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Eyes, wallets wide open to XML traffic woes in 2005
Enterprises are expected to spend more on XML acceleration appliances in 2005 to offload performance hits, but hope could be forthcoming in the form of a single binary XML format.29 Dec 2004
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2005 outlook: Desktops to see Linux, search war and more spyware
TechTarget's Paul Gillin offers up his annual predictions for the year ahead, and forecasts a pay hike for IT pros, a new owner for Apple and the rise of Linux, spyware and desktop search.27 Dec 2004
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Protected ports
A look at how some new security mechanisms can help you implement internal firewalls to increase security.27 Dec 2004
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VoIP analysis
Best-effort delivery of packets is not good enough for VoIP, so the network must be stable and predictable to provide quality comparable to circuit-switched telephone networks.23 Dec 2004
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VoIP analysis
Best-effort delivery of packets is not good enough for VoIP, so the network must be stable and predictable to provide quality comparable to circuit-switched telephone networks.23 Dec 2004
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The Lippis Report Volume 44: Secure domains and VLANs
Segmenting networks into security domains will become increasingly important as networks move toward a trusted model.23 Dec 2004
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The security risks of VoIP
Increasing standardization and prevalence means VoIP will likely be a growing target for attacks. There are ways to keep an enterprise safe, but new technology will soon mean new threats.23 Dec 2004
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The Lippis Report Volume 44: Secure domains and VLANs
Segmenting networks into security domains will become increasingly important as networks move toward a trusted model.23 Dec 2004
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Voice over what??
This article looks at the different offerings available and highlights the need for companies to consider all options before taking the VoIP plunge.22 Dec 2004
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Cisco 2005 outlook: Fostering convergence is top priority
Cisco's 2005 agenda includes pushing deeper into VoIP and making networks easier to manage, but the networking giant's top task is to sell customers on its complex vision for the future.21 Dec 2004
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Choosing a wireless architecture
This article discusses important issues in choosing a wireless architecture and describes products from a small sampling of vendors.21 Dec 2004
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Expert Patrick Ferriter: Open standards to rule
Here's a look at Patrick Ferriter's predictions for 2005.20 Dec 2004
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Expert Chris Partsenidis: VoIP remains strong; The year of Bluetooth
Chris shares his predictions for 2005 and believes VoIP remains steady, Bluetooth has its year and wireless networking replace wired networks at a much faster pace.20 Dec 2004
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Expert Scott Haugdahl: VoIP buzz shifts from QoS to predictability
Expert Scott Haugdahl believes 2005 will see a shift from VoIP QoS to predictability and interest in 802.11n will grow.20 Dec 2004
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Expert Ed Tittel: 10 GB Ethernet implementations reach commercial viability
See why Ed Tittel believes 2005 will be an interesting and active year in networking.20 Dec 2004
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Expert Nandan Gijare: SAN and NAS technologies are hot
Nandan Gjare share's his predictions on SAN and NAS technologies, content networking and the WLAN market.20 Dec 2004
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Expert Michael Gregg: Increased emphasis on intrusion-prevention systems
Michael Gregg shares his thoughts on IPS, wireless technologies and spam and spyware for 2005.20 Dec 2004
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Expert Carrie Higbie: LAN speeds catch up with WAN speeds
Expert Carrie Higbie has a lot to say about what's in store for 2005 in security, identity theft, 40G, outsourcing and more.20 Dec 2004
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FineGround helps admins manage app traffic
A new tool from FineGround attempts to help admins monitor multi-step Web application transactions or business processes by showing exactly where latency occurs.20 Dec 2004
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From bandwidth management to bandwidth governance
Network managers have to do more than manage bandwidth supply. They must apply best practices to the consumption of bandwidth, so that network use is aligned with business drivers.20 Dec 2004
Network Management Strategies for the CIO