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[[Image:juniper.png|thumb|Juniper Networks Logo]]Juniper Networks is a company that is | [[Image:juniper.png|thumb|Juniper Networks Logo]]Juniper Networks is a company that is traditionally for their high-end routers designed for service providers. Lately, their products have expanded into the enterprise market with firewalls and data center commodity switches that use [[Broadcom]] ASICs. They also provide professional services and a number of other products, including [[NAC]]-related appliances and [[RADIUS]] authentication servers. | ||
[[Image:juniper-newlogo.gif|thumb|New Juniper Networks Logo]]Just like their other brother in crime, [[Cisco Systems, Inc.]], they decided that their original logo was too | [[Image:juniper-newlogo.gif|thumb|New Juniper Networks Logo]] | ||
Just like their other brother in crime, [[Cisco Systems, Inc.]], they decided that their original logo was too professional and redid it to look silly. | |||
Latest revision as of 01:25, 26 October 2018
Juniper Networks is a company that is traditionally for their high-end routers designed for service providers. Lately, their products have expanded into the enterprise market with firewalls and data center commodity switches that use Broadcom ASICs. They also provide professional services and a number of other products, including NAC-related appliances and RADIUS authentication servers.
Just like their other brother in crime, Cisco Systems, Inc., they decided that their original logo was too professional and redid it to look silly.