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* Cascading SLAs needed to stretch agreements across net
* Should “Internet” be capitalized?
* Dan Beckett’s take on ‘policy’ definition
* More reader responses to a recent newsletter about ways employers can improve interaction with potential hires
* Newisys chipset could enable 64-way servers
* The operational efficiency of AAL1
* The Reviewmeister takes a look at Extreme's Summit 400 Series 10G switch
* Marconi later this year plans to release a carrier-grade edge router
* Sales of SSL gear outpacing rest of market
* New research aims to reduce a range of home office risks
* Reliability features of Serial Attached SCSI
* Ways to manage multiple passwords
* LAN services to get new look * Research center plugs physical security into its network * CA updates IT service management * 10G still prepping for big dance * Today on Layer 8
* Intel and Cisco team up to make WLAN configuration easier
* Tips for planning an archiving system for company messages
* F5 Networks adds capabilities; NetScaler claims it already has them
* Homegrown apps can have security holes, too
* How NetWare fits into the new order at Novell
* Challenges around automating the service desk
* The right way to dispose of obsolete IT gear
* Internap extends contract with George Washington University
* KDE Project updates desktop GUI with features and fixes
* Could the technology known as presence be considered a killer app?
* IPolicy's LAN-side firewalls can thwart 802.11-borne infections