Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* Systems vendors put Intel's dual-core Xeon processors in their servers
Cosmetics giant gives its WAN a facelift
* One reader's thoughts on why pay-per-e-mail schemes will fail
* Novell divests itself of Celerant Consulting, which it inherited from CTP
* One reader explains why he thinks I'm being too hard on Novell
* Also: 'Net neutrality bill approved; Verizon speeds enterprise apps
* Sweetspot tokens eliminate the need to install VPN clients on all remote machines
* Vendors can learn a lot more from academia
* Sycamore Networks faces criminal probe on options * E-mail security is an ongoing battle * Linux comes to Sun SPARC servers * Google CEO reiterates concerns over IE7 * Equant name goes away * Today on Layer 8
* Latest Cool Tools video: Skype peripherals * Latest Cool Tools Column: New Treo delivers Nirvana * The past 7 days on the Cool Tools Blog * Featured reader resource
* IEEE study group on 10 Gigabit EPON
Welcome to The Best of Network World. Here is this week's Readers' Choice, with the most-clicked stories of the week.
* Spammers make it difficult to get off their lists
* Who gets the rap when networked apps perform badly?
* Motorola converged handset to be redesigned
* Informational guide from Juniper: "IPv6 Capable: A Guide for Federal Agencies"