Opinion

IBM to market Sybase Linux database

Coaching the team

* How to determnine if your management style is that of a referee or of a coach

Why NetWare client for Linux isn’t shipping with Novell Linux Desktop

* Novell still developing NetWare client for Linux

Survey shows government employees still confused about telework

* Results contradict OPM claim that “nearly all” agencies have a telework policy

Capital expenditure must increase to keep up with growing data

* Per-gigabyte price for storage hardware declining but mgmt. expenses increase

Check Point adds quarantine browser to its Integrity software

* Check Point introduces Integrity Clientless Security 3

Harvard sucks?

QuickTime VR shot of the Macy’s parade

When WEP won’t work

Bring 'em on - columnist James Gaskin answers your toughest network questions.

Battling the bad guys

Bumpy ride to whole-home networking

Protect your wireless AP from war drivers

* Your wireless AP could be at risk from unauthorized users

Checking out World’s Simplest RSS Reader

* A feed reader for RSS feeds

BT/Infonet merger: What it means to Infonet customers

* Acquisition by BT will give Infonet better stability, wider European coverage

Managed services evolve

* Service providers expand what they manage in their services

Business managers get involved with service-level management

* SLM in the enterprise: survey results

Getting management buy-in for a mesh architecture

Linux newsletter author answers questions over editorial influences

* Putting the facts straight about the content of this newsletter

Talk among yourselves

Quality of threats rather than quality of software

There’s a need to illuminate the darknet

Up close and too personal

Linux violates more than 228 patents – big deal

Rogue monitoring turns controversial

* When are rogues a threat?

Opening winmail.dat files

* Dr. Internet columnist Steve Blass offers advice on how to open winmail.dat files

Survey shows government employees still confused about telework

Don’t expect regulatory reform in 2005

Tritton debuts first wireless NAS

NetFlash: Virtual Showdown: No patching panacea

* Virtual Showdown: No patching panacea * One man's trash is another's cheap PC * Report: Microsoft paid CCIA official * Polycom, Edgewater work to overcome firewalls, NAT systems * Today on Layer 8

The killer app has arrived

* The killer app has arrived * Letterman would be proud * Microsoft’s new strategy: implied threats * Address Internet security now