Network Management Strategies for the CIO
-
Jack has over 25 years experience in the design and implementation of software and networking systems in both industry and academic environments. Since joining OpenReach at its inception in 2000 he has held primary responsibility for the network architecture of its product. OpenReach received CMP Media's Network Magazine 2003 "Product of the Year" award in April 2003. Prior to coming to OpenReach, Jack was at Lucent Bell Laboratories, where he worked on the development of advanced IP networking technologies. He teaches from time to time in the Division of Computer and Information Sciences at Rutgers University, in New Jersey.
-
Do you have a question for our experts?
Contributions from Retired Expert - Jack _Keane, Ph. D.
- What would the best approach be to setting up a WAN between our two sites?
- I'm having trouble with ISA server and VPN setup, do you have any solutions or Web sites to visit fo
- What's all the hype about VPNs? I find it expensive, confusing and slow!
- I've configured Idle Timeout for 15 minutes but the groups are not disconnecting. What could be the
- What is the VPN Box and how does it relate to the VPN module?
- Is it possible to establish a VPN connection programmatically?
- Do you think changing all clients' passwords to be different from the ISP password is a wise move or
- What is the bandwidth utilized on Internet VPN?
- Sharing a single Internet connection from multiple satellite offices
- I would like to know how to setup a small WAN for 15 students in a classroom environment.
- Troubleshooting set up of VPN using MS 2000 Advanced Server
- What is the concept of address allocation in virtual private networks?
- Are SSL-based portals sufficiently secure; and second, is there a risk posed by 'split tunneling'?
- I'm using a Windows 2000 PC to VPN to my company's network - sometimes I cannot see shared resources
- Solution needed for external db access via Web
- SSL portals
- Does MPLS provide better VPN services than others?
- L2TPv3 tunneling compared to MPLS
- VPN for smaller offices
- Lease line failure