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I was so busy completing tasks that I couldn't finish this week's articles before leaving for Nova Scotia.

I'll be away on Holiday with new material starting the week of July 31st.

We'll be discussing 2 very cool topics:
1. Storage using IP as a transport, business applications and the need for application awareness within your network infrastructure.

2. Practical IPv6 features.

Looking forward to a 6 day adventure Biking the Seaside and Lighthouses In Nova Scotia .

Good break from this heat wave with temperatures at a comfortable 72F.

Be safe!!

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gxnorm – Wed, 2006 – 07 – 19 21:16
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Happpy Vacationing!

Have a great time on the east coast.  Looking forward to your next conversation, and wondering if it will include Infiniban and IMS ;-)

Cheers,
Jules

jules (not verified) – Thu, 2006 – 07 – 20 07:53
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Thanks Jules

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Recently blogged on IP based storage devices, and the need for Application Performance monitoring.

Like to hear your thoughts and if you are seeing the same thing.

BTW - Nova Scotia was AWESOME, 200 mile of bicycling in just over 4 days, strongly recommend it.

gxnorm – Tue, 2006 – 08 – 08 11:43
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