Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* Could Novell's download problems be more than just a technical glitch?
* Sonic Wall introduces TZ 150
* What businesses will expect from storage technologies in 2005
* Why this represents good news and bad news for current Verizon supplier Tellabs
* Outdoor WLAN deployed on island of St. Maarten
* Microsoft revives Exchange roadmap, gives peek at next version * ICANN accepts bids to operate .net registry * IBM cools blades with low-power Xeon * FVC furloughs all employees, future of company uncertain * CES Big Box of Fun * Today on Layer 8
* Web designer Sandi Smith offers tips for improving your Web site
* Phishing gives way to pharming
* Netli service offloads customers’ static content to its servers
* Readers earn kudos on wireless quiz
* DeviceAuthority 3.5 integrates with Configuresoft
* The Open Group IT architect certification expected mid-year
* Linux moves from single- to multi-processor boxes, and blades, research says
* Voice over IP is spreading out
* Getting the presidential cell of approval * Technology Insider: Patch Management * Fibre Channel switch maker McData acquires CNT * Barracuda Networks firewall protects outgoing e-mail * Today on Layer 8
* A better IE from MySoft
* Sign up to win $75,000 in equipment and consulting from IBM, Linksys and Intel
* After some testing our authors give this concept a big thumbs-sideways
* The high level of merger and acquisition activity ending 2004 and beginning 2005 is good for the industry as a whole
* One outsourcing customer shares his research into potential service providers
* OctetString donates SQL Directory Browser to OpenLDAP
* Infonet goes on FirstWatch
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