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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.
* How VoIP helped organization recover rapidly
* Benefits of network change and configuration management software
* Text messaging - without the text
* A look at GNOME Version 2.8
* Burton Group Senior Analyst James Kobielus' thoughts on identity and security issues
* Fingerprint recognition from Microsoft
* Power over Ethernet: It's a standard, not a euphemism
* Feds eyeing one access model for all * HP's StorageWorks Grid garners mixed reaction * Linux supporters rally around standard * AT&T strengthens its IP service SLAs * Today on Layer 8
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* Patches from Apple, Debian, Trustix, others * Beware latest Lovegate variants * Feds eyeing one access model for all, and other interesting reading
* Face-off: Do you really need a site survey? * Rock the IT vote * Channeling success * Gateway bounces back
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