Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
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* A look at Alexander System Protection Kit for Windows
* Five years on: five-nines availability is still the goal
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* HP’s latest version of HP-UX for Itanium has important updates
* WebmasterSolutions offers service to track performance
* Cisco rounds out VPN capabilities
* Net Insider Scott Bradner takes a look at what's going on between SCO and IBM
* E-tailers to reap the benefit of their integration efforts
* Jewish security manual could have broad application
* Cisco’s advantages and challenges in service provider edge and core routing
* Server administration with Perl-based Webmin
* The pros and cons of using Apache
* Why governments outsource
* You can't have too much knowledge
* Microsoft to license SCO Unix patents and source code
* Why Think Dynamics and IBM make a good pair
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* More on worldwide 5-GHz issues
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