Opinion

When a cell phone goes in the washer; Another reason not to use WEP

SunRocket shuttered; 8×8 named as ‘preferred’ replacement

* SunRocket bites the dust

HP to acquire Opsware in $1.6 billion deal; Cisco facing up to challenges

The best way to block employee access to Web sites

Are storage benchmarks bunk?; Dell to acquire managed services provider

Are routing and switching ‘easy’?; Time for 3Com to act

Security team claims successful iPhone hack; Microsoft ‘revives’ root certficates

A cure for traffic transfer troubles; The best way to block employee access to Web sites

Nothing to hide and nothing hidden

* Elave's site is an example of online marketing genius

A cure for traffic transfer troubles

Network-upgrade horror story; How to cut hidden costs from a VoIP rollout

* Welcome to the afternoon edition of Network World Daily News.

Cisco releases fix for ARP storms on wireless LANs

Oracle adds context-aware authentication to its identity management family

* Oracle acquires Bharosa

Defining the next paradigm of IT outsourcing

* Conventional approaches to IT infrastructure management are not aligned with the expectations and demands of our fast-paced, networked, global economy

BMC makes its move into IT process automation

* A step forward in technology for BMC customers

Law firm gains dual-carrier in-building cell coverage

* Using distributed antenna systems for internal cell coverage

Implementing IPv6: The Test Lab

Catching the Wave

Ubuntu Live Conference

The past 7 days on Cisco Subnet: Cisco confirms its gear caused iPhone problems, plus more Cisco chatter

India, China produce more graduates, but what of the quality of their degrees?

Data breach exposed 900,000 soldier, government employee health records

Avaya and Alltel Getting Buddy Buddy?

Apple MarketShare On Top of the World

FullArmor Workflow Studio

BoA site DOA again?

Supercomputing on demand to answer emergency calls

SunRocket Problems At Board Level

Microsoft ‘silently’ restores root certificates that users distrust and remove

Paper posted by security expert contends

HP’s Red Hat servers get U.S. security certification