Opinion

Carriers need to get a clue on VoIP services

Expanding waistlines and networks

Changing the cryptography services in OpenVPN

The normal human being as programmer

School district implements converged network

* Convergence in education, Part 1

Security risks from mobile devices, cyberattacks, organized criminals

* Top 10 security issues for 2005, according to Unisys

Digging deeper into OATH doesn’t look so good

* The Initiative for Open Authentication disappoints

CA’s new CEO faces product challenges

* CA has the right ingredients, but will it make the right soup?

Server vendors made a billion-dollars on Linux last quarter

* IDC says Linux server sales accounted for 9% of total server market in Q3

Cisco confirms interest in router start-up

* Cisco has invested in start-up BCN Systems for routers

DeviceLogix offers access to your own private iFolder

* DeviceLogix provides Novell iFolder as a managed service

When a Java app doesn’t work over a VPN

New search tools ease desktop frustration

Products from Google, Copernic and Wizetech Software find files in a snap

Happy birthday, Ray

Protocol extends reach of multicast

* A closer look at Multicast Source Discovery Protocol

Setting up two wireless LANs in the same room

This week on Network World Fusion, 12/06/04

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Cisco patches CNS Network Registrar

* Patches from Cisco, FreeBSD, Debian, others * Beware latest Agobot and Rbot variants * InfoExpress simplifies security devices, and other interesting reading

The turkeyist of turkeys

* The turkeyist of turkeys * Ray Ozzie on Lotus Notes’ 15th birthday * Wider protection needed * SSL security pitfalls

Municipal WLAN plans draw mixed reactions

HP, Alcatel rev up new switches

Tivoli plans to be Big Blue’s MVP

Start-up tackles file proliferation

Radio: Home networking

NetFlash: Ray Ozzie reflects on Lotus Notes’ 15th birthday

* Q&A: Light the birthday candles for Lotus Notes * Carriers jump into auditing * Cisco confirms interest in router start-up * Juniper connects high-end routers * Profiling cybercrime: Network threats and defense strategies * Today on Layer 8 * This

Plans for low-cost broadband wireless in Philly

Cingular to cut workforce after AT&T Wireless integration

Wireless carrier will eliminate 6,800 mostly administrative jobs after the new year

NEC rolls out fault-tolerant server

* NEC server is designed with fault tolerance in mind

Matt Bishop’s latest hit

* Security authority Matt Bishop publishes another book

EMA details Network Physics’ strength

* Why enterprise IT managers should approach managing networked applications with a set of integrated tools