Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* In example of operational efficiency, GDC puts legacy protocols onto new networks
* The Reviewmeister continues his review of Extreme's Summit 400 Series 10G switch
* Serial Attached SCSI vs. Fibre Channel and Serial ATA
* New version of Redline Networks software revamps caching
* 3am Labs gives away its remote control software
* Mark your calendar for Computer Security Day
* Verizon offers 3M bit/sec DSL
* Patches from Mandrake Linux, SuSE, SCO, others * Beware the neverending variants of Rbot * Leaked memos link spammers to ISP Savvis, and other interesting reading
* Someone to watch over the 'Net * Leaked memos link spammers to ISP Savvis * Microsoft set to ship Virtual Server 2005 * ITAA sees limited IT job growth in '04 * Network World Fusion Radio: IPv6 included in GMI 2004 testing * Today on Layer 8
* Foundry Networks’ latest ServerIronXL switches
* New ServGate appliance offers flexibility, but Dell partnership raises questions
* Start-up takes fresh look at the spam problem
* AMD demos dual-core chip technology
* A practical guide to using VMware
* Useful spam Web sites and resources
* Telstra picks up PSINet businesses in U.K. to expand services
* The theory: pent-up demand for management tools
* Revenue and shipments grow for Linux servers in the second quarter
* A look at yet another iteration of Ethernet that promises to boost the technologies’ use even further into the data center
* Debating the wisdom of dumping the business landline for a cell phone
* Interoperability key for MMS success
* Survey shows certain factors not problems with VoIP implementation
* Guestbook management aid
* Vendors heed cry for compliance mgmt. tools * Open sourcers revolt against Microsoft anti-spam plan * Verizon offers 3M bit/sec DSL * Intel ships samples of WiMax chip * Today on Layer 8
