Opinion

Health concerns dog wireless world

* Is wireless networking bad for your health?

NetFlash: Start-ups push storage with a twist

Ethernet reaches WAN milestone

* Metro Ethernet Forum ratifies Ethernet service standard

DSL’s turning tide

State of Ethernet services: a mixed bag

* AT&T still has some 'splaining to do

Exchange Server 2003

* The Reviewmeister finds the latest upgrade to Exchange 2003 to be a welcome one

Intel unwraps fastest Xeon

* Intel’s latest Xeon processor runs at 3.2 GHz

Secure IM software goes commercial

* Asynchrony Solutions’ Envoke is secure IM software approved by Dept. of Defense

Custom content editor

* XemiComputers Web Update Builder

AT&T Wireless latest telemarketing blitz irritates

* Dinner time interruptions courtesy of AT&T Wireless

Proposed tax bill makes little sense

* Internet Tax Nondiscrimination Act makes outdated distinction

Who’s minding the spam filter?

* Keeping the bad e-mails out and letting the good ones in

Metagroup’s take on telework

Carriers go bonkers over bundling

YAIPVC (yet another IP-enabled video camera)

When is an abomination a service?

Ethernet on the high seas

Early WLAN switch tests provide insight

* WLAN switch makers' respective strengths

HP makes management a priority

* Notes from HP’s September analyst event

Finding all the access points

Biometrics gets a boost with gov’t contracts

* Department of Homeland Security secures borders with biometric systems

Microsoft security: Your thoughts, Part 1

* Readers who agree that Microsoft is taking security seriously

Linux: the technology behind your next lawnmower

* John Deere uses Linux cluster to help design lawn care equipment

Automating Web form submission

* Dr. Internet columnist Steve Blass offers a reader advice on automating Web form submission

Where does the bandwidth go?

What a surprise! Novell rethinks itself

They won’t take his money

NetFlash: AT&T touts tool to map IP traffic

This week on Network World Fusion, 10/13/03

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NetBSD issues three patches

* Patches from NetBSD, Debian and Mandrake * Advertising-related Trojan Horses and e-mail worms * SANS top vulnerabilities include Outlook, P2P; and other interesting reading