This week with talk the Lin Nease, Director for Advanced Technologies for HP Networking.

We talk with Stephen Wilcox and Russell Heiling about Internet Exchange and Peering Points covering purposes, some technology and looking into the peering industry.

Liz Burns, Global Manager for Juniper Networks certifications and Kieran Milne, one of the technical leads with the Juniper certifications team join Ethan Banks for a discussion of the upcoming changes in the Juniper certification world. There’s a LOT of great information Liz and Kieran share, so be prepared to listen through this a time or two if you’re keen on Juniper certs.

This is the second podcast from the Packet Pushers devoted to Wireless Networking. After Jennifer Huber joined the Packet Pushers, we agreed that an occasional wireless podcast about would be worth doing. Herewith, is the second episode of Packet Pushers Unplugged on wireless networking.

So many listeners have written in with many questions, suggestions and worthy advice that we felt it was time to do another “Answer Your Questions” session in what will probably become a regular feature of the show. This week, Greg and Ethan join with Russell Heilling (Twitter Russell ) and Tom Hollingsworth (Twitter networkingnerd.

On September 16 & 17, Pushers Greg Ferro and Ethan Banks attended the GestaltIT.com Tech Field Day event in San Jose, California. This TFD bonus edition podcast is the third in a series of edited vendor presentations that PacketPushers.net is releasing over the next few weeks.

Terry Slattery, founder of Netcordia and the first CCIE, joins us to talk practical experiences on Network Management and good configuration practices.

On September 16 & 17, Pushers Greg Ferro and Ethan Banks attended the GestaltIT.com Tech Field Day event in San Jose, California. Gary Oliverio, CTO and Founder of CradlePoint Technology, talks to the Tech Field Day delegation about CradlePoint’s 3G/4G routers and adapters.

This week on the Packet Pushers podcast, Greg and Ethan continue an IPv6 technical deep-dive with Matt Ryanczak, Network Operations Manager at ARIN (where they’ve been running IPv6 since 2003) and Jan Bervar from NIL who has done several enterprise IPv6 deployments.

Did we forget that change is the only constant in IT ?