By now you may have seen the press release and announcement about the purchase of CACE Technologies by Riverbed Technology (my employer).
Wireshark is more than a protocol analyzer. It is the foundation for relationships between several groups of people: the user community, the developer community, Wireshark University (driven by Laura Chappell), and CACE Technologies. Each one is an important part of Wireshark as a whole. Read more…
Jeremy Cioara has, for many years, encouraged countless hundreds of thousands of would-be Cisco engineers through his skillful training and fabulous Cisco expertise.
In his spare time, he runs a blog “ciscoblog.com” which gets in excess of 600,000 unique visitors per month. Jeremy’s blog is mainly devoted to Cisco and provides valuable and harmless (quite the opposite) marketing for Cisco.
This is how Cisco thanks him:
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I have just spent a wonderful few days in Lithuania, in the beautiful capital city of Vilnius, conducting a three-day training course in data communications. I was delivering the course on behalf of a training company here in the UK. The pace of the course was a little too fast, because there was a lot of material to cover. In my opinion, too much to explain in just three days.
I would have preferred to have designed my own course, so I tried to include some cool and useful technical tips and knowledge – at least enough for keen students to research further. If any student wishes to contact me, they can CLICK HERE and I will receive any question and then provide any help needed. No fee – just friendly advice.
I would like to thank LATIS, the Lithuanian security technology engineers union, for their warm, kind hospitality. My personal thanks to Pranis, Aurika, Rimuntas and Gaudenis. I hope to visit you again some day.
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