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* P2P nets blamed for spread of Fizzer worm
* Ingate Systems improves VPN features on its appliances
* More dough for Redline Networks
* Also: Laurel, Marconi team up, while Equipe is one in name only
* IDC says server revenue down slightly in first quarter of 2003
* Archive-it’s MailStore helps protect e-mail in archives
* SAN, NAS slinks into more storage sites
* Patches from Microsoft, OpenPKG, others * Beware new version of Bugbear virus * Microsoft vows to clean up its patch management mess, and other interesting reading
* The fine line between spam trash and e-commerce opportunity
* Profile of Verizon’s JetConnect airplane messaging system
* Extend your wireless network range with signal boosters from Linksys and SMC
* As Linux grows, so do certification programs to validate expertise with the operating system
* Using single technician up to demarc could offer relief
* MCNEs need to jump a few more hurdles
* Highlights of the IT Hiring Index and Skills Report from Robert Half Technology
* This time the Reviewmeister takes a look at HP's e-Class blade server
* Network with other professionals to expand your business
* How Session Initiation Protocol lets users stay mobile
* Federal agencies track down Internet criminals
* Engineer cites rogue APs as biggest network challenge
* Readers weigh in on SCO’s Linux lawsuit
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