Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* The Reviewmeister sets about answering the question: What happens when you set filters on a router?
* FiberLink to augment Global Remote IPSec service with SSL option
* NFS past and present
* Dell adds low-end server while giving up plans at the high end
* New AT&T survey predicts high growth in two years
* A new spam menace that could put receivers in jail
* LECs vie for SOHO customers
* Redline Networks’ newest appliances sport enhanced security
* Legislators seek to imprison and fine traders who upload a single piece of copyrighted material
* Countdown to NetWare 6.5 (and the goodies within)
* Soft skills make the difference in today’s job market
* Readers weigh in on e-commerce trust issues
* SBC, Qwest line up video partnerships with satellite TV players
* Backspin columnist Mark Gibbs shares his thoughts on SCO's hounding of IBM and the Linux world
* Reader tells tale of firewall firestorm
* IEEE 802.3ak copper 10 Gigabit group continues to move rapidly
* Two readers take exception to job hunting advice offered in previous newsletter
* Netli works to speed up pipework rather than shortening the pipes
* Proposed standard and scripting language Sieve struggling to find a niche
* A response to the notion that IT could be viewed as a commodity
Add-ins provide a collaborative workspace and enhanced cell phone links.
New AT&T survey predicts high growth in two years.
* HP's Itanium 2 server lineup
* Upcoming LinuxWorld Expo announcements
* Biometrics to be used in U.S. and EU passports
* Trying to determine the quality of a voice-over-IP call
* RPC vulnerability and securing Active Directory
