Opinion

CA dives into Web services

* CA releases Unicenter Web Services Distributed Management

Verio first to offer commercial IPv6 service

* Verio targets research organizations and military contractors with IPv6 service

How Microsoft did in 2003

* Did Microsoft keep its (well, Dave's) 2003 resolutions?

New year, same resolutions

* Déjà vu for Identity Management newsletter

Users to buy more Linux in 2004

* Users plan to increase Linux usage while new users climb on board, says survey

RF prediction vs. site surveys

Is the $50 enterprise-class access point a year away?

* How much should you pay for an access point?

Cisco focuses on ‘systems’

* Cisco talk centers on ‘systems’ approach

Balls of crystal

Happy political messaging

Q&A: MCI’s chief seeks fresh start in ’04

Network World dusts off its 8-Ball

* Network World dusts off its 8-Ball * Still making the case for jumbo frames * Enter IPv6 * Regulate this

Red Hat issues kernel updates

* Patches from Red Hat, Apple, Gentoo, others * Beware another version of the Sober worm * Companies mull commercial vs. freeware SSH, and other interesting reading

Cisco exec to head start-up competitor

SANity check

This week on Network World Fusion, 01/05/03

Welcome to This Week on NW Fusion, featuring breaking news, info, and tips from Network World Fusion, the most comprehensive enterprise networking resource on the Internet. See below for the week's biggest stories and check out our other e-mail news

A long way from Y2K

* My New Year's resolution: To map the future

Running a business sans Microsoft

When you can’t work from home, Part 3

What’s in store for 2004

Supporting multiple OSes

10 predictions for 2004

Platforms for testing and publishing

IPv6 finally piques interest

The true cost of spam

Problems with open relay and Exchange

Making all that is new old again

Jumbo frames: More relevant than ever

Closing open relay on Microsoft Exchange Server

* Dr. Internet columnist Steve Blass helps a reader troubleshoot Exchange relaying issues

Who dictates the format?