15 February 2007
By Phil Hochmuth, Network World
10G Ethernet vendor Force10 Networks is changing its core switch operating system to FreeBSD, an open source platform - continuing a major trend in the network industry. Read more...
13 September 2006
By John E. Dunn
Does the world really need another browser when it has plenty of perfectly mediocre, vulnerability-riddled ones available for download already? You can have IE (more of the same unless you buy in to the idea that IE 7 will solve world hunger), Mozilla Firefox (worthy features, but not always the ones you care about) and Opera (it’s Norwegian). Read more...
12 February 2007
By Tim Greene, Network World
NAC is increasingly vital but its technology is still young and complex, so a cautious approach is vital. Read more...
05 February 2007
By Jonathan Hassell, Computerworld
We look at the most significant enhancements to Group Policy in Longhorn Server. Read more...
13 November 2006
We hear from Chris Ewing of Altiris about the steps and technologies needed - and available - to defend your network against one of its biggests threats, namely its users. Read more...
01 February 2007
By Global Knowledge
Network Access Protection (NAP) is a security-policy enforcement technology built into Windows Server Longhorn, Windows Vista, and WindowsXP-sp2 that allow a computer administrator to develop and enforce compliance with health policies for network access and communication. NAP provides administrator-defined requirements for system health policy enforcement that help ensure computers connecting to a network or communicates on a network meet these policy requirements. NAP also provides an Application Programming Interface (API) to help administrators, developers and vendors enforce compliance with health policies for network access and communication. Read more...
18 January 2007
By Paul Venezia, Infoworld
19 February 2007
By David Cartwright, Techworld
Setting up a directory service from scratch might seem daunting but there's an open source options if you don't want to go down the Active Directory route. And it's not that difficult, as we explain. Read more...
19 December 2006
By Paul Desmond, Network World
Moving beyond a groundbreaking fibre project, Loma Linde's James Hettrick seeks big rewards for healthcare and other stakeholders, with community-based network plans. Read more...