Opinion

Top 10 Cisco trends

UMass researchers spotting weak links on distributed nets

Microsoft Patch Tuesday is back on

This Week in Gearhead: Delivering Audio

This Week in Backspin: The Tao of IT: Lesson One

More marketing mayhem in Massachusetts

Open Source Telephony Becoming More Compelling

How do gamer (and non-gamer) parents set limits for children?

Using a computer shouldn’t be a pain in the neck

* The lack of attention to proper office ergonomics is taking its toll

RAID 6 covers more bases

* RAID 6 offers higher level of data protection

RFID lacks ROI

Wi-Fi voice ecosystem is still evolving

* When evaluating Vo-Fi, consider the many piece-parts

Scrapblog makes even a curmudgeon smile

* Online scrapbooking service is a work of near genius

MontaVista makes new strides with latest real-time Linux offering

* MontaVista Linux Professional Edition 5.0

Does WebEx change the Cisco model?; Tech support that makes you feel small

Cisco kisses NeoPath products goodbye

Data storage in a petri dish

LAN/WLAN integration growing, but snags persist

Virtualization security risks being overlooked

Vonage: Down but not out

* Vonage trial timeline

Patching an entire server farm

Vonage’s future questioned after latest setback; The 50 best tech products of all time

Patch Tuesday, Part Deux

* Patches from Microsoft, Ubuntu, Debian, others * Top 10 viruses for March 2007 * Has the end arrived for desktop antivirus?, and other interesting reading

Microsoft issues patch for cursor flaw; Patching an entire server farm

Open-source PBXs reviewed; new Cisco bloggers

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

What network managers think of managing VoIP

* VoIP introduces a new performance management paradigm

Cruise ships take on board multifactor authentication

* Cruise ship security

So, That’s How You Get There!

Dead? Microsoft? Exec says phooey

Chicago Public Schools latest to fess up to data breach