* Pneumatic nets haven't gone down the tubes * WLAN vendors spar over methods * Convergence at the forefront at MCI * Buffalo spammer gets up to 7 years * Network World Fusion Radio * Today on Layer 8 * This week’s top 5 stories
* IBM uses own grid technology for ISV program * Tech Ed: Microsoft extends product support to 10 years * Dell, EMC roll out low-cost SAN device * Yahoo adds anti-spyware service to toolbar * Today on Layer 8
* WLAN hot spots may not be all they’re cracked up to be
* Microsoft outlines identity management roadmap * Tech Ed: Microsoft to kill 'Kodiak' code name * CA goes after patch management * CA unveils WLAN management * Management vendor Oculan closes doors * VeriSign acquires wireless services pr
* Cisco’s HFR is here * The New Data Center: Spotlight on storage * Network Associates readies updated security appliances * Software glitch knocks out Akamai * New online help column: Server Sleuths * Today on Layer 8
* SGI has 10 Gigabit Ethernet option for servers, workstations, storage devices
* Cisco aims to own used-gear market * WLAN switch execs come to dinner * Experts disagree about seriousness of IOS code theft * Q&A: Life after Verizon sees BBN returning to its roots * Today on Layer 8
* Maybe it’s time to think differently about voice * The long arm of Linux * Fill ‘er up * The beginning of something big
* Are you 133t? * Network World Fusion Radio: Joel Snyder on SIP * Tellabs buys AFC * Phishing scourge prompts calls for change * Today on Layer 8 * This week’s top 5 stories
