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* Intel Vice President Louis Burns' keynote was high point of Connections 2004 conference
* FineGround’s performance mgmt. software integrated with other vendors’ wares
* Mirapoint’s MailHurdle restricts messages bound for an e-mail server
* MPLS-based IP VPN study results
* Company is $25 million poorer for not cooperating with SEC
* FCC proposal to allow unused TV spectrum to go to wireless
* 3i explains why it invested in Vonage and Speakeasy; shares views of ISP market
* Reflections on management at NetWorld+Interop
* What Citrix has been working on
With viruses and spam, e-mail server duty is costing more than you think.
* Analyst shares insights on WLAN pros, cons
* Tellabs picks up AFC in $1.9 billion deal
* Results of NetPro's survey of U.S. and European directory managers
* RSA Federated Identity Manager
* Linux exam lab being set up at Cebit America in New York
* Readers weigh in on Skype
* Patches from SGI, NetBSD, Debian, others * Beware Microsoft Office virus * Microsoft scrambling to secure Web services, and other interesting reading
* Cisco aims to own used-gear market * WLAN switch execs come to dinner * Experts disagree about seriousness of IOS code theft * Q&A: Life after Verizon sees BBN returning to its roots * Today on Layer 8
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