Opinion

This week on Network World Fusion, 07/08/03

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

Protecting your WLAN from attacks

Microsoft’s Munich

ID mgmt. poised for next stage

Get reacquainted with life in the trenches

* Feeling your team's pain

Musings from Readers

Juniper kills the ‘WaveSmith-killer’

Happy 4th of July

Gold digging? Maybe not.

Two new tools to play with

SMBs attract enterprise players

* Watch your wallet when the big guys come calling

Route analytics solve age-old IP problem

* Comparing route analytics products

Don’t reveal too much

* How people and companies often give out too much information online

Mailbag: Continuing education

* Reader feedback on continuing education

Two examples of IM business use

* Two perspectives on the use of instant messaging in business

Proposed bill could pit the FBI against file traders

* Should the FBI be recruited to help the entertainment industry's fight against file trading?

Keeping the best

* Tips for retaining all-star employees

Mailbag: Is Microsoft doing enough to combat spam?

* Frustration reigns over spam

UnitedLinux

* The Reviewmeister takes a look at UnitedLinux

Novell does Linux again

* Some NetWare services have been available on Linux for some time

The disks spin on

* Catching up with disk drives: SCSI and ATA

NetFlash: ISS warns of coordinated attack

Web site defacement contest?

* Patches from Red Hat, Conectiva, others * Beware e-mails with the subject line: "El fin se puede hackear a hotmail!!" * Report: Bugbear, Sobig top viruses so far in 2003, and other interesting reading

Mysticom ships transceiver for 10 Gig over copper

* Mysticom’s transceiver runs copper-based 10 Gigabit Ethernet over 25 meters

Aventail aims to simplify SSL remote access mgmt., drops prices

* Aventail works to streamline policy and access mgmt.

Juniper kills the ‘WaveSmith-killer’

* Also, LuxN provides access to Sorrento; and Qwest goes long in the Land of Lakes

NCR moves from satellites to eCDN

* NCR streams media on the ground instead of through satellites

Storage vendor Veritas beefs up server provisioning

* Veritas updates server-provisioning software

World’s Smallest Film Festival still searching for entries

Outsource the Web content problem

* Third-party help in maintaining a secure and helpful Web site