Europe since we started the program. This year we had 21 attendees. We had Community Hall of Fame  members  Peter Paluch and Guiseppe Larosa.  Cisco Community VIPs   Mohammed Al Baqari, Marius Gunnerud,   Sandeep Choudhary,   Marvin Rhoads  Giorgios Sotiropoulos, Sergey Lisitsin,  and   Karsten Iwen; and Cisco Learning VIPs  David Peñaloza, Juan Garcia, and   Daniel Larsson. From the Cisco Side we had, from Cisco Community  Dir. Monica Koedel, Sr. Mgr. Joann Hartman, Denise Brittin, Ashley Harrington, Kelli Glass, and Kelsy ibshraeny, and from Cisco Learning Dir. Makarand Chitale and Karlo Bobiles Rigo. We missed Hall of Fame   Joe Clarke   who could not make it.    VIPs and Hall of Fame members: Top from left to right: Peter Paluch, Sergey Lisitsin, Karsten Iwen, George Sotiropoulos, Mohammed Al Baqari, Daniel Larsson, Juan Garcia, Marvin Rhoads, Giuseppe Larosa. Bottom: Marius Gunnerud, David Penaloza, Sandeep Choudahari Here are all the dinner attendees.        You might wonder about the menu. Well, it started with the Iberic Ham with tomato bread, anchovies, potatos and piquillo pepers, Vichysoisse with smoked sardine, grape and creamy tartar sauce then hake or round beef. For desert there was the Lemon Pie. The wines were catalonian wines.   Piquillo Pepper Iberic Ham with Tomato Bread   Once again we at Cisco continue to be amazed with the enthusiasm and loyalty to Cisco products, solutions and services from all the VIPs and Hall of Fame members. Your contributions to Cisco Community are invaluable and we all know that Cisco Community would not have been where we are today if we didn't have your dedication and avid participation.   The dinner could not be complete without the traditional raffle. This time we had three prices: The Temperature Control Smart Mug, the Bose quiet comfort headset, and the Bose SoundSport wireless Headphones . The three lucky winners were Guiuseppe Larosa, Juan Garcia, and once more, David Peñaloza. Congratulations! Giuseppe Larosa Juan Garcia David Peñaloza     ... View more