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ConSentry enforces access policies | Network World

ConSentry is introducing a new product that incorporates its network access control hardware and software into an Ethernet switch, making it possible to enforce access policies on a port-by-port basis.

Sun fights UltraSparc sunset with Linux | Network World

Sun's recent move to promote Linux use on its UltraSparc architecture for servers may be a strategic play to keep the vendor's hardware line selling, but it could also be a more tactical or short-term move for users looking to build an enterprise data center platform.

Unified communications from resellers is more than just buying voice and e-mail services | Network World

We recently had a chance to talk about the support systems integrators, consultants and value-added resellers provide unified communications deployments, with Steve McDonald, enterprise architect and co-director for the unified communications practice at Optimus Solutions. Optimus provides systems designed to streamline business processes and improve communication in the workplace. The company's 170 employees offer a range of integration and consulting services, as well as hardware, software and storage pr

Nortel’s Terabit Cluster evaluated | Network World

It has been a while since I’ve highlighted a report from The Tolly Group, which many readers found useful. Tolly recently evaluated Nortel’s Terabit Cluster Solution, which the testing firm describes as a combination of resilient hardware and software in Nortel’s Ethernet Routing Switch 8600.

Zapping ‘zappers’ | Network World

In cases of suspected embezzlement via software, I think we have to seize the working system, not only make bitwise copies of the data but also create a clone of the entire system using hardware that's as close to the original as possible, and then exercise the clone under tight observation using known inputs as if we were conducting a thoroughgoing software quality assurance inspection.

ShoreTel upgrades its call manager and adds new voice switches | Network World

ShoreTel earlier this week announced several software and hardware upgrades and two new voice switches. Included in the announcement are enhancements to the ShoreWare Call Manager product line, more open interfaces for integration, and adds two new voice switches: the ShoreGear 24A and the ShoreGear 30.

A mid-tier of storage is beginning to appear | Network World

What will be in store for us on the hardware front during the New Year? The most significant trends will all center on storage tiering.

Licensing change opens Apple Leopard Server to virtualization | Network World

A change to the licensing agreement for Apple’s OS X Leopard Server operating system software will allow users to run virtual machines on Apple hardware. Before Mac OS X Leopard shipped, the license agreement for Apple’s server software did not permit virtualization.

Keep pace with vulnerabilities | Network World

Keeping track of the changing threat and vulnerability picture is a challenge for any security or network administration team. Threats change because of the constant efforts of Bad Actors who actively seek to exploit known vulnerabilities and to discover new ones. Vulnerabilities change because of changes in software versions, installation of new hardware or new firmware, installation of new software patches, and changes in network topology.

Cisco takes another plunge into network management | Network World

I remember when some Cisco executives positioned the company as a software vendor, not a hardware vendor - its R&D focused a lot more on IOS and other software than the networking hardware surrounding it. And to a large degree for better, and in some ways for worse (as constant updates could drive networking planners crazy), the software inside Cisco's networking devices has been a product and brand definer. However, I don't believe that anyone in the broader market assumed that Cisco was fundamentally in

Cisco takes another plunge into network management | Network World

I remember when some Cisco executives positioned the company as a software vendor, not a hardware vendor - its R&D focused a lot more on IOS and other software than the networking hardware surrounding it. And to a large degree for better, and in some ways for worse (as constant updates could drive networking planners crazy), the software inside Cisco's networking devices has been a product and brand definer. However, I don't believe that anyone in the broader market assumed that Cisco was fundamentally in

Ruby on Rails suffers from serious flaws | Network World

Ruby on Rails programmers will want to take note of this newsletter: The company that oversees development of the coding language is warning of "serious" flaws in the system, which could be exploited to take over systems. Also, the major VOIP hardware vendors are issuing patches for a number of common flaws in their respective systems. And, Adobe has patched Acrobat to fix a flaw that could be used to take over an non-patched system.

Even Santa could benefit from on-demand computing | Network World

The purpose of utility computing is to provide services to the user base when those services are needed (hence, the other generally used term for utility computing - "on-demand"). Costs for the hardware, management, infrastructure and other assets are shared across the various user groups, and when it comes to actually paying for the storage you use - as in the case with most utilities - you pay as you go.

Record bitcoin payment of $1 million spent on new mining hardware | Network World

Bitpay, a company that lets businesses accept payments in the Bitcoin virtual currency, has just processed its first US$1 million transaction.

Distributor rides IT boom in Eastern Europe | Network World

Elko Group, one of Eastern Europe's biggest wholesalers of computer hardware and peripherals, is riding a wave of demand for its products spurred by rapid economic growth in its nine-country region.

Google’s 4K video format to hit TVs, mobile devices, PCs | Network World

Google is working with hardware makers so TVs, smartphones and PCs can play 4K content from YouTube and other streaming services while consuming almost half the bandwidth required by high-definition videos today.

Motorola’s Project Ara aims to create a customizable mobile platform | Network World

Motorola is developing a free, open hardware platform for creating highly modular smartphones.

WatchGuard releases high availability Firebox X Peak | Network World

WatchGuard this week is introducing a hardware platform called Firebox X Peak as well as a new operating system for all its X family of IPSec VPN/firewall appliances.

HP Software earnings show promise in down economy | Network World

Not so long ago, HP made public its ambitious plan to become a leading software provider. With chief Mark Hurd at the helm, the company known for making most of its money via hardware and other products declared it would speed to the top of the software market as well. And recent earnings announcements show HP's efforts could help it achieve this goal and s쳮d financially despite tough economic times.

Canonical chases deal to ship Ubuntu server OS | Network World

Canonical Ltd., the company that supports Ubuntu Linux, is trying to work out a deal with hardware vendors such as Dell Inc. to make Ubuntu available preinstalled on servers.

Cisco competitors say Nexus 9000 brings closed hardware to an open software game | Network World

Cisco's network competitors VMware, Arista and HP predictably found holes in this week's launch of the Insieme Networks product line and strategy.

Savvis launches security service | Network World

Service provider Savvis this week plans to announce a managed service that offers a variety of security features without requiring hardware or software at a customer's location.

Savvis launches security service | Network World

Service provider Savvis this week plans to announce a managed service that offers a variety of security features without requiring hardware or software at a customer's location.

Savvis launches security service | Network World

Service provider Savvis this week plans to announce a managed service that offers a variety of security features without requiring hardware or software at a customer's location.

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