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whitepaper The George Washington University Delivers Robust, Secure Wireless Network Services Across the Campus2008-06-01 Juniper Networks
  The George Washington University (GW) is a private university founded by an Act of Congress in 1821, and is the largest university in the District of Columbia with more than 20,000 undergraduate and graduate students studying business, law, medicine, education, public health, international affairs, engineering, and liberal arts. GW wanted to deploy a secure wireless network service at a large urban university campus in the Washington, D.C., area and protect the campus network against unauthorized access, network intrusions, and attacks. After a competitive evaluation of five Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) VPNs, GW selected Juniper Networks' best-in-class security platform as the best fit for its business and technology needs.

Tags: Network Security, SSL - TLS		   
whitepaper Denso Boosts Global WAN Performance With Juniper Networks WX Platform2008-06-01 Juniper Networks
  As a global corporation, Denso has operations in more than 30 countries around the world. The company has specified a required response time of five seconds or less after a request has been entered into the system. However, as the amount of data flowing across the network increased, it had to take urgent measures to ensure that this requirement could be met and to improve the overall performance of the WAN. Denso deployed Juniper Networks WX platform for WAN acceleration. Juniper Networks WX is a best-in-class application acceleration platform which provides broad support for Web-based, client/server, custom software, voice and video applications.

Tags: Network Administration		   
whitepaper The Evolution of the Optical Network2008-06-01 ADC Telecommunications
  Service providers are extending fiber deeper into the access network than ever before to meet the higher bandwidth demands of consumers. The high bandwidth requirements generated by new triple- and quadruple-play services, particularly in the video arena, are rapidly exhausting the capabilities of legacy copper infrastructures in the access network. The need to convert from copper to fiber is presenting new challenges, particularly in the Central Offices (COs), head-ends, data centers and Mobile Switching Centers (MSCs). Converting to fiber in areas that have been traditionally copper is resulting in more fiber connections between the equipment and a requirement for higher-density fiber terminations.   
whitepaper Virtual Private Networks - Solutions for Secure Remote Access2008-06-01 Decipher Information Systems
  Virtual Private Networks, or VPNs, have become an essential part of company network infrastructures both large and small. The ability for users to access resources in an internal corporate network securely from remote locations has created a wealth of opportunities for companies both from a functional as well as convenience standpoint. The technology involved in creating secure network connections over the public Internet is complex, and can involve a number of communications protocols along with various hardware and software components. This paper will provide an overview of VPNs. Topics of discussion include the responsibilities of a VPN, essential elements, tunneling protocols, and risks associated with using VPNs.

Tags: Remote Access - RA Servers		   
whitepaper Media-Ready Network Architecture2008-06-01 Cisco Systems
  Video applications are fueling a new wave of IP convergence, necessitating a fresh look at network architecture. There are several forces at work, including pressures on companies to be "Green" while covering a broader global footprint and simultaneously increasing productivity. Social networking trends are also crossing over into corporate networks, creating exciting new collaboration and productivity opportunities. Offering both compelling video applications such as Cisco TelePresence and an end-to-end network design to support this next convergence wave, Cisco is in a unique position to provide a media-ready network architecture that can help ensure the experience well into the collaborative workforce, enabling strategic and competitive advantage.

Tags: Voice - Data Integration, Network Design		   
whitepaper Cisco Digital Media System Deployments for Digital Signage With Cisco ACNS Software2008-06-01 Cisco Systems
  The distributed architecture of Cisco ACNS Software is intended to reduce WAN traffic by intercepting requests for web and video traffic and serving those requests at the network edge from the local cache or file system. This architecture allows for delivery of rich web content and high-quality digital media files to Cisco Digital Media Players (DMPs) without absorbing valuable WAN bandwidth. This paper discusses these and many other features that make the Cisco Digital Media System and Cisco ACNS critical pieces to a digital signage solution.

Tags: Web Content Management		   
whitepaper Terrestrial Video Backhaul Over IP2008-05-30 Path 1
  Pacific Century Matrix (PCM) is a leading provider of television broadcast services covering Asia Pacific. In PCM's vision, its premium position as international gateway for broadcast programming from and to Asia Pacific demanded for a highly reliable but cost effective solution to aggregate and distribute programming from around the globe. PCM selected the Path 1 Cx1000 gateway as the best-suited and most reliable equipment for its VideoLink application. The simplicity of the Cx1000 gateway allowed the 4.5 Mbps broadcast signal to traverse the network from London to Hong Kong within seconds.

Tags: Gateways - Hubs		   
whitepaper TechNet Webcast: 24 Hours of Windows Server 2008 (Part 24 of 24): High Availability With Hyper-V (Level 200)2008-05-29 Microsoft
  This webcast examines how to use high availability features with Hyper-V technology in servers running the Windows Server 2008 operating system. This webcast looks at clustering servers with Hyper-V using Host Clustering. It also explores high availability options in Hyper-V for virtual machines, including guest clustering and Network Load Balancing (NLB).

Tags: Windows Server 2008		   
whitepaper Flight Evaluation of Adaptive High-Bandwidth Control Methods for Unmanned Helicopters2008-05-29 American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
  This paper summarizes design of a high-bandwidth nonlinear adaptive attitude command system for an unmanned helicopter test bed, and presents an evaluation of the controller in both nonlinear simulation and flight test. The attitude command system features a dynamic inversion control law augmented by an on-line neural network. The design is cast in an output feedback setting. The inverting control law is based on a simple linear model of the helicopter and its actuators at the hover condition. An error observer-based method for output feedback design uses either a proportional plus derivative, or a proportional, integral and derivative form for the linear compensator.

Tags: Network Design		   
whitepaper Technology Services Provider Improves Efficiency and Productivity2008-05-28 Microsoft
  Satyam Computer Services Ltd. (Satyam) wanted a solution that would keep conflicts and system disruptions in check, minimize user downtime and inconvenience, and avoid exposure to security threats. The company decided to migrate to the Windows Vista operating system by using deployment tools such as Windows Deployment Services and Microsoft Systems Management Server 2003. The deployment has helped the organization reduce internal IT management costs and the number of helpdesk calls while enhancing end-user security and productivity. Now, Satyam can add thousands more mobile devices to its network safely.

Tags: Infrastructure Management, Windows Vista