Short story: Enterasys data center switches have an interesting combination of time-tested routing and bridging features that allow you to build robust data center fabrics and interconnects (including the scenarios where you migrate VMs between them if you really must do so).
I’ll describe these features and how you can use them in a free webinar sponsored by Enterasys (register here). Don’t worry, that won’t make me biased; I still think moving a running VM between data centers makes no sense.
And now for a longer story ;)
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