Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* NetWare to run on two kernels: NetWare and Linux
* Former DoubleClick exec hired to protect consumers' personal info
* Windows Server 2003 promises faster streaming
* The impact of MCI's rebirth
* Backspin columnist Mark Gibbs claims there are two solutions to choose from to achieve perfection
* Patches from Debian, Conectiva, others * Beware NetBIOS Trojan * PDA and wireless security hot topic at RSA, and other interesting reading
* Power utility does telecom right * Not so temporary * Good news for standards lovers * When imperfection strikes
* WLAN protocol analyzers from Sniffer
* Moves by Nokia, NAI, et al, to boost security of firewall/VPN boxes
* Warp Solutions gives its appliance partial page caching abilities
* Patches from Microsoft, Conectiva, SGI, others * Top 5 viruses for the week of April 7-13 * IMlogic adds security to IM Manager, and other interesting reading
* PanIP’s patent lawsuits
* Novell gives away Small Business Suite
* Bulletproofing systems the telco industry way
* Breaking through old barriers to managed services
* Cisco unveils Catalyst 3750 switch, which is ‘IPv6-capable’
* Readers share their thoughts on what motivates them
* Examples of how managed e-mail services can be worthwhile
* Gartner peers into Itanium crystal ball and likes what it sees
* Readers relate frustration with Linksys NAS EFG80
* Stifling innovation or protecting copyright?
* Tips from the Internet Fraud Complaint Center
* IT executives look to preserve mainframe and legacy-system knowledge as aging employees retire
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