Latest videos & podcasts from Network World.
Highlight of the week:
The OpenSEA Alliance is pushing for an open source 802.1X client to put everyone on equal footing. Network World’s Keith Shaw talks to three key players from idEngines involved in the development of the open source client.
More videos and podcasts:
Twisted Pair podcast: I phone, you phone, we all groan at the iPhone
Jason Meserve and guest-host Jonathan Summey talk about this new iPhone thing, a family getting stalked by their cell phone, and tell you which high-tech job ranked as one of the worst jobs of possible. (16:18)
Panorama podcast: Finding the perfect digital camera for summer
With Summer upon us, what better time to think about snapping pictures of your outdoor adventures and family gatherings. On this edition of Network World Panorama, Consumer Reports Senior Web Editor Paul Eng joins Network World’s amateur photographer Jason Meserve to talk about what to look for in a new digital camera and what to avoid. (14:37)
Network World 360 podcast: MySpace pain, Cisco reputation services and wireless pioneers
How MySpace is hurting your network; Cisco moving reputation services into network devices; NY state college takes the plunge, plans 11n WLAN rollout this summer; and Level3 completes Internet2 100G net. (8:56)
LinuxCast: New in Fedora: Jack Aboutboul
Tickless kernel, new GUI, virtualization management—sure Fedora is bleeding-edge, but if it were ever tempting, now is the time. (17:50)
A behind the scenes look at how the InteropLabs team tested the latest voice over Wi-Fi technology, what problems they found and what you can do ensure your voice over wireless implementation goes smoothly.
A behind the scenes look at how the InteropLabs team tested the latest Network Access Control (NAC) gear, what problems they found and what you can do ensure your NAC implementation goes smoothly.
Cisco this week revised its Cisco Certified Networking Associate exam . In this video from Cisco Press, Wendell Odom, author of CCNA Official Exam Certification Library and a senior instructor with Skyline Advanced Technology Services, describes the new exams and the new editions of the books to help candidates prepare for the tests.
Keith debates the merits of purpose-built GPS units for the car versus the GPS services popping up on many cellphones. Which one is right for you? Find out on this week’s Cool Tools show.
