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ProCurve Networking Quick Reference Guide | 2006-08-03 01:00:11 | Hewlett-Packard |
This document from ProCurve Networking by HP will benefit any technology or business decision maker who is actively evaluating wired and wireless networking gear. It highlights the features and benefits of ProCurve's vast array of networking solutions, including its:
So if you're looking to create a secure, mobile, and multi-service network, don't overlook this reader-friendly resource from ProCurve. It concludes with a handy feature matrix that lets you see at a glance the infrastructure capabilities as well as the wired-, wireless-, and WAN-specific features of over 30 products in the ProCurve portfolio. |
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Why Wait? Get Unified Commmunications for Exchange Now | 2006-10-31 15:35:07 | Adomo |
| Over the past several months, much has been said of Microsoft's announcement of unified communications functionality in Exchange 2007. A lot of it is good: a single desktop client (Outlook), integration with Live Communications Server, and message access via a variety of devices, including mobile phones and PDAs. And much causes concern: Exchange 2007 will only work on 64-bit servers and cannot co-exist with some older Exchange servers. Moving from your TDM phone system to VoIP on Exchange will have to be a flash cut; no phased migration for your multiple offices or phone systems. And if Exchange is unavailable, then voice messages cannot be delivered or received.
Learn how to extend unified communications functionality to Exchange 2000 and 2003. Adomo provides unified communications and intelligent mobility on a hardened appliance platform and connects to traditional TDM and new IP PBX systems, out of the box. |
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Enabling the Mobile Workforce: Issues and Trends | 2006-12-05 12:57:34 | TechRepublic |
| Learn how to use best practices to deliver the business-critical applications your mobile workforce needs. In this study of over 370 IT and business professionals, TechRepublic sheds light on the key benefits and challenges of extending applications to remote workers.
In this complimentary study, you'll learn how companies like yours:
Note: This premium editorial content is underwritten by Sybase. The registration information you provide will be shared with our sponsor. |
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ProCurve Secure Router 7000dl Series Reviewer's Guide | 2006-08-03 01:00:11 | Hewlett-Packard |
| ProCurve Networking by HP offers an extensive line of networking products built on the ProCurve Adaptive EDGE Architecture (AEA), which brings security, mobility, and convergence capabilities to businesses while giving IT administrators the ability to adapt to the changing needs of their organizations and centrally control their infrastructures.
This hefty, 66-page guide describes the ProCurve Secure Router 7000dl series, which builds upon the principles of the Adaptive EDGE to extend ProCurve's value proposition into the wide area network (WAN). It is written for IT and business decision makers who are actively evaluating networking equipment and solutions. |
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Timbuktu Pro Remote Control Software for Windows and Macintosh | 2006-03-03 01:01:29 | |
| For nearly twenty years, Timbuktu® Pro has been the standard for desktop-to-desktop remote control software for the Windows and Macintosh operating systems. With a host of new features including integration with Skype™ and support of Intel-based and PowerPC Macintoshes, Timbuktu Pro lives up to its reputation as the solution for those who want to stay in control wherever they go. | |||
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Remote Copy Technology of ETERNUS6000 and ETERNUS3000 Disk Arrays | 2006-06-07 01:00:26 | Fujitsu |
| This paper gives an overview of a storage-system remote copy function and the implementation of such a function in Fujitsu's ETERNUS3000 and ETERNUS6000 disk arrays. Recently, disaster recovery features have become important for mission-critical systems. A storage-system remote copy function is often used by high-end disaster recovery systems. The ETERNUS3000 and ETERNUS6000 series both have a remote copy function called Remote Equivalent Copy (REC). The ETERNUS6000 series REC operates in both synchronous and asynchronous mode. The ETERNUS3000 series REC operates only in synchronous mode. Both RECs provide the performance and functionalities required to construct various kinds of disaster recovery systems. | |||
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Infonetics Research: Enforcing Network Access Control: Market Outlook and Worldwide Forecast | 2006-09-13 13:33:26 | Aventail |
Download this report from Infonetics Research to read about the maturation of the Network Access Control (NAC) market and the three types of NAC enforcement solutions that are available today:
The paper, available FREE compliments of Aventail, defines each of these key market segments and forecasts their growth through 2008. It's a must-read resource if you're investigating how a NAC enforcement solution can help bolster your network's security. |
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Sprint Global MPLS VPN IP white paper | 2006-09-09 01:00:12 | Sprint |
| This white paper reveals how Sprint Global MPLS VPN, powered by Cisco Systems, provides a standards-compliant solution designed to meet a wide array of enterprise customers' MPLS VPN-networking needs. Sprint MPLS VPN provides a simple, flexible solution, with security equivalent or better than Frame Relay or ATM alternatives. Sprint is able to provide value-added services such as network-based, firewall protected, secure Internet access; remote access; and Extranet connectivity on a single network platform. Sprint's IP backbone carries Cisco Multiservice Network Designation which certifies the network's performance and capabilities to support both delay-sensitive voice and video applications. Sprint is unique in offering wireless access to Global MPLS VPN. Both Class of Service (CoS) and multicasting capabilities are supported by Sprint Global MPLS VPN at no additional charge from the normal port charge. End-to-End performance reporting and industry leading Service Level Agreement (SLAs) come standard with Sprint Global MPLS VPN, and the service spans the U.S. and more than 100 countries worldwide. | |||
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How to Provide World-Class Help Desk Support in Remote Environments | 2006-12-05 12:57:34 | Citrix Online |
| The IT help desk is the guardian of day-to-day business productivity, and more importantly, the front door to your IT organization. However, a recent Forrester survey reveals that only 53% of technology users at U.S. companies are satisfied with their help desk support. Low help desk satisfaction levels can negatively affect overall IT perception, potentially making it more difficult for IT departments to justify budgets and get projects approved.
During this Webinar we will show you how software and technology companies, as well as mortgage companies, law firms, insurance agencies and hospitals, are exceeding technology user's expectations while reducing call-handling times and first-call resolution rates by integrating world-class remote-support technology into the help desk environment. In just 30 minutes you will learn how to:
Shelly Cobb, Product Marketing Manager for Citrix GoToAssist and Barry Dacus, Product Line Manager for Citrix GoToAssist |
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Balancing flexibility with risk - do mobile technologies offer better business performance or a security hole? | 2005-11-22 01:00:03 | T-Mobile |
| Businesses often look to technology to fix a problem, when often all technology can do is amplify problems with existing processes and procedures. If a business has a problem, technology can make it bigger, happen faster and spread further. When businesses are based on sound principles and well run, the effect of technology is generally to enhance, streamline and improve. The two sides of the coin are particularly evident when extending access to internal IT systems outside the business premises. Wireless remote access opens the business up to new opportunities for efficiency and flexibility, but does it also increase the risks to the business, and if so, how can these be mitigated? |