Network Architecture and Topology

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	Craft a green IT action plan Info-Tech Research Group | 18 Apr 2008 RESEARCH REPORT - Many IT departments want to undertake green IT initiatives, but don't know where to start. Use this research note to gain an understanding green IT.

	A basic virtualized enterprise -- from 'Network Virtualization' Cisco Press | 27 Feb 2008 CHAPTER DOWNLOAD - Learn why and how to virtualize the network in this chapter from 'Network virtualization' by Victor Moreno and Kumar Reddy.

	How to design a redundant WAN architecture Info-Tech Research Group | 25 Feb 2008 RESEARCH REPORT - Learn how to design a redundant WAN architecture to ensure the enterprise is not exposed to unnecessary risk.

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NETWORK ARCHITECTURE AND TOPOLOGY EXPERTS
			Carrie Higbie Global Network Applications Market Manager ASK A QUESTION

	How to route L3 switches for a serial LAN design 07 May 2008 EXPERT ANSWER - Learn from our routing and switching expert how to configure a Layer 3 switch in a serial LAN design to route from the interface to the last machine, in this Ask the Expert Q&A.

	Keeping it green: Design principles for efficient network architectures Submitted By: SearchNetworking.com | 21 Apr 2008 TIP - Green networking means efficient networking. Efficient network design combines improvements in consumption and consolidation for increased manageability and lower lifecycle cost.

	How green is my network? -- A look at the cost-savings benefit of green IT Submitted By: SearchNetworking.com | 16 Apr 2008 TIP - Find out how going green applies in network operations, and why the potential cost savings can be more persuasive than the goal of saving the environment.

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NEWS: 1 - 3 of 43

	Virtualization and the network a hot topic at Interop Shamus McGillicuddy, News Editor, SearchNetworking.com | 24 Apr 2008 INTEROP LAS VEGAS 2008 EXPERT PREVIEW - Virtualization poses challenges to enterprise network managers. Learn what you need to know from Anne Skamarock, who will moderate a virtualization panel session at Interop.

	Cisco re-thinks Layer 8 networking with green components SearchNetworking.com | 01 Apr 2008 ARTICLE - In a year of big announcements, Cisco's latest move cuts out inefficient user pain-points.

	Green networking: Energy efficient upgrades can cut costs SearchNetworking.com | 12 Mar 2008 ARTICLE - Green networking products, like more efficient gigabit Ethernet switches, can cut runaway energy costs.

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WHITE PAPERS

	Network Design: SanDisk Uses Smart Postponement to Slash Costs 60% Published by: Modus Link | 03 Mar 2008 WHITE PAPER - SanDisk partnered with supply chain service provider ModusLink to provide packaging, multichannel fulfillment, reverse logistics, and related services globally for all products sold through retail.

	Data Center Transformation Published by: Raritan Computer, Inc. | 18 Jan 2008 WHITE PAPER - This white paper presented a disciplined approach to BOCA projects consisting of five phases: assess, plan, build, stabilize, and optimize.

	Kansas City Power & Light Energizes Network with Motorola's PTP 600 Series Fixed Broadband Solution Published by: Motorola, Inc. | 10 Sep 2007 CASE STUDY - This case study details how a large organization has deployed a new broadband solution that is more powerful and cost effective with the use of the unlicensed spectrum.

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DEFINITIONS: 1 - 3 of 25

	loose coupling 29 Jun 2007 WORD - Loose coupling is a method of interconnecting the components in a system or network so that those components, also called elements, depend on each other to the least extent practicable. Loose coupling simplifies testing, ...

	topology 13 Dec 2002 WORD - A topology (from Greek topos meaning place) is a description of any kind of locality in terms of its layout. In communication networks, a topology is a usually schematic description of the arrangement of a network, ...

	master 18 Dec 2005 WORD - A master, in a technological context, is a device that controls one or more other devices. In networking, for example, a master/slave configuration is a communications model in which one device or process (known as the ...

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