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  • IP network design, part 3: Designing the WAN

    The wide area network (WAN) is the single biggest contributor to a corporate network's cost of ownership. Therefore, this is the area where the cost-versus-performance tradeoff is most pronounced and most critical. This article explores the various a...  Tip

  • IP network design, part 2: The IP addressing plan

    The IP addressing plan is the foundation upon which a successful logical design is built. Part two of this tip explains how to formulate a scalable IP addressing plan that can support the network as it grows.  Tip

  • IP network design, part 1: Fundamental principles

    A competent network design is the foundation upon which all successful network implementations are built. This is the first of four articles that focus on the design of IP-based networks, due to the prevalence of IP as the de-facto standard desktop p...  Tip

  • Long range ethernet

    Methods of long range network access.  Tip

  • Convergence moves into the management realm

    What does the recent convergence of networking companies mean for customers?  Tip

  • Connecting storage networks

    Once you decide to use a SAN you have to decide how your network will connect to the servers, these tips will help.  Tip

  • Extra NICs

    Some uses for your hardware's extra NICs.  Tip

  • Cryptography For Dummies, Chapter 1

    This chapter provides insight into the art of cryptography -- scrambling data so that it looks like babble to anyone except those who know the trick to decoding it.  Tip

  • Utilize handhelds for helpdesk assistance

    If you are using an online helpdesk, reach the users who can't get online by utilizing their handhelds.  Tip

  • The rebirth of a network

    Follow the network life cycle through conception to maturation and decline and discover how an unproductive network can be transformed to meet the needs of your business.  Tip

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