* Novell's one-two punch * Juniper buys Peribit, Redline to boost stake in enterprise market * Citrix updates Access Suite * Critical flaw reported in Netscape * Today on Layer 8
Novell is most known for NetWare, but that’s all in the past, now. Novell is also known for buying SuSE Linux and pushing the open source operating system, but that’s just the present. The future for Novell is really neither of these things – it’s all about the services Novell can provide on top for identity management, security and systems management. Can Novell deliver? We take an in-depth look in this Network World 200 special feature. Novell’s one-two punch http://www.nwfusion.com/nw200/2005/042505novell.html?net
Novell is most known for NetWare, but that’s all in the past, now. Novell is also known for buying SuSE Linux and pushing the open source operating system, but that’s just the present. The future for Novell is really neither of these things – it’s all about the services Novell can provide on top for identity management, security and systems management. Can Novell deliver? We take an in-depth look in this Network World 200 special feature.
Novell’s one-two punch
https://www.nwfusion.com/nw200/2005/042505novell.html?net
Juniper buys Peribit, Redline to boost stake in enterprise market
Like any company that has made a bunch of money, Juniper Networks wants to spend some. Juniper is throwing its substantial weight around with two acquisitions announced last night, scooping up Peribit Networks and Redline Networks to get deeper into two of the hottest areas of networking.
https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2005/0426junibuy.html?net
Citrix updates Access Suite
Citrix Systems Tuesday formally unveiled Version 4 of its Access Suite, with changes to three key applications in it.
https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2005/0426citrix.html?net
Critical flaw reported in Netscape
A “highly critical” unpatched vulnerability in the Netscape browser could potentially allow hackers to compromise Internet users’ systems, according to an advisory from a Danish security firm.
https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2005/0427critiflaw.html?net
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