The IT Guy: Cable under the table
Posted by: 2020viip
I've been a writer and editor in the enterprise networking market for 11 years now, and one topic I dread being asked about is network management. I didn't really understand it when I...
Last night I was watching Attack of the Show again and they mentioned a site called BuzzFeed, which picks up the latest and greatest Web trends and conversations and...
Tell me you haven't heard this before: Getting a certification earns you more pay. This week, however, Foote Partners LLC released a
Back in July, I wrote in a SearchNetworking newsletter about the challenge of choosing the right network management tool:
There's not only overlap among these tools, but also a lot of variation in what they aim to manage -- so much so that an apples-to-apples comparison is...
Last Friday, G4TV's Attack of the Show named the wireless Belkin N1 Vision the...
Recently, Tom Keating at TMC wrote in his blog about Digium acquiring Switchvox, a proprietary Asterisk-based VoIP solution. Keating had interviewed Asterisk inventor and Digium CTO, Mark Spencer, who explained that one of the goals of that acquisition was to assimilate some...
Around this time last year, network access control (NAC) was the be-all, end-all for network security. Performing pre- and post-admission checks on devices before allowing them access to the network and applications was still a relatively fresh concept.
For about as long as routers, switches and cables have been connecting critical functions of the business network, people have been using that same technology to connect socially -- whether for sharing notes on open source tool configuration, trading MP3s of their favorite...