Opinion

NetFlash: Security tools target inside jobs

Monitoring technology embedded in LAN gear

* LAN monitoring technology called sFlow could be useful

HP readies low-cost Fibre Channel drives

Kasenna adds vForge and vFusion

The beta on Longhorn’s alpha release

* Microsoft targets 2006 as shipment data for Longhorn

Real, not pseudo, flying Internet

WS-Eventing emerges (hesitantly) as a standard

* WS-Eventing provides common event communication within, between Web services

Putting the penguin on your desktop

* Linux finds way onto HP desktops

What ever happened to VoDSL?

* Voice over DSL: a great idea that just didn’t take

The Open Group’s directory muddle

* What directories are and what they're not

SCO business ‘plan’ is a flop

VoIP and your telecom contract

Can cities regulate 802.11?

Converting an Outlook folder into text files

Onfolio, an outstanding Web research tool

Putting the ‘service’ back into service provider

IBM shifts the balance of Power

Sorry, Microsoft, but the EU got it right

The ‘music’ in network management

* How RealNetworks and Microsoft are like network management companies

IBM asks court to call off SCO suit

* Big Blue asks court to enter a declaratory judgment

Voice on WLANs turns corner

* Industry tackles voice over WLAN issues

MCI rolls out convergence services

* MCI enables customers to mix IP VPN, private IP, frame relay and ATM nets

Which Linux certification to choose?

Rural telework generates little interest

University researchers learn the hard way what businesses want.

First impressions

Dreamweaver MX helps MBA duo launch online furniture site

Latest crop of tools are more capable and affordable than ever.

Wrapping up the messaging and spam tour

Catching up with SCO

* A slew of updates from SCO * The top 12 reported viruses in March * Schools rethink network security, and other interesting reading

NetFlash: Sun-Microsoft deal good for IT managers

When it comes to VoIP, read the fine print

* When it comes to VoIP, read the fine print * How SCO painted itself into a corner * Microsoft’s just desserts * IBM changes the rules