Opinion

NetFlash: Microsoft warms up voice software plans

* Microsoft warms up voice software plans * Test: Cisco Catalyst 4948-10GE aces performance tests * Fiber-optic research net gains steam * ERP offering relies on open source * Radio: Multicore processors and server virtualization * Today on Layer 8

High-speed net creates opportunities for museum

* Manhattan’s American Museum of Natural History connects to Internet 2

Vendors prep mgmt. tools to handle virtualization

This Week on NetworkWorld.com, 09/06/05

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Letters to the editor: Undercurrents of Cisco vulnerabilities

Is QoS approval holding up 802.11a phone delivery?

* Vendors may await 802.11e to ship 802.11a phones

The Internet – redundant, reliable and risky

Finding out if your Web content is being plagiarized

* Copyscape detects copying

Telecom taxes: Time for a tea party

Remote pings and remote control

Never met a tech they didn’t hate

Novell nets takeover talk

Preventing unauthorized network use

Living with fiber to the home

Microsoft overwhelms with operating system news and software

* Microsoft updates Windows Server 2003

Making a play for role-based ID management

* Role management as reviewed by Eurekify

Finding the source of a network problem

Current attractions

Computers and water don’t mix

Storage and back-up concerns reinforced

Heavyweights trade haymakers with Linux/Windows claims

* IBM and Microsoft release research in defense of Linux and Windows, respectively

VoIP and E-911: Why all the fuss?

* Guest writer Jim Cavanagh explains why E-911 is so vital for VoIP

Google: The immaturity of huge masses

Management frameworks are out – but what’s in?

* What replaces the traditional framework?

Readers share how they keep their e-mail clutter under control

* E-mail clutter mailbag

SAS cuts a wide data path

* Serial-attached SCSI technology is poised to keep storage costs down without compromising functionality or performance

Fiber-optic research net gains steam

* National Lambdarail is branching out across the country

Cell operators work to restore networks in New Orleans

Juniper courts Meru for enterprise wireless/VoIP play

New version of OpenSSH available

* Patches from Gentoo, Debian, others * Beware backdoor Trojan that disables security related applications running on the infected machine

Symantec issues patch for corporate anti-virus software