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In This Issue: Harvesting Time! | Cisco ASA 5512-X Firewall Edition | What is Switch Stacking & Why is it Important? | News to Start Your Day
The CK Daily – Harvesting Time!
Happy Friday, folks! What runs around a garden but never moves?
A fence.
Now that I’ve gotten past the lousy gardening joke, I’ll share an update on our garden. We’re harvesting something from our garden daily! This is the time of year when all the hard work has come to fruition. It makes all the prep work, weed control, and keeping the deer out (I’m looking at you, Bambi!) worth it!
What are your favorite fresh veggies, and do you have a favorite recipe to share? One of my favorite fresh veggies is Okra, especially when cooked on a Blackstone grill. Tasty!
Also, I want to share that the CK Daily for next week will be a little different. We’re going to give our team of contributors a week off from contributing. The CK Daily will still deliver to your inbox daily, but we’ll change it up a bit for the week. Stay tuned!
Have a great weekend!
Chris
Product Spotlights & Updates
Cisco ASA5500-X series next-generation firewall is the new enterprise-class standard in security for the current and emerging security pressures that may threaten your network. The new firewall line will give you the added security that your network needs, but at a cost that will keep an IT budget in line. The ASA5500-X series will give you a comprehensive range of next-generation security services that include: granular visibility and control, web security over the cloud or onsite, protection from malware, and remote access. The ASA5500-X series is specifically designed for small to medium businesses that have one or more locations, service providers, and large enterprises.
Learning Center Article – What is Switch Stacking & Why is it Important?
There are countless ways to design a network and meet the criteria it needs to follow. Not all of these methods will be as efficient or affordable as others. That’s why network administrators are constantly learning new concepts.
Switch stacking is commonly used in high-end networking, but many small and medium businesses are missing out on the technique. Taking a minute to learn more about it could reveal a better way to run your network that saves time and money while improving network functionality.
Today’s News to Start Your Day:
- For the first time ever, an ex-Coinbase manager has been arrested for involvement in US crypto insider-trading.
- Amber Heard has filed to appeal the verdict in her defamation trial with Johnny Depp.
- A U.N.-backed deal to resume exports of Ukrainian grain could be signed on Friday, easing a global food crisis caused by the conflict in Eastern Europe.
- American and United airlines both reported their first operating profit since the start of the pandemic.
