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July 6, 2011  5:05 PM

A reader responds: Metro Ethernet not all it’s cracked up to be



Posted by: Jessica Scarpati
Carrier Ethernet, carrier services, Ethernet, Metro Ethernet, MPLS, network management, WANs, wide area networks

Our recent story on WAN pros who are adopting Metro Ethernet prompted one reader to chime in that Ethernet-based WAN services are not all...

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December 10, 2010  3:46 PM

Are there any hidden service provider costs for an IPv6 migration?



Posted by: Jessica Scarpati
carrier services, IPv6, op-ex

News stories are often a moving target. We sometimes start out with one angle, hit a dead end and swerve in another direction entirely. Today's story on SearchEnterpriseWAN explores some of the

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September 14, 2010  9:47 PM

Nemertes 2010 PilotHouse Awards for WAN technology



Posted by: Tessa Parmenter
carrier services, cloud computing, cloud computing services, equipment vendors, Ethernet, MPLS, WAN, WAN optimization

The Nemertes 2010 PilotHouse Awards were announced today to highlight the highest-rated IT vendors in various markets ranging from WAN optimization to cloud carriers. These awards are not cherry-picked by...

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November 10, 2009  11:11 PM

Managed WAN services: Who you gonna call?



Posted by: KateGerwig
carrier services, managed services, WAN

WAN stands for wide area network, right? Since that’s the case, Current Analysis Research Director Brian Washburn believes in going wide or going home if you’re looking for a managed WAN services provider. When it comes to breadth, depth and reach of...

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September 14, 2009  8:39 PM

From the WAN mailbag: IPv6, WAN jobs, the carrier connection



Posted by: TScannell
carrier services, ftp, IP addressing, IPv4, IPv6, managed services, WAN jobs

In order to succeed, journalism has to be a two-way street.  Reporters talk to people, these people provide

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