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  • Zultys targets SMB market with VoIP gateway

    Zultys is aiming its new VoIP gateway at SMBs interested in enterprise features, like IM support and automatic call distribution, but not the cost and hassle associated with an enterprise product. Experts say Zultys' MX250 addresses a number of SMB c...  Article | 28 Jul 2003

  • What is a router?

    Routers are the mainstay of enterprise networking, but how well do you understand them? Read our rundown of exactly what a router is and does.  Article | 17 Jul 2003

  • Are we ready for the 'all-in-one happy box'?

    Multipurpose devices for network infrastructure have features such as routing, load balancing and caching that should catch the fancy of networking professionals. So why exactly are some people skeptical of the "all-in-one happy box"?  Article | 10 Jul 2003

  • Cisco makes switch lines more niche friendly

    Cisco has added high-end features to its switching products for medium-sized businesses. The company is targeting schools and companies with remote offices, as those groups show more interest in IP telephony and bandwidth-intensive applications.  Article | 25 Jun 2003

  • Low-cost Enterasys routers take on Cisco

    Enterasys' new XSR 3000 routers are taking on Cisco with VPN, firewall and routing features. An analyst says the routers are designed with remote offices in mind.  Article | 24 Jun 2003

  • Cisco's new switch the GI Joe of the network

    Whoever thought an Ethernet switch could help you make your train? Cisco's military-grade Catalyst 2955 switch is bringing Ethernet to new, more rugged environments, including a public transit authority that is using the appliance to keep its data, a...  Article | 12 Jun 2003

  • Itronix tablet offers tri-mode connectivity

    Rugged device maker Itronix has released a new tablet PC that offers three types of connectivity methods: Bluetooth, wireless LAN and wireless WAN. An analyst says the tablet provides the mobile flexibility that field force workers need.  Article | 03 Jun 2003

  • N+I preview: WLAN, 10-Gig switches creating buzz

    Observers say next week's N+I conference will be well attended, thanks to the buzz surrounding new wireless LAN gear and true 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches. However, the event is entering a key transition period, and organizers are striving to avoid p...  Article | 24 Apr 2003

  • Web-based VPNs offer cheaper, easier alternative

    Neoteris is one of a handful of companies now offering Web-based VPNs. According to a Neoteris customer and an analyst, client-free VPN products are gaining momentum because they provide a cheaper, easier way for remote workers to securely connect to...  Article | 21 Mar 2003

  • Cisco sharpens router blades for remote networks

    Over the last eight months, Cisco Systems Inc. has been in the process of redefining its approach to infrastructure for branch offices. In response to the growing need for increased bandwidth and functionality in remote offices, the networking system...  Interview | 06 Feb 2003

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