Opinion

NAT: the good, the bad and the ugly

* Network address translation can get in the way of certain communications

ISPs deluged by peer-to-peer traffic, P-Cube reports

* Two-thirds of ISP traffic from P2P Web sites, mostly users downloading DVD files

SLM reporting done right

* How providers should go about reporting on service levels

Preventing an instant mess

Remote access recipes, Part 2

Get to your files using tools you already own

You can take it with you

Offline forms

Prioritizing traffic breaches 802.11

* QoS violates 802.11 standard

Government telework makes modest gains

Microsoft over Google? Keep searching

A minority (computer) report

CIOs’ thoughts about evaluating techs, agility

RSS technology, the final-take encore

Linux creator wants to document kernel hacks

* Linus Torvalds proposes clearinghouse for code contributions

Looking for a simple but secure VPN

Send e-mail . . . no, really, that’s fine

Not sweating the small stuff

VoIP security tools are lacking

Better education and interfaces also needed.

This Microsoft ‘battle’ is just a war of words

* This Microsoft ‘battle’ is just a war of words * Microsoft security fixes should be for all * Web developers wanted - for a good cause * Privacy, shmivacy

Mac OS X update available

* Patches from Debian, SGI, others * Beware e-mail virus that uses multiple subject lines and attachment names to spread * Sourcefire alters Snort intrusion-detection ware, and other interesting reading

This week on Network World Fusion, 06/01/04

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Future of IOS may be seen in Cisco’s new core router

WLAN vendors spar over implementation methods

Future of IOS may be seen in Cisco’s new core router

EMC targets SMB market

CitiGroup rolling out streaming media

Tellabs buys AFC

Marks move into broadband access, FTTP

NetFlash: Pneumatic nets haven’t gone down the tubes

* Pneumatic nets haven't gone down the tubes * WLAN vendors spar over methods * Convergence at the forefront at MCI * Buffalo spammer gets up to 7 years * Network World Fusion Radio * Today on Layer 8 * This week’s top 5 stories

Hi-tech on the campaign trail

Another NW Fusion Radio program