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* The rest of Foundry Networks’ Interop story
* Patches from Microsoft, Cisco, Apple, others * Beware new variants of the Mytob mailer/IRC worm * In-depth investigation of the 'Cabir-in-Cars' myth
* When animals attack... networks * Qwest offers incentives to retain customers * EMC to roll out storage router * Fiberlink, Skype team to offer VoIP * Massachusetts continues crackdown on spammers * Today on Layer 8
* Q&A with Energy Sciences Network officials
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* Charging by the hour requires sharp time-tracking skills
* WiMAX precursor service debuts in Seattle
* Dell adds staff to its India-based call center and development units
* Some thoughts before getting down to Digital ID World
* Continuing your education on NetworkWorld.com
* O'Reilly's "Test driving Linux: From Windows to Linux in 60 seconds"
* Why voice over wireless LANs may be more prevalent than you think
* Management products for managing Microsoft Exchange
* Cisco rolls on with Linux, inside and out
* PBX-wireless integration on the way
* Qwest moves on after MCI rejection * Investigators link Cisco hack to other activities * Sun buys Tarantella for $25 million * Trend Micro to buy anti-spyware firm InterMute * Cisco reports 'solid' Q3 results * Today on Layer 8
* Late news from Interop 2005 * News from Digital ID World * Preview: HP StorageWorks user conference * Upcoming trade shows * Free Network World Technology Tours
Despite losing MCI auction, profitable quarter encourages Qwest