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Computerworld Networking News Computerworld.com connects the IT community with important news, business and technology information, as well as with their peers. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Air traffic network glitch cleared up -- for now A communications problem that yesterday hit a Georgia facility that processes flight plans has been corrected, according to the FAA. ·Review: Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2 offers some nifty new features Microsoft's latest beta of Internet Explorer 8 includes better tab management, new services such as Web Slices and Accelerators, and an interesting feature some are calling 'porn mode.' ·Should Google's Gmail outages turn you off to SaaS? Michael Osterman, an expert on messaging and communications software, says the recent Gmail outage demonstrates the need for Gmail to have an offline mode, but he thinks much of the news around the outage was only because it happened to the high-profile Google. ·Cisco buys into e-mail with $215M PostPath acquisition Cisco plans to add PostPath's e-mail and calendaring capabilities to its on-demand Web Ex Connect collaboration platform. ·Network management: Tips for managing costs Throwing more bandwidth at the problem before understanding where the bottlenecks are is expensive and wasteful, experts say. ·Mozilla extension taps into typed commands Commands that users type in Ubiquity, such as "map" and "e-mail," help find resources on the Web and can gather information from those sources in one place. ·More Networking News... View more Networking news and analysis from Computerworld.com.

InfoWorld: Networking The latest on Networking from InfoWorld. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·IEEE standardizes fast Wi-Fi roaming The IEEE has completed 802.11r, a standard that lets Wi-Fi devices roam quickly between access points, improving the performance of VoIP on enterprise LANs. ·Locked iPhones can be unlocked without a password Private information stored in Apple's iPhone and protected by a lock code can be accessed by anyone with just a few button presses. ·Alcatel-Lucent introduces Gigabit Ethernet switches Alcatel-Lucent is delivering a new family of Gigabit Ethernet switches that fit into its architecture for blending data, voice and wireless connectivity and are designed for small and midsize businesses. ·Network management: Tips for managing costs Of all of the ongoing expenses needed to keep corporate IT running, network-related costs are perhaps the most unwieldy. New technologies, changing requirements, and ongoing equipment maintenance and upgrades keep IT staff on their toes and money flowing out the door. But there are ways to manage network costs. ·Bluetooth will be missing from Google Android While developers have been hard at work building Android applications that can use GPS, Wi-Fi, and cameras, they just discovered they likely won't be able to offer applications that use one common mobile phone feature: Bluetooth. ·SSDs are hot, but not without security risks Solid-state drives are fast becoming popular replacements for hard drives, especially in laptops, but experts caution that SSDs aren't as secure as commonly thought. ·Amazon launches persistent EC2 cloud storage Amazon's Web Services operation Thursday launched a persistent storage service for its Elastic Cloud Compute (EC2) cloud computing service. ·Comcast: No new traffic management plan yet Comcast has made no final decisions on how to manage network congestion, despite news reports Wednesday that it will slow traffic for heavy users for up to 20 minutes during times of peak network use. ·Update: Ericsson, STMicro to form mobile chip venture Ericsson and STMicroelectronics will form a joint venture to build semiconductors and platforms for mobile devices, the companies said Wednesday. ·Update: Online encyclopedia lists internal network security threats A free online encyclopedia of internal network security issues was released Tuesday by network security provider Promisec, which includes popular Web-based applications among possible data-loss threats.

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Network Computing Network Computing summaries and links to features, reviews, workshops, sneak previews, columns, and the like. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Rolling Review: Web 2.0 Tools Demand A Cautious Approach Map out security and answer data ownership questions before you deploy. ·Rolling Review: Windows Server 2008 Server Core Server Core provides a stripped-down and secure Windows build. ·Rollout: Prism EventTracker Log Management System We put version 6.0 of EventTracker to the test and found it on par with rivals in ease of use, and ahead in scalability. ·Rolling Review: Patch Up Your Windows Kaseya targets Microsoft shops that need reliable patch management but are on tight budgets. ·Rolling Review: LANDesk Patch Manager The fourth entry in our patch management Rolling Review, LANDesk Patch Manager, is a cross-platform offering that, again, relies on agents. Are you sensing a theme here? ·Rolling Review: Windows 2008 Server PowerShell We set out to determine whether PowerShell is usable, and learnable, for the masses of Windows admins who prefer to point and click their way through daily tasks. ·XKL Brings New Life To Dark Fiber New system from Cisco co-founder Len Bosack taps existing cable for low-cost, no-fuss optical networks. ·StillSecure Steps Up SafeAccess out-of-band NAC appliance performs host assessment and enforcement, but setup and management can be complex. ·Rolling Review: BigFix Enterprise Suite 7.0.7.96 Our third entry in this Rolling Review has more than patch management in its bag of tricks. ·Rolling Review Kickoff: Network Behavior Analysis Systems Network behavior analysis systems promise to defend your network against unknown attacks. We'll put these claims to the test.

News@Cisco: Headlines and News Releases News@Cisco: Headlines and News Releases View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Cisco Announces Definitive Agreement to Acquire PostPath SAN JOSE, Calif. - August 27, 2008 - Building upon its commitment to provide a comprehensive collaboration portfolio, Cisco today announced its intent to acquire privately held PostPath, Inc., a provider of innovative email and calendaring software. Based in Mountain View, Calif. with additional development operations in Sofia, Bulgaria, PostPath will enhance the existing email and calendaring capabilities of Cisco's ... ·Cisco to Power Global Video Transmission of News Broadcasters' Coverage of the 2008 U.S. Presidential Nominating Conventions SAN JOSE, Calif. - August 27, 2008 - Cisco announced today it has been selected to provide the Internet Protocol (IP) video network infrastructure and video-encoding solutions to Genesis Networks for the broadcast video transmission of Reuters news clients' coverage for the U.S. Presidential Nominating Conventions. Genesis Networks, Inc. provides managed broadcast video transmission services for broadcasters and has ... ·Terremark Selects Cisco Virtualization Technology for Infinistructure Utility-Computing Platform in Europe AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, and MADRID, Spain - August 27, 2008 - Cisco today announced that Terremark Worldwide Inc., a leading global provider of managed IT infrastructure services, has launched its InfinistructureTM utility-computing platform in Europe with Cisco® virtualization technology deployed on a Cisco Internet Protocol Next-Generation Network architecture. Terremark has just completed the deployment of the new ... ·TT&T in Thailand Deploys First Cisco WiMAX Network in Asia Pacific at Mae Fah Luang University BANGKOK, Thailand, August 26, 2008 - TT&T is deploying the first Cisco WiMAX network in Asia Pacific at Mae Fah Luang University. Expected to help bridge the digital divide, this will also be the first production WiMAX network in Thailand once the rollout is completed in September. Located in Chiang Rai province in north Thailand, Mae Fah Luang University selected TT&T to deploy the network after it obtained a WiMAX ... ·Linksys Helps Make Home Networking Greener ·Cisco Announces Upcoming Schedule of Events with the Financial Community SAN JOSE Calif., August 25, 2008 - Cisco today announced that it will participate in the following upcoming events with the financial community during the month of September. The events will be webcast. Interested parties can view these events on Cisco's Web site at http://www.cisco.com/go/investors. Citibank Citi Technology Conference 2008 Wednesday, September 3, 2008 New ... ·Cisco Executive Promises 'Wave of Change at Meeting of Portuguese National Association for the Development of Telecommunicati... LISBON, Portugal - August 25, 2008 - Diogo Vasconcelos, the newly elected President of the Portuguese National Association for the Development of Telecommunications (APDC), has promised to transform the organisation's role in driving forward the country's digital agenda. "We're going to begin a wave of change in APDC's life," said Vasconcelos, Director and Distinguished Fellow in Cisco's Internet Business Solutions G ... ·Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Spearheads Comprehensive Wireless Network with Cisco's 802.11n Solution HONG KONG, August 21, 2008 - The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) and Cisco today announced that the university will provide pervasive wireless coverage in its student hostels by deploying the Cisco® 802.11n solution. The first such deployment among universities in Hong Kong, the 802.11n wireless solution will help answer the growing demand for wireless mobility among students and support bandwi ... ·Social Media Release: Cisco and Intel Release Performance Results of Real-World 802.11n Testing Highlights / Key Facts: Cisco and Intel® announce results from extensive testing of 802.11n Draft 2.0 to validate real-world performance of at least five times the throughput speed over 802.11a/b/g wireless LANs. This faster wireless connectivity will support bandwidth-intensive applications such as video and enable new ways for people to collaborate. The joint Cisco and Intel 802.11n Draft 2.0 solution provided an a ... ·First Cohort of Students from Cisco's Global Talent Acceleration Program in Middle East and North Africa Levant Graduate With... DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - August 19, 2008 - Furthering its goal to develop ongoing homegrown technical skills through education initiatives, Cisco marked the investiture of its first graduates of its Middle East and North Africa Levant (MENAL) Global Talent Acceleration Program in Dubai in early August 2008. Part of an ongoing investment in the region, the Global Talent Acceleration Program (GTAP) is a long-term ...

Network Computing Networking News Network Computing summaries and links to features, reviews, workshops, sneak previews, columns, and the like. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Microsoft Posts New Virtual Server Beta New functionality includes support for AMD's virtualization, Active Directory integration, and offline virtual hard disk mounting. ·Report: Blade Servers Gain In Enterprise Computing Blade servers continue to gain acceptance in enterprise computing as users view different ways of deploying them, a report says. ·Virtual Linux Could Be Answer To Costly Data Centers Forget the new-product hype. The biggest buzz at last week's LinuxWorld conference was the potential of Linux in the data center. ·New Chip Design Promises Terahertz Processors Proponents of the new Ballistic Deflection Transistor (BDT) technology say it'll produce computers that are faster, more powerful, and more efficient at using power. ·Red Hat A No-Show At LinuxWorld Red Hat's no-show at LinuxWorld generated a lot of buzz on the show floor and had attendees scratching their heads about why the biggest Linux distributor didn't exhibit at the biggest Linux show. ·IBM To Offer High-Availability Server To Midmarket IBM plans to start offering its high-availability option for System i servers in four-way to eight-way systems. ·CPU Surplus Swells On Intel Inventory Glut An oversupply of Intel processors and chipsets fueled a nearly 78 percent gain in global surplus semiconductor inventory from the first quarter to the second quarter, the highest level since a troublesome inventory glut in the third quarter of 2004, according to research firmiSuppli. ·Microsoft's First HPC Offering Expected To Drive New Service Opportunities Microsoft's high-performance Windows computing software will enable the software company to take market share from Linux and give service partners new opportunities for integrating and scaling out .Net applications across the Windows infrastructure, industry observers say. ·Opsware Now a Data Center Triple-Threat? Does Opsware's recent purchase of storage management vendor CreekPath Systems make it the biggest, baddest data-center automation dog around? Possibly.Possibly. ·Crash Course: Data Center Power Increasing requirements for processor cycles, memory and storage as well as higher electricity demands mean your data center is consuming more power--which means you're spending more--every day. Here's how to design a modular data center to help future-proof your investment.

iTNews Australia - Networking Breaking IT news for Australian business. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Linux netbook thieves ignore laptops Elonex web books that are preloaded with Ubuntu Linux and currently featured at Carphone Warehouse in Bracknell, UK are apparently is such high demandthat thieving opportunists stole a display model. ·Adobe rolls out online photo editing tool Adobe has announced the official release of its Photoshop Express beta. ·Computer virus hits space station A computer virus has made it onto the International Space Station (ISS), but Nasa says there is no danger to critical systems. ·Apple exaggerates iPhone capabilities Apple has been criticised for misleading customers about the amount its iPhone can do. ·Best Western downplays hack attack Hotel chain Best Western has downplayed concerns over a recent hack attack that was reported to have put at risk the personal details of all its customers since 2007. ·SMEs unprepared for business risk New research suggests small and medium-sized businesses often disappoint customers because they lack business continuity planning. ·Contactless mobile payments trialled in Melbourne Telstra, NAB and Visa are trialling a new contactless mobile phone payment system with 200 consumers and 12 merchants in Melbourne. ·Ubuntu gets major security fix Update patches kernel flaws. ·iPrimus trumps Telstra wireless broadband data limit It only took five days, but Telstra’s 10 GB wireless broadband limit has already been trumped by iPrimus with a newer, cheaper 12 GB plan. ·Mozilla steps up Firefox 3 push Mozilla is stepping up its efforts to drive users to Firefox 3.

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