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Welcome to This Week on NW Fusion! This weekly news update includes late 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 be
* Patches from Red Hat, Immunix, Trustix, others * Beware destructive virus spreading via an e-mail attachment called "VIRUS_BLOCK.EXE"
* Determining the extent of MCI’s guilt * Buzz is a little bigger this week * Strange bedfellows * Dissecting Microsoft’s identity management moves
* Dr. Internet columnist Steve Blass offers advice on renewing a dynamic IP address once the VPN is connected
* USA Services aim to streamline citizen interaction with feds
* The tour of routers with filtering turned on continues with the Cisco 2651
* Analyzing IT investment styles can help bring greater returns
* Scalix’s e-mail platform runs on Linux and works with Outlook
* Travel spending down according to National Business Travel Association survey
* EFF allows file traders to check if they are being hunted by the RIAA
* Can an enterprise company successfully market software downstream?
* Readers vote against Layer 3 switches for wiring closets
* Patches from @Stake, NetScreen, NetBSD and others * Two new Trojan horses found * Microsoft comes clean on its DoS attack, and other interesting reading
* The perils of not de-provisioning
* InfiniCon stretches InfiniBand fabric to edge of network
* Aventail OnDemand 3.0 enables smoother configuration
* XIOtech Magnitude 3D brings failover features of clustering to SANs
* 802.11a-based outdoor bridges hold appeal
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