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  • Important Direct Cable Connection notes

    Supplement to the Administrator Academy Networking Cable lessons.  Article | 17 Sep 2004

  • Cisco highlights presence with Dynamicsoft buy

    Cisco is buying SIP technology provider Dynamicsoft for $55 million. The acquisition will enable the networking giant offer management features for network applications.  Article | 14 Sep 2004

  • Cisco targets SMBs with VoIP-friendly routers

    When they debut tomorrow, Cisco's new line of speedy small office routers will be able to support VoIP deployments without bogging down. It's the latest move in an all-in-one device strategy that Cisco hopes will keep it a step ahead of its competito...  Article | 13 Sep 2004

  • As switches soar, routers stall

    Two studies show that the switch market is growing rapidly while the market for routers is slowing. In part it's because switches are becoming more important.  Article | 25 Aug 2004

  • Handhelds don't belong in all workers' hands

    Buying and supporting mobile devices isn't cheap, and some enterprises are learning to save cash by limiting deployments. An expert offers guidelines to establish which workers need devices and which ones can do without.  Article | 28 Jul 2004

  • Router, Ethernet switch markets surge upward

    The router and switch markets are benefiting from a new round of corporate spending. One user suggests that enterprise application upgrades are spurring the need for faster networking gear.  Article | 03 Jun 2004

  • NetScreen's Web-conferencing play goes after Cisco

    Juniper subsidiary NetScreen has refreshed its Web-conferencing appliances, using SSL to keep online meetings secure without client-side software. A customer says the products make collaboration easier, but remote help desks may disagree.  Article | 20 Apr 2004

  • Adtran deals itself into converged device game

    Adtran is taking on an established market with a new line of stand-alone switches and converged switch/routers, but one expert said the company could become an attractive low-end Cisco alternative.  Article | 12 Apr 2004

  • Gateway expands into networking realm

    Gateway is introducing its first wireless access points and enterprise switching products, hoping a combo of built-in features and low price points will appeal to the low-end enterprise market.  Article | 02 Apr 2004

  • Multiple Cisco products among those clobbered by OpenSSL flaw

    Cisco switches, routers and firewalls are vulnerable to attack due to a problem in OpenSSL that has other software vendors scrambling to cope.  Article | 18 Mar 2004

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