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IN THIS TOPIC:	EXPERT TECHNICAL ADVICE (42) , REFERENCE & LEARNING (5) , NEWS (12) , DEFINITIONS (36) , WHITE PAPERS

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			Chris Partsenidis Founder and Senior Editor, Firewall.cx ASK A QUESTION


	Focus will be on performance management and security in 2006 Submitted By: Carrie Higbie \| 03 Jan 2006 TECHCOLUMN - Carrie Higbie offers her prognostications on what you can expect in the field of networking in 2006.


	Look for 10 Gigabit Ethernet to make its move in 2006 Submitted By: Ed Tittel \| 03 Jan 2006 TECHCOLUMN - Ed Tittel offers his prognostications on what you can expect in the field of networking in 2006.


	Helping PoE reach its potential Submitted By: by Sam Bottros, Cisco Systems \| 30 Nov 2005 TECH ARTICLE - Now that the Power-over-Ethernet standard, or PoE, is so widely adopted—most networking equipment vendors support PoE in some form—it's time for the standard to do more.


	Why do we need the MAC address if all Ethernet connections are done via IP address? Expert: Sudhanshu Gupta \| 07 Nov 2005 EXPERT ANSWER - Why do we need the MAC address if all Ethernet connections are done via IP address?


	Is it true that I may encounter contention issues if I uplink a Gigabit switch to a fast Ethernet switch that has no Gigabit ports? Expert: Lindi Horton \| 14 Oct 2005 EXPERT ANSWER - Is it true that I may encounter contention issues if I uplink a Gigabit switch to a fast Ethernet switch that has no Gigabit ports?


	The growing complexity of IP networks, Part 1 Submitted By: SearchNetworking.com \| 19 Jul 2005 TIP - IP networking has been complicated by a number of "new" developments such as IPv6, Gigabit Ethernet and wireless. Let's look at how each of these developments impacts our networks.


	What can you tell me about core I/O networking cards and 10GbE? Expert: Carrie Higbie \| 08 Aug 2005 EXPERT ANSWER - I have several questions: What are core I/O networking cards used for in a customer's datacenter? Do you see 10GbE acting as a core I/O, especially on high end UNIX servers, mainframes and others? In a ...


	Can you please explain the following, common Ethernet errors? Expert: Dwight Barker \| 08 Aug 2005 EXPERT ANSWER - Can you please explain the following, common Ethernet errors? Short/Runt frames Jabbers CRC/FCS errors Late collision Misaligned frames


	In a LAN environment, which is better: Token Ring or Ethernet and why? Expert: Chris Partsenidis \| 03 Aug 2005 EXPERT ANSWER - In a LAN environment, which is better: Token Ring or Ethernet and why?


	The future of 10GbE Expert: Carrie Higbie \| 26 Jul 2005 EXPERT ANSWER - I needed information and data points on the following topics:


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