Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* Network World’s 2004 Holiday Gift Guide * These networks are history * Verizon takes next big step toward VoIP * Microsoft fixes 'critical' XP firewall issue * Radio: Voice over IP gains traction * Today on Layer 8 * This week’s top 5 stories
* Three questions to help get to the root of product recommendations
* Intel’s *T technologies: LaGrande and Vanderpool
* Cisco claims File Engine's WAN file transfer speeds rival throughput of LAN
* IMlogic, Postini separately further the cause of secure messaging
* Swan Labs to buy Pivia
* Ethical dilemmas in a wireless network world
* Cisco plans enhancements to 7200 series routers
* Tips on how to market yourself and your abilities to potential employers
* Beware the security risks of wireless 411
* Some popular and useful 'missing utilities' for NetWare
* After eight-year absence, routing software engineer back working on projects based on new IOS-XR operating system
* IMC Networks’ media converter connects PoE and fiber optics
* Product Peek at Novell Linux Desktop
* Symantec-Veritas deal blends security, storage mgmt. well * Holiday prep 2004: Wine.com refines Web search * Default passwords on Cisco products could pose risks * SSL VPN gear certified * FCC adopts new network-sharing rules * Today on Layer 8
* Incumbents should innovate, not quibble
* NEC Unified Solutions to support Level 3 VoIP resellers
* After years in the office, former Network World events editor launches a home business
* WebSurveyor releases WebSurveyor 5.0
* RLX’s ControlTower 6G
* Readers discuss price and necessity of traditional phone service
* The Roving Planet secures sensitive medical information
* Results of Microsoft's survey of customers' directory rollout plans
* EMA's disappointing response from its service provider after a hacking invasion
* Mandrakelinux offers Linux file and e-mail servers to SMBs via Connect Computing
* Cisco set to revamp edge routers
