Opinion

Keyboard madness, part 2

Internet2 to support DoE’s next research net

Ding! You’ve been laid off

YouTube: 45T of storage and counting

Soldier shoots up HP printer

Deleted cell info isn’t always deleted

No. 7 on Buzzblog’s most-read list

Anybody But Microsoft

* Diving into OpenOffice and Linux

Mailbag: Controlling personal use of corporate systems

* Reader explains how personal use of corporate systems is managed in their organization

Red Hat, Novell and some words said about virtualization

* What does Red Hat really think about virtualization?

Be wary of Wi-Fi when supporting teleworkers, Part 2

* Teleworker Wi-Fi: Fine for homework but trouble for the corporate WAN

IBM rolls out p5 entry-level, midrange servers

* IBM claims latest midrange servers are competitively priced to x86 systems

Analysts caution Microsoft/Citrix pact to develop branch office appliances

* Gartner's take on Citrix and Microsoft teaming on branch office appliances

Sales of SSL VPN gear enjoy solid growth

* Juniper sold more SSL VPN gear by revenue in first half of 2006

The most-read stories in August

Welcome to The Best of Network World. Here is this week's Readers' Choice, with the most-clicked stories of the month.

Two cybercrime textbooks

* Books give in-depth look into cybercrime

SGI selects Neterion’s latest 10 Gigabit Ethernet adapters for servers

* SGI servers to get Neterion 10 Gigabit Ethernet adapters

F-Secure warns of PayPal man-in-the-middle attack

* Patches from Gentoo, Mandriva, Debian * Beware 'SMiShing' attacks * Study: Many believe data thefts can't be prevented, and other interesting reading

IBM beefs up array of Unix servers

Keyboard madness, part 2

NetFlash: Microsoft implores testers to jump on RC1

* Microsoft implores testers to jump on RC1 * Router, switch sales rise as buyers look for advanced features * Q&A: Citrix positions its acquisitions around an ‘access management vision’ * Verizon removes new DSL surcharge after customer complaints *

How continuous data protection works

* Testing out IBM's Tivoli Continuous Data Protection for Files

University of California, San Diego puts wireless to test in mock terrorist attack

Apple, Schmidt poised for world domination

UK’s boring wireless fantasies

So, this Google office apps thing…

Japan: Land of the flaming laptop

No. 8 on Buzzblog’s most-read list

Sleeping Beauty: Will SOA be the kiss that enlivens the mainframe?

* Mainframes get the SOA treatment

Adding items to RSS feeds

* RSS feed generation, tofeed and ListGarden