Opinion

Fail over with AutoFailover

* Tzolkin's alternative to load balancing and failover

Taking compression wireless

* Getting more out of your satellite link

Server management technology moves forward

* The Intelligent Platform Management Interface is gaining momentum

Readers’ choice: Wrap-up

* The last word on readers’ picks for management tools

Looking forward to 2004

* Breaking news from SunNetwork Berlin * News wrap-up from Comdex, CD Expo * Links to upcoming trade shows * Links to free Network World Technology Tours

Enterprising initiatives

Long-distance opens up large business market to Bells

NetFlash: Vendor trio develops self-adjusting WLAN

Product Central

VoIP providers: Lay off the regulation

IBM plays Piper with EMC campaign

Vendor trio develops self-adjusting WLAN

Sun pushes Java software with new pricing

MPEG4 analysis tool

They’re here…

Contivity VPN gear

* Contivity Configuration Manager Version 2

Enterprising initiatives

* Long-distance opens up large business market to Bells

Many users to extend e-mail systems via integration, survey shows

* Survey says companies looking to integrate e-mail with variety of technologies

CompTIA changes IT Project+ exam

* New exam more closely follows IT project lifecycle

SCO vs. Novell: Let’s examine the evidence

* Does SCO really have claims to sue Novell?

IBM launches 64-bit blades

* IBM BladeCenter JS20 uses PowerPC 970 processors

Comdex ends with high hopes

* Storage hopes and distress at Comdex Las Vegas 2003

Questions to ask when considering SSL remote access

* SSL remote access purchase considerations

Users optimize capacity with grids, Part 1

* Why GlobeXplorer uses grid technology

When you can’t work from home

* SuiteWorks planning high tech all-inclusive corporate telework centers in Canada and U.S.

Mailbag: Too many phish in the sea

* Readers say education required to prevent people from falling victim to online fraudsters

College students as security staff

* Reader asks whether college interns are appropriate for security function

Compression and traffic shaping: Which, where and why?

* Where compression shines

Copper 10 Gig inches closer to market

* IEEE groups prep 10 Gigabit Ethernet over copper wiring

NetFlash: Anti-spam market braces for shakeout

Start-up manages storage with grids