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  • Using NAC endpoint fingerprinting to inventory dumb devices

    Many enterprises fail to inventory and monitor IP-enabled dumb client devices like badge readers, HVAC systems and printers. Endpoint fingerprinting in network access control (NAC) can solve this problem.  Article | 12 Jan 2010

  • Network management predictions for 2010: Automation, video, mobility

    SearchNetworking.com asked Enterprise Management Associates research director Jim Frey to share his 2010 predictions for network management. The Cisco-EMC-VMware mutual admiration pact will transform things, and automation will be a dominant topic fo...  Article | 21 Dec 2009

  • Unified wireless network still a work in progress for vendors

    Network administrators who struggle to monitor, maintain and secure both wired and wireless local area networks (WLANs) will find relief in unified network management tools; but vendors still have some work to do.  Article | 25 Nov 2009

  • Out-of-band network management ensures data center network uptime

    Enterprises with extremely high uptime requirements for their data center networks will spend the extra money on out-of-band network management. The New York Stock Exhange (NYSE Euronext) has built a Force10 network to manage its Juniper production n...  Article | 19 Nov 2009

  • Web gateway helps Texas manufacturer develop network user management

    Users were choking the network by streaming Internet video and radio, but Forum Oilfield Technologies didn't know how badly. A Web gateway box helped them develop better network user management around these bandwidth-sucking applications.  Article | 18 Nov 2009

  • Network automation lags general IT process automation for now

    Network automation is coming, whether network engineers are ready for it or not. It may still lag behind more general IT process automation, but network management tools are evolving, and enterprises are demanding that engineers reduce complexity and...  Article | 05 Nov 2009

  • Dynamic policy ensures faster, safer network for school district

    The town of Chelmsford, Mass., hired Enterasys Networks to deploy its new fiber network, using dynamic policy and network segmentation to ensure a faster, safer network for students, faculty and town employees.  Article | 30 Sep 2009

  • CA-NetQoS deal: Network management = application performance

    When CA bought NetQoS this week, it signaled that network management is no longer about understanding performance between nodes, but about application performance management. Network managers need to know how network flows affect user experience.  Article | 17 Sep 2009

  • Vendors strive to automate wireless LAN troubleshooting and management

    As wireless LANs evolve from being a convenience to a primary means of network access for enterprises, IT managers have learned that anything can go wrong and that troubleshooting has become a resource-sucking guessing game. Vendors are well aware of...  Article | 03 Sep 2009

  • Fluke gets WLAN design, management, security cred with AirMagnet

    Wireless LAN design, management and security are more critical than ever. As enterprises build out networks that include both wired and wireless infrastructure, network management needs a platform that can manage a network regardless of the medium on...  Article | 18 Aug 2009

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