Somewhere in your network there is undoubtedly a Cisco box. There may even be a great many Cisco boxes all over your network. In our second of two parts on the biggest name in network gear, we look at how Cisco got to where it is today and how it could use its many resources – such as IOS and the Catalyst line of switches – to expand even further. Challenges dog Cisco as company’s role expands http://www.nwfusion.com/news/2003/0526cisco.html?net
Somewhere in your network there is undoubtedly a Cisco box. There may even be a great many Cisco boxes all over your network. In our second of two parts on the biggest name in network gear, we look at how Cisco got to where it is today and how it could use its many resources – such as IOS and the Catalyst line of switches – to expand even further.
Challenges dog Cisco as company’s role expands
https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2003/0526cisco.html?net
VeriSign CEO Sclavos talks telecom
VeriSign is probably best known for its domain registration business, but that’s a very small part of what the company does. Chairman and CEO Stratton Sclavos recently spoke with Network World about the company’s telecom business – which is headed straight for a voice-data convergence.
https://www.nwfusion.com/edge/news/2003/0528veristrat.html?net
Novell hits back at SCO on Unix claims
Novell is taking The SCO Group to task over the latter’s legal claims over Unix and against Linux software. Novell Wednesday said it never transferred the copyrights and patents of Unix System V when it sold the software to SCO in 1995.
https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2003/0528novelhits.html?net
Apache group issues update, warns of security hole
For the second time in as many months, the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) released an updated version of the popular open source Web server software, only to warn users of a critical security hole in previous versions of the software that the update patches.
