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whitepaper Foundry Helps EEC Deploy Internal and External Network2008-08-01 Foundry Networks
  Located at Microsoft's corporate campus in Redmond, Washington, the Enterprise Engineering Center (EEC) is a state-of-the-art proving ground for the world's most complex computing environments. The EEC wanted to deploy a network that would give internal and external customers access to resources located within the EEC, as well as the labs connected to a new 10 Gigabit Campus Area Network (CAN). Microsoft's Enterprise Engineering Center selected Foundry Networks NetIron MLX-16 router for its core, as well as two NetIron MLX-4 routers in other labs to allow for VPLS across a 10 Gigabit connection.

Tags: Switching, Network Design		   
whitepaper Juniper Networks Enables Secure Remote Access for the Thai Technology Institute2008-08-01 Juniper Networks
  As the number of users grew, the King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Lakdrabang (KMITL) network was challenged to provide secure remote connections for users accessing the campus network. The Computer Research and Service Center (CRSC) considered implementing a VPN, yet software had to be installed on every client computer, which made the system complicated and difficult to use. To avoid this, the CRSC decided to go with the Web version of a VPN-an SSL VPN solution-since most of the users would have a Web browser. KMITL deployed solution from Juniper Networks which comprises four components: the Juniper Networks Secure Access 2000 (SA 2000) SSL VPN, the J-series Services Routers J2350 and J6350, the ISG 2000, and SSG 550M.

Tags: Network Security, SSL - TLS		   
whitepaper Colgate University Students Connect Anywhere, Anytime on Campus or Around Town2008-07-01 Tropos Networks
  Colgate, one of the leading liberal arts colleges in the country wanted to provide students and faculty with wireless access for a range of mobile devices both on and off campus and reliable solution in harsh, cold environments. As a solution the outdoor wireless network was constructed using Tropos MetroMesh 5210 wireless routers, chosen by Colgate for their flexibility, reliability, ease of management, and cost-effectiveness.

Tags: Systems Integration, Mobile - Wireless Communications		   
whitepaper AmazingMail.com Makes the Switch: Replaces Network Infrastructure and Gains 10x Performance2008-07-01 Juniper Networks
  AmazingMail.com needed to be lean to succeed in the fiercely competitive print-on-demand market, especially in the uncertain economic times. The company set a goal to reduce recurring expenses while maintaining its signature levels of customer service. With technology at the core of its business, AmazingMail.com needed to find ways to improve IT efficiencies. AmazingMail.com ripped out the legacy firewalls and switches at its three Phoenix area locations and replaced them with Juniper's high-performance switches and firewall/IPSec VPN appliances.

Tags: Firewalls, Network Security		   
whitepaper Zen Internet Offers Successful Home Worker Solution to Peninsula Business Services2008-06-13 Zen Internet
  Peninsula Business Services Ltd provides Health, Safety, Personnel and Employment Law consultancy to a wide client base across the UK. Peninsula's Internet connectivity was proving too slow and inefficient, taking up valuable business time. Advice workers could not input customer information into the company system until the next day and were required to travel into the office. This process was therefore proving inconvenient, as it was difficult to keep customer case information up to date on the company's Intranet-based system. Zen connected Peninsula's home workers using ADSL Max broadband accounts with download speeds of up to 8Mbps, all with free static IP addresses to meet the VPN requirements.

Tags: Broadband, VPNs		   
whitepaper Deploying Ethernet Access for Business Services2008-06-01 Cisco Systems
  The leading provider of telecommunications services in Switzerland, Swisscom wanted to stay ahead of the competition with best-in-market business services and enable more bandwidth for video and other services demanded by corporate customers. The challenge was to simplify the infrastructure to keep operating costs low and enable more flexible service delivery. Recognizing the need to converge networks in the future, Swisscom made the decision to build a single Carrier Ethernet infrastructure that could simultaneously deliver both Layer 2 and Layer 3 Ethernet services with customer-managed or Swisscom-managed Customer Premise Equipment (CPE). Swisscom chose Cisco core, access, and aggregation solutions.

Tags: Bandwidth Issues		   
whitepaper Extreme Networks Supports Wireless Mobility at Patient Bedside for St. Johannes Hospital2008-06-01 Extreme Networks
  St. Johannes Hospital in Troisdorf-Sieglar, Germany, with just over 400 staff members, has more than 182 beds and treats approximately 8,800 inpatients and as many outpatients each year. The Hospital Information System (HIS) was looking to create a virtually paperless hospital operations chain in addition to its existing implementation of PACS. Ideally, the intent was to have all patient information processed and stored digitally and made available to its staff whenever and wherever needed. The hospital deployed Extreme Networks for its infrastructure, with the redundancy provided by Extreme Standby Router Protocol (ESRP), a hot-standby failover mechanism for Layer 2 and Layer 3 IP networks.

Tags: Switching, TCP - IP		   
whitepaper Padua Hospital Conducts Infrastructure Check-Up and Calls on Extreme Networks to Boost Network Health2008-06-01 Extreme Networks
  Padua Hospital was faced with network slowdowns and was often vulnerable to instability caused by traffic spikes and security threats. With a need to service over 5,000 users, the hospital needed a segmented and redundant network to ensure life-saving applications would work to serve its patients' needs 24/7. Padua Hospital deployed Extreme Networks which provided a complete solution that would provide the reliability and performance necessary for high-performance applications and around-the-clock traffic. The new Extreme Networks high-performance network is more robust and capable of handling the hospital's users, traffic spikes, and bandwidth-intensive technologies, able to transport massive files without delay or degradation.

Tags: Network Design, Network Administration		   
whitepaper Accelerating Mission-Critical Oracle Applications Throughout the Distributed Enterprise2008-06-01 Juniper Networks
  From Oracle E-Business Suite to PeopleSoft Enterprise, Siebel, JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, and JD Edwards World, Oracle offers a full complement of integrated business solutions that improve functional best practices, integrate Web services, provide predictive analysis and enable more flexible, collaborative business processes. Many businesses today rely on Oracle applications to support their ongoing business operations. However, globalization and server centralization create performance problems for remote and branch-office users accessing these applications over the WAN. The WX and WXC application acceleration platforms from Juniper Networks accelerate the performance of Oracle business applications over the WAN. Remote and branch-office users receive LAN-like response times, regardless of their location.

Tags: Bandwidth Issues		   
whitepaper St. Monica's College Builds State-of-the-Art Network With Best-in-Class Solutions From Juniper Networks2008-06-01 Juniper Networks
  St. Monica's College in Melbourne, Australia, is a regional Catholic coeducational secondary college established in 1964. It currently has over 2,300 students, teachers and support staff. The College needed to build a secure intranet that would support its learning management system as well as converged voice, data and video applications, and to enable secure access to selected applications. St. Monica's deployed Juniper's SA 4000 SSL VPN and IC 4000 to provide the infrastructure for a secure intranet as well as an extranet that would enable staff and students to access St. Monica's network from home and to differentiate their network and application access based on their role, whether remote or local.

Tags: Network Security, SSL - TLS