Opinion

Review: Cisco’s Catalyst 6500 raises the stakes

Microsoft releases über patch for XP

NetFlash: Group tries to steer utility computing

Citrix users tout server benefits

EMC deal highlights storage evolution

AOL IM flaw patched

* Patches from Microsoft, Conectiva, Mandrake Linux, others * Beware virus arriving disguised as a DivX video trailer of the movie "Kill Bill" * Network Associates outlines security product strategy, and other interesting reading

This week on Network World Fusion, 10/20/03

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NetFlash: SCO gives Linux users more time

iTunes for Windows is here

Radvision adds H.264, H.239 to MCU

Starbak develops encoder appliance

Convera, Nexidia partner

Optibase intros MPEG player

Avistar updates video operating system

Can the Red Sox go all the way?

Preparing your small office for electrical problems

Diversity in IT

* Results of an ITAA diversity study

Companies willing to outsource some, but not all

* Why companies are willing to outsource certain messaging functions and not others

Novell denies indemnification of open source software

* Novell makes changes to its MLA and CLA agreements over open source software

Acidic commentary on online scams

* Site debunks online moneymaking scams

SSL set to handle bulk of remote access connectivity?

* SSL remote access to replace IPSec VPN at one Fortune 500 company

Mainframes for the power hungry

* IBM introduces high-end mainframes, makes other improvements

A Utopic system for the medical community

* Ways the healthcare industry could be easier to negotiate

Two vendors unveil traffic analyzers

* Network Physics and ClearSight Networks introduce traffic-analysis tools

What’s in store at Storage Networking World

* Showstoppers at Storage Networking World

DSL’s turning tide

* The DSL Forum's technical report, TR-059

Media converters stretch Gigabit’s range

* Transition Networks unleashes media converters to push Gigabit to 125 km

NetFlash: Juniper spearheads effort to fortify Internet

Count ’em: Five Microsoft flaws

* Patches from Microsoft, Conectiva, others * Beware another variant of the Agobot virus * IBM execs see changing focus on security with rise of WLANs, and other interesting reading

IDS vs. IPS: Is one strategy ‘better?’

* How will security products evolve?