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Evaluation of the Direct Packet STNS Firewall Traversal Solution | 2007-10-01 | Wainhouse Research |
| Traditionally, the majority of videoconferencing sessions were conducted internally, involving primarily internally-deployed conferencing systems. However, the enhanced reliability and performance of IP-based videoconferencing has generated newfound trust for videoconferencing within the enterprise, and has fueled increased interest in videoconferencing with external entities (clients, prospects, partners, affiliates, etc.). Unfortunately, the systems and methods (firewalls, NAT, etc.) used to protect IP networks from unauthorized access block the communication paths needed for inter-enterprise videoconferencing. For this reason, most of the external video sessions conducted today use ISDN, which means that the meeting participants do not typically enjoy the best possible reliability and performance for their video sessions.
Tags: Firewalls, Security Applications |
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SAP Case Study: Schneider Papier Benelux B.V | 0000-00-00 | SAP |
| Schneider Papier Benelux (SPB) B.V., an expansion-oriented paper wholesaler in Belgium, Holland, and Luxembourg, has replaced its inefficient, disparate PC applications with R/3, SAP's integrated client/server solution. This has enabled the company not only to significantly improve customer service, but also to be excellently prepared for the current and future demands of a competitive marketplace. And with the implementation of R/3, one can look forward confidently to changing over to the euro and the new millennium.
Tags: Application Servers, Business Management |
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What You Need To Know About Server 2008 Core Edition | 2007-07-01 | Global Knowledge |
| Back in the days of Windows 3.1, you could choose what Windows components you wanted to install. Since then, however, Windows setup has given customers less and less control over what bits should make it over onto your servers and workstations. This white paper explains the reasoning behind this "minimalist" approach to Server 2008 Core Edition that can be simpler to maintain, more reliable, and more resistant to attack than "full-boat" Server 2008 systems.
Tags: IP Technologies, Security Tools, Upgrades and Migration, Collaboration Tools |
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Delivering Unmatched Defense Against Malware | 2007-09-24 | Symantec |
| Secure, simple, seamless. These are the watchwords for Symantec Endpoint Protection - and these are the values that The Solum Group is deriving from this next-generation threat protection solution. The Scandinavian soils specialist has deployed Symantec Endpoint Protection to defend desktops, servers and laptops against malware. The single agent and console, coupled with centralized management, are helping to maximize productivity and efficiency, reduce the cost of managing security and - crucially - deliver unmatched protection.
Tags: Security Management, Laptops |
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Keeping Microsoft Exchange Server Above Water | 2007-06-01 | NEC Corporation of America |
| With e-mail emerging as one of the most critical applications for business success, the reliability and recovery of your Microsoft Exchange server are more vital than ever. In most companies, if e-mail goes down, business comes to a screeching halt.
This Webcast from NEC focuses on 4 key areas to consider when you are ready to purchase a high availability solution for your Microsoft Exchange Server -- a solution that:
Check out this NEC Webinar to hear about NEC ExpressCluster X, a complete and versatile Exchange continuity solution that's intuitive, efficient, and affordable. Tags: Back-up, Data Recovery - Security, Email, IT Reliability |
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Secure Communication in a Distributed System Using Identity Based Encryption | 0000-00-00 | IBM |
| Distributed systems require the ability to communicate securely with other computers in the network. To accomplish this, most systems use key management schemes that require prior knowledge of public keys associated with critical nodes. In large, dynamic, anonymous systems, this key sharing method is not viable. Scribe is a method for efficient key management inside a distributed system that uses Identity Based Encryption (IBE). Public resources in a network are addressable by unique identifiers. Using this identifier as a public key, other entities are able to securely access that resource. This paper evaluates key distribution schemes inside Scribe and provides recommendations for practical implementation to allow for secure, efficient, authenticated communication inside a distributed system.
Tags: Network Security, Security Management |
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MSDN Webcast: Russ and Joe Developer Show With Jeff Barnes: Exploring the New Microsoft RFID Solution Stack (Level 100) | 0000-00-00 | Microsoft |
| This webcast explores the new capabilities for Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) integration exposed by the new Microsoft RFID infrastructure that will be released in Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 R2.
Tags: Mobile - Wireless Communications, RFID, |
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Structure and Performance of the Direct Access File System | 0000-00-00 | Duke University |
| The Direct Access File System (DAFS) is an emerging industrial standard for network-attached storage. DAFS takes advantage of new user-level net-work interface standards. This enables a user-level file system structure in which client-side functionality for remote data access resides in a library rather than in the kernel. This structure addresses longstanding performance problems stemming from weak integration of buffering layers in the network transport, kernel-based file systems and applications. The benefits of this architecture include lightweight, portable and asynchronous access to network storage and improved application control over data movement, caching and prefetching.
Tags: Removable Storage, |
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Small Business Webcast: Small Business Networking 101: Comparing Peer-to-Peer and Client/Server Networks (Level 100) | 0000-00-00 | Microsoft |
| The words server and network used to conjure images of big computer rooms tucked inside the bowels of corporations, and managed by tech specialists in windowless offices. Thankfully, times have changed. In the past, only large companies could afford servers due to their high cost and complexity. Since then, new technologies designed specifically for small businesses have enabled any company to take advantage of the benefits of server computers and client/server networking. So what can a server do for the business? This webcast examines the pros and cons of peer-to-peer versus client/server networks.
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Global File Virtualization Across Heterogeneous File System and Archiving to CAS Environments | 0000-00-00 | EMC |
| This webcast will explain global file virtualization across heterogeneous file system and archiving to CAS environments.
Tags: Virtualization |
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