My Cisco Live 2011 Schedule
Published on 17 Jun 2011 · Filed in Information · 339 words (estimated 2 minutes to read)I’m very fortunate this year to have the opportunity to attend Cisco Live in Las Vegas. This will be my first year at Cisco Live and I’m really looking forward to taking in a lot of new information. I do plan on live-blogging and live-tweeting (is there any other kind of tweeting?) the event to provide as much coverage as possible for my readers.
With that in mind, here’s my schedule for Cisco Live. When I’m not in sessions, I’ll be at the EMC booth. At any point along the way, feel free to stop me and say hello. (And yes, if you have one of my VMware vSphere books with you, I’ll be happy to sign it.)
Monday, July 11
9:30 AM: BRKCRS-2031, Multilayer Campus Architectures and Design Principles
12:30 PM: BRKMPL-1101, Introduction to MPLS
Tuesday, July 12
8:00 AM: BRKCOM-3002, Network Redundancy and Load Balancing Designs for UCS Blade Servers
10:00 AM: GENKEY-4700, General Keynote and Welcome Address with John Chambers
12:30 PM: BRKDCT-2081, Cisco FabricPath Technology and Design
4:00 PM: BRKCOM-2002, UCS Supported Storage Architectures and Best Practices with Storage
Wednesday, July 13
8:00 AM: BRKSAN-2047, FCoE - Design, Operations and Management Best Practices
10:30 AM: GENKEY-4701, Cisco Technology Keynote with Padmasree Warrior
12:30 PM: BRKCOM-2005, UCS Fabric and VMs - Extending FEX to VMs in UCS
4:00 PM: BRKVIR-3013, Deploying and Troubleshooting the Nexus 1000V Virtual Switch
Thursday, July 14
8:00 AM: BRKDCT-3060, Deployment Challenges with Interconnecting Data Centers
12:00 PM: BRKSAN-3707, Advanced SAN Services
2:30 PM: GENKEY-4702, Closing Keynote with William Shatner
4:00 PM: BRKDCT-9131, Mobility and Virtualization in the Data Center with LISP and OTV
That’s my schedule as it currently stands. If anyone has any feedback on sessions that perhaps I should consider instead of the ones listed above, please let me know! There’s so much information available in so many different sessions it was hard balancing all my interests. As it was I had about half a dozen sessions that I still wanted to attend but couldn’t due to schedule conflicts.