Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* Overall, a smart way to add storage to the living room network
* The Reviewmeister checks out a new, low-cost router from Adtran, the NetVanta 4305
* Your growing dependence on DNS
* Wireless carrier will eliminate 6,800 mostly administrative jobs after the new year
* Identifying storage devices you never knew you had
* Forrester Research finds that 82% of companies surveyed have installed VPNs
* Profiling cybercrime: Network threats and defense strategies * Gartner: $50 billion in IT services to go offshore by 2007 * Big Blue bags a billion dollars in outsourcing contracts * Microsoft plugs IE hole with special patch * Network World Fusio
* Cisco introduces LAN switches oriented towards VoIP
* Patches from Microsoft, Gentoo, Conectiva, others * Beware new strain of Skulls Trojan hitting smart phones * Universities struggling with SSL-busting spyware, and other interesting reading
* Survey shows most U.S. companies not giving holiday bonuses this season
* Noteworthy news from INBOX East
* Inside Novell Linux Desktop
* TotalIndex indexes totally
* Qwest service aimed at traveling business people
* Insights from IT experts at Network World IT Roadmap: 2005 event
* Power5, virtualization can lead to better management of IBM servers
* North American IPv6 Task Force tries to stimulate support of IPv6
* Sprint uses mobile network with business applications
* Home businesses are the secret weapon in the U.S. economy - no thanks to antiquated local and IRS rules
* Nagios open source network mgmt. and monitoring application suite
* Aruba extends its 'grid' architecture
* Help Desk columnist Ron Nutter helps an SMB look at options for their future network
* Cisco rolls out LAN tsunami * Microsoft finds new front in software piracy battle * Q&A: Verizon weighs in on enterprise nets * HP to release Virus Throttler for Windows in 2005 * Today on Layer 8
* A look at the security problems with Google's Desktop Search and SSL VPNs
* About the Initiative for Open Authentication
* Application software breaches will lead to 'lemon laws', plus other predictions
* Readers speak out regarding outsourcing in India, Pakistan, Vietnam and beyond
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