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  • ARPANET

    ARPANET was the network that became the basis for the Internet. Based on a concept first published in 1967, ARPANET was developed under the direction of the U.S. Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA). In 1969, the idea became a modest reality wit...  Definition

  • Network management takes interface tips from gaming industry, Google

    Simplified user interfaces are helping harried networking professionals stay on top of ever-more complex networks.  Article

  • Interop Las Vegas 2008: Special news coverage

    SearchNetworking.com editors were in Las Vegas to bring you the most detailed coverage of Interop Las Vegas 2008. Read all the biggest news stories, interviews, and blog tidbits, download podcasts and watch exclusive videos from one of networking's b...  Special News Coverage

  • IT Survival Kit: Networking refreshers

    Quick Network Security & Hardware Refreshers School is out for college students across the US, but the learning never stops for IT professionals.  Definition

  • Networking podcasts

    Listen to our networking podcasts and learn more about technologies you need to know to keep your network running smoothly.  Podcast

  • What are three vital pieces of criteria used to evaluate a network?

    Learn what to look for when evaluating a network, including common problems with architecture.  Ask the Expert

  • The IT Guy: Networking comics

    In our networking comic series, the IT guy and his office coworkers encounter day-to-day data networking and office challenges. On this page, you'll find a listing of all our comics.  Comic

  • Losing the war to lock down networks might help enterprises innovate

    While security concerns cannot be set aside, users unwilling to leave their own applications at home might bring some innovation to the office.  Article

  • ELF (extremely low frequency)

    ELF (extremely low frequency) refers to an electromagnetic field having a frequency much lower than the frequencies of signals typically used in communications.  Definition

  • Can users on my LAN view my computer from other machines?

    Learn how users on your LAN can view your machines from other computers in this response from network security expert Puneet Mehta.  Ask the Expert

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