Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* Myricom’s latest switch supports up to 8,192 hosts in a cluster
* Array Networks introduces traffic management appliances
* Offshoring's victims: Two stories * California anti-trust deal with Microsoft approved * Bagel source code is revealed * Siemens lands $3.6 billion BBC outsourcing contract * Network World Fusion Radio: WiMAX in the air * Today on Layer 8
* N-Tron introduces industrial Ethernet switches that are small
* U.S. reps file a bill that proposes VoIP should get a category all its own
* Patches from Mandrake Linux, Debian, Gentoo, others * Beware new editions of Bagel virus * Gearhead: Secure communications with SSH, and other interesting reading
* The Reviewmeister continues to look at enterprise IM products
* Fujisawa switched frame relay for IP VPN without higher prices
* For Sandra, it's time to say goodbye
* A look at NordicEdge's identity management tools
* RealNetworks takes the open source path
* Digging into Microsoft Virtual Server 2005
* Cable companies express enthusiasm for VoIP
* ASPs and outsourcing firms look to small and midsize businesses
* BrowserBob Weblications
* Tumbling telecom rates give customers leverage * Microsoft, under attack, aims to offer security * Minnesota portal provides statewide benefits * Start-up to tackle app management * Testing volunteers needed * Today on Layer 8
* Readers continue to weigh in on the value of management software innovation
* Preauthentication joins AES to bolster WLAN security
* The importance of implementing and effectively using APM systems
* Ways to get users to work with you on strong passwords
* Why sticking with VPN for wireless security might be best for the time being
* Meet the Manhattan “work club” entrepreneur who started it all
* Compression makes WANs more like LANs
* Integrated messaging could dramatically improve communications
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