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How to achieve server virtualization in your network
Learn how to virtualize the physical servers in your network in order to reduce hardware costs and ease network management in these step-by-step instructions. Tip
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Compliance in a virtualized world: Server virtualization and NAC security
Network security, especially NAC, is the Achilles' heel of server virtualization. With virtual servers moving around the data center, traditional access control is difficult to apply. This can be particularly challenging when organizations need to me... Tip
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Network architecture and capacity planning for server virtualization
Server virtualization not only challenges network managers with consolidation and latency considerations, it also places a heavier burden on the network infrastructure going into each physical server. When a company reduces the number of physical ser... Tip
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Server virtualization and the network: Site consolidation's impact on latency
Server virtualization is nearly synonymous with site consolidation -- bringing concerns about whether performance and throughput will suffer over the WAN as application servers' physical locations change. Tip
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Server virtualization: FAQ for network pros
Brien Posey continues his discussion of server virtualization by answering some frequently asked questions. There are many virtualization products on the market. Although the end result is usually similar, each of these products does things in its ow... Tip
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Server virtualization basics for network pros
Server virtualization isn't just a data center technology. It can also benefit your network by helping to reduce costs and simplify configuration and management issues -- but you need to know where it makes sense before you deploy. Tip
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Server and storage virtualization end network management isolation
In the past, system management and network management were separate disciplines. Recent advances in network-wide server and storage virtualization blur the boundaries and require an integrated view of applications and the links between them. In this ... Tip