Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
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Verizon offers naked DSL service to customers porting numbers to wireless
* Auction sites are popular places for acquiring used gear
* Get to your files using tools you already own
* Group suggests trademark law could be defense against e-mail spoofing
* Patchlink offers tighter integration with ZENworks
* The Reviewmeister takes a look at NSI Double-Take For Windows
* Branches to turn to QoS to aid VoIP rollouts
* PC blade vendor ClearCube improves management software
* Verizon offers naked DSL service to customers porting numbers to wireless
* Network Physics appliance supports MPLS
* Diverting attacks to honeypots could yield benefits
* MCI introduces VPN Network Gateway Services
* CA's four-phased ILM strategy
* Sun to open-source Solaris * Microsoft granted patent on button click timing * Cisco details strategy for Catalyst Firewall Services Module * Wireless broadband system looks toward WiMax * Network World Fusion Radio: Cheap servers * Today on Layer
* Patches from Mandrake Linux, Trustix, others * Beware variety of Rbot-V Trojans * Cisco details strategy for Catalyst Firewall Services Module and anti-DDoS gear, and other interesting reading
* Gigabit Ethernet and 10 Gigabit are stars of Ethernet switch market
* Microsoft MapPoint Web service offers nine GIS features
* Free software that encrypts your IM communication
* Microsoft moves forward to single sign-on
* What one user had to say about Wev Services Extensions Version 2.0
* Where all messaging programs fall short
* What's the best way to improve your company's 'Net services?
* The promise of Data Center Markup Language
* The advantages of metered storage plans
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