Why is Cisco adopting the SIP protocol?
Our SearchNetworkingChannel.com expert says it's a good for Cisco to embrace SIP as a networking protocol standard alongside SCCP, or their Skinny Client Control Protocol. Do you agree? Why or why not?
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| May 9 2008 3:19 PM GMT
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Donnellymp
Networking Channel, Channel, SIP
Is now the time for Power over Ethernet?
Our SearchNetworkingChannel.com expert says that it might be best to hold off recommending Power over Ethernet to networking clients until the 802.3an standard gets widely adopted. What do you think? Is there any benefit to going with Power over Ethernet now?
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| May 5 2008 2:18 PM GMT
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Donnellymp
Networking Channel, Channel, Power over Ethernet
When should your clients upgrade?
What are the top reasons your clients should upgrade their network infrastructure? Our SearchNetworkingChannel.com expert says performance, reliability and security have to be at the top of the list. What do you think?
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| Apr 17 2008 1:28 PM GMT
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Donnellymp
Networking Channel, Channel, Network infrastructure
How can service providers ensure that network projects succeed?
We all hear the horror stories about network projects gone wrong. But is success all down to black magic or the luck of the draw? On SearchNetworkingChannel.com, expert Matt Vlasach says there are some simple steps -- Discovery, Design, Deployment and Maintenance -- you can follow to make sure your...
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| Apr 10 2008 1:59 PM GMT
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Donnellymp
Networking Channel, Channel, Networking Services
Are network access control products finally living up to their billing?
Network access control (NAC) products sound like a good idea. And they seem to work well to protect against inadvertent pollution by authorized users. But some experts think we should be skeptical that NAC products can fend off hostile attacks. Do you think NAC products are being oversold as the...
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| Apr 9 2008 4:08 PM GMT
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Donnellymp
Security Channel, Networking Channel
How to determine if a client-side Internet connection is using VPN?
A German Seti@Home user is asking the Boinc developers' forum how one can determine if a TCP/IP connection is a VPN connection or not. Management of his company does not want Boinc using the connection if it is a VPN. Can you tell me how one can tell if a client-side Internet connection is a VPN...
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| Apr 4 2008 7:42 PM GMT
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Networking Channel ATE
Channel, Networking Channel, VPN
Need help designing a network for videoconferencing for a campus?
What type of severs, routers, bridges, switches and cables are suitable for videoconferencing?Also, how do you design a network for videoconferencing for a campus? Please help me. Thank you.
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| Apr 4 2008 7:27 PM GMT
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Networking Channel ATE
Channel, Networking Channel, Video conferencing
