Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* TiMetra Networks finally reveals why Alcatel wants to acquire it
* BBX Technologies steps up against malware
* Microsoft product activation problems down under
* Research figures suggest users are shying away from IP VPN and metro Ethernet
* The benefits of instant messaging
* SCO shows Linux and Unix code to analysts
* Recruiter Korn/Ferry clues us in on some common interview mistakes
* The Reviewmeister was dazzled by Belkin's installation applications
* FaxCore lets you manage faxes as easily as e-mail
* F5 changed to stay afloat and prosper in Layer 4-7 switch world
* Harvest attacks are one way spammers get valid e-mail addresses
* Sun reduces prices on Sun Fire V880 and V480 servers
* Device- vs. net management-based QoS
* Palm to acquire Handspring
* Altnet hopes to use Kazaa network to distribute authorized files
* Utility computing
* Blue Lance audits NetWare
* Don’t fall victim to ‘cry wolf’ syndrome
* AEP SSL gear will sport full IPSec VPN functions by September
* LVL7 ports its network software to chips made by Broadcom
* Patches from SGI, Debian, others * Beware worm that spreads via ADMIN$ and IPC$ network shares * Microsoft to kill popular Linux antivirus product, and other interesting reading
