Tag: webinar

Troubleshooting with Wireshark [Riverbed lab kit]

A while ago I attended a Wireshark webinar from Riverbed in which they presented the tool, some beginner and intermediate users troubleshooting scenarios and some lab kit.

Now I got an e-mail that they made it available for download at http://www.riverbed.com/wireshark-virtual-tour

Part of this Lab Kit were available in the Virtual World Tour 2014 webinar on Troubleshooting with Wireshark, held by Laura Chappell and Gerald Combs.

Kit is a free collection of Wireshark training, trace files and tips and tricks for troubleshooting your network. This lab kit contains the following:

  • Nine Network Analysis Training videos
  • Troubleshooting Checklist
  • Sample Network Analysis Report
  • Practice Trace Files
  • Laura’s Wireshark Troubleshooting Profile
  • Chapter Excerpts from Laura Chappell’s new book “Troubleshooting with Wireshark Locate the Source of Performance Problems”


    • If you are interested in troubleshooting with Wireshark, I think this would be a nice place to start. The presentation page of Wireshark Virtual Tour looks a little bit like comics marketing style, but the materials are pretty good.

    Cisco Interactive Technology Workshop: Video Collaboration

    Today, I’ve got an invitation from Cisco to attend their webcast regarding First Steps in Video Collaboration. I believe all of you out there who have a subscription to Cisco.com, got this invitation, but just in case you didn’t, here are the details.

    Don’t ask me if this is just a marketing or real technical stuff, but as long as it is free I think it worth spending some time to check this webcast.

    This session will help you understand how Cisco Video Collaboration solutions make your working environment more flexible and agile by integrating the different Cisco Video Solutions available at your disposal today. The session will guide you in taking your first steps in experiencing an effective collaborative environment to increase employee productivity, and focus on building the knowledge organization.

    Topics include:

    Introducing Cisco CIUS

    Interactive Video Integration Across Endpoints

    Sharing Video

    Short Demonstration

    Live Q&A

    If you have questions about Unified Communication you’ll have the opportunity to do it through live Q&A section.

    Join here

    If it’s possible let me know, in Comments if you found this session interesting.

    Two CCIE R&S Certification Webinars

    Source: https://cisco.hosted.jivesoftware.com/docs/DOC-4862

    Cisco will conduct two webinar events on Wednesday, May 20, 2009 to describe recent enhancements to CCIE R&S certification and Cisco 360 Learning Program for CCIE R&S.
    Attendees can choose from calls at 8:00 am and 7:00 pm PST.
    Participants need only attend one event as content will be identical.

    Registration information is as follows:

    MEETING DETAILS

    Meeting Name: CCIE R&S Refresh
    Date/Time: 5/20/2009 @ 8:00 AM and 7:00PM US/Pacific Time
    Length: 90 minutes
    Frequency: Once
    Meeting ID: 222333

    Register for each event:

    Please visit https://cisco.hosted.jivesoftware.com/docs/DOC-4862 to register for this event.

    Join the Voice Conference

    1. Call MeetingPlace:

    Toll-free (US only): 1-800-370-2618

    Toll-free (Canada only): 1-800-370-2618

    International Direct Dial: 1-650-599-0315

    2. Press 1 to attend a meeting.

    3. Enter Meeting ID (222333) followed by the # key.

    4. Follow the prompts to record your name and enter the meeting.

    Join the Web Conference

    1.    Disable any pop-up blocker software.

    2.    Go to http://gc46gw1.meetingplace.net.

    3.    Enter meeting ID (222333) and click Attend Meeting.

    4.    Enter your first and last name in the My name is box and click Attend Meeting.

    5.    Answer Yes to any security warnings you receive and wait for the Meeting Room to initialize.

    Please read more on: https://cisco.hosted.jivesoftware.com/docs/DOC-4862

    How to Give a Webinar (and Not Look Like an Idiot)

    Webinar

    Someone taps you on the shoulder and says, “We scheduled a Webinar to show off the important technology the company has developed. And since you know it better than anyone else, we decided that you are the one who should be in front of the camera.”

    Lucky you.

    Many people would rather visit the dentist or pay taxes than speak publicly. They might even prefer to pay the dentist’s taxes than stand up in front of a crowd. Perhaps this fear of public embarrassment is why so many business professionals are nervous about hosting a Webinar.

    Read the full story on networkworld.com…