October 19, 2008 2:06 PM
Posted by: Tony Bradley
availability,
communications,
data,
Encryption,
mission-critical,
Security,
VLAN,
VoIPFor most businesses, VoIP offers a compelling business argument. Merging the voice network with the data network means only implementing one hardware and wiring infrastructure. VoIP systems are easier to administer and maintain that traditional PSTN phones. The list goes on and on.
VoIP is not...
October 19, 2008 1:28 PM
Posted by: Tony Bradley
Encryption,
Security,
VLAN,
VoIPOne of the biggest problems with information security is that it is almost always reactive. The entire antivirus industry is built on a model where new threats are unleashed on the unprotected public first, then the antivirus vendors capture a sample and create a defense for the threat to add to...
January 28, 2008 4:30 PM
Posted by: Tony Bradley
Subnets,
Switches,
VLAN,
WANOne of the ways to organize your network so that it is easier to manage and protect is to segment it into smaller, interconnected subnets. Using a virtual LAN, or VLAN, you can easily and conveniently set up separate subnets, and connect ports from various switches, or even separate buildings, so...
November 30, 2007 5:44 PM
Posted by: Tony Bradley
Ethernet,
IP,
IP communications,
Network Access Control,
Networking,
UCC,
Unified Communications,
VLAN,
VoIP,
wi-fi,
WirelessWhat are your plans for your network infrastructure for 2008? Do you have a holiday wish list or some New Year's resolutions regarding the technologies you want to implement or the changes you plan to make? TechTarget's SearchNetworking site conducted a survey of over 1,200 respondents and they...
November 29, 2007 2:17 PM
Posted by: Tony Bradley
ARP Poisoning,
Ethernet,
Hackers,
LAN,
Networking,
Security,
Switches,
VLANThis blog is titled "Connectivity" because it deals with all aspects and issues of network connectivity. That includes how to ensure your network connectivity is secure and available, and how to make sure that malicious attackers can not intercept or disrupt your network connectivity. Do you know...
