Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* The Reviewmeister continues evaluating routers that support two WAN connections
* Microsoft releases Virtual Server 2005
* Texas Mobility Study (and I) find road congestion tough to escape
* Branch-office routing at wire speed?
* The top business concerns IT executives are faced with
* The role of a security operations crew
* FineGround Networks’ app accelerator more secure
* Readers weigh in on spam
* State regulators vow to not handcuff BPL
* And now for something completely storage-crazy
* Novell CEO goes after Microsoft
* Web bugs can be squashed
* AEP releases SureWare for the A-Gate appliances
* Greenfield Networks gets funding to make more network silicon
* HP forms new blade group * Microsoft CFO: Expect us to make more big acquisitions * AOL, RSA, VeriSign push authentication services * RFID joins wireless lineup at UPS * Today on Layer 8
One man’s list of do’s and don’ts.
Microsoft: Does making a back-up copy of XP violate the end user license agreement or not?
* The idea behind the ancillary directory technology known as virtual directory
* Signs of recovery in the Internet industry
Site surveys have no relation to real-world performance. They're relics of a time when access points were expensive, so it made sense to optimize for coverage.
Texas Mobility Study (and I) find road congestion tough to escape.
