Network Topology
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Plan B Disaster Recovery
Reviews Plan B's disaster recovery service is particularly attractive to small and medium-sized companies with a handful of business-critical servers that need protecting with minimal effort from in-house IT staff.
Tags: Appliance, Backup, Password, IPSec VPN, Plan B, Plan B Appliance, Server, VPN, agent, network
10 steps to network compliance
Insight Network compliance may seem like a chore, but it is a chore that will help companies know their IT structure more intimately, as well as better deploy and upgrade its IT systems.
Tags: Operations
India's RIM deals gather pace amid slowdown
News Remote infrastructure management outsourcing is fast becoming a lucrative revenue stream for India's service providers, say market players.
Tags: IT outsourcing, Outsourcing, Offshoring, Tata Consultancy Services Ltd., Infrastructure Management, Research In Motion Ltd., India, Patni Computer Systems Ltd., Business Process, Indian Company
New Linux kernel expands virtualization support
News A longer-than-usual release cycle results in improvements for virtualization, wireless mesh networking, multimedia and other features.
Tags: Virtualization, Linux, Open source, Kernel, Linux Kernel, Webcam, performance, software, multimedia, Kernel Edition
Take this four-phase approach to a network risk assessment
Techguide Using a combination of various freeware and commercial tools and techniques to evaluate your network, offers a clear picture of the dangers the company faces.
Tags: Network security
HIPAA compliance and disaster recovery
Techguide Find out what your disaster recovery plan must cover in order to comply with current HIPAA regulations.
Pure Networks Network Magic
Product Reviews Pure Networks Network Magic
Tags: Network Magic, Pure Networks, IP, Computer, Network Map, printer, software, console, network, router
Wireless LAN in the home
Techguide In part one of a special feature on wireless LANs, George Ou outlines the network topologies for simple home setups.
Tags: Wireless LANs, 802.11/Wi-Fi
Configure Windows Server 2003 to act as a router
Techguide Using the Routing And Remote Access Services (RRAS) component, you can configure your Windows Server 2003 system to act as a router. In this Windows Server 2003 tip, Scott Lowe tells you how.
Tags: Servers, Networking, Routing/switching
On the tech radar
Insight comment Technology soothsayers often set unrealistic expectations in their predictions but ZDNet's Dan Farber says they have underestimated the impact of the Internet.
Tags: IT Management, Networking
How to tackle a network documentation project
Insight Few IT tasks are more tedious than network documentation, and the job becomes especially challenging when you have to build it from scratch.
The peril of following old specs
Insight Following tried and tested specifications during a network redesign is a safe bet, but do check the specs for fit before you start. Here's what can go awry if you don't.
Members recommend nine tools for network autodiscovery
Insight We look at TechRepublic members' recommendation for network autodiscovery tools that were affordable, effective, and easy to use. Here are nine tools the members endorsed along with their vital statistics.
OLPC wireless tech goes the distance
News The pre-draft 802.11s version, which is more suited for conditions in developing economies, has been tested to a range of 2km.
Tags: Notebooks and tablets, Mobile/Wireless
Cisco to buy security start-up
News Networking giant will pay US$65 million for Protego Networks, which makes software that aggregates data about threats.
Tags: Network security
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