Sunday, August 4, 2002

Compare IT: Caching Appliances Caching appliances minimize Web traffic on the corporate WAN and take the burden off of overloaded servers. Compare and get quotes from Cisco, Compaq, F5 and Network Appliance. Posted by Network Computing at 9:02:26 PM

Oracle's Groupware Challenge IBM's Lotus unit and Microsoft have owned the groupware space. But kinks are beginning to show in their respective armor. -- By Lori MacVittie Posted by Network Computing at 9:01:59 PM

BuzzCut: It's Not Intel's Fault Expect the same lukewarm reaction to Intel's new Itanium 2 processor as its predecessor received. -- By Steven J. Schuchart Jr. Posted by Network Computing at 9:01:38 PM

NWC Radio: This Week at Network Computing At last Mike and Brad rejoin for a new stream of consciousness on all that's new and strange in the world of IT. This week, our intrepid duo tackles the seedy side of spam prevention, interviewing our lab manager, Ron Anderson. Posted by Network Computing at 9:01:21 PM

Workshop: 10 Gig Can't Wait to Interoperate Those with deep pockets, lots of fiber and a need for speed will be happy to know that 802.3ae is officially a standard. Should you wait any longer? -- By Peter Morrissey Posted by Network Computing at 8:44:59 PM

Buyer's Guide: Networking in the Palm of Your Hand As PDAs move beyond the personal space and into the enterprise, you need a firm grip on the options available for your users. -- By Sean Ginevan Posted by Network Computing at 8:44:43 PM

Sneak Preview: FortiGate 500 Network Protection Gateway Despite its need for a management interface makeover, the FortiGate 500's ability to manage, inspect and route traffic between multiple subnets had us clamoring at the gate. -- By Michael J. DeMaria Posted by Network Computing at 8:44:24 PM

Sneak Preview: Rainbow Technologies NetSwift iGate This token-based authentication product provides SSL acceleration and access control; a small, per user USB key to store the token; and a slick Java-based management tool. -- By Lori MacVittie Posted by Network Computing at 8:44:03 PM

The Inside Story: Your MoM is so Phat! Our in-depth look at pricing makes readers to think about the time and work involved in rolling out a solution. -- By James Hutchinson Posted by Network Computing at 8:43:47 PM

Letters "Wake me up when the war is over -- if there is anything left of the Linux dream then." -- Charles W. Flink, AT&T Labs (retired) Read more letters here. Posted by Network Computing at 8:37:20 PM