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Seagate set to shake up the SATA drive market
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Learning to speak IP
After our look at the basics of firewalling, on to more advanced stuff – Network Address Translation (NAT).
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Protecting storage data behind the firewall
DataFort wire-speed encryption secures DAS, NAS, SAN and tape.
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Where disk storage will end up next
A new era in home computing is on the way.
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Two cheers for Storage Tank
Some more products from IBM but there's still some way to go.
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The basics of firewalls
The firewall is supposed to be the high castle wall of the network. But it doesn’t pay to leave the drawbridge down.
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Wi-Fi networking, lo-fi security?
Steps towards the secure wireless LAN.
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Patch management - part II
Operating systems, firewalls, routers, switches; good patch management systems are critical to keeping them running.
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Don't be at a loss with RAID
The algorithmics of RAID
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Life after the worm
Last month we published an account of a network manager coping in the first hours after the Blaster Worm had stuck. In this account a US-based sysadmin is still dealing with its aftermath.
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SCSI by name, SCSI by nature
What's it all about?
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Increased interest in tape libraries
Innovations look to prolong technology's lifespan.
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The problem with utility computing
How many vendors' claims should we swallow?
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Symantec's quest for more power
What does the merger mean for users?
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Comparing Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPRS
How to assess the technologies.
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Wireless in the office - the architecture wars
Safety first?
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A world scrambled - encryption rebel Phil Zimmermann
Big Brother is cuddly. Big Brother will protect you. Or Big Brother is just a TV show. Counter-culture crypto expert Phil Zimmermann is worried.
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Don't get caught out by MPLS
Before you get talked into MPLS services, read our overview of its pitfalls.
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The Enterprise Tape Generation Game
IBM, Sony and StorageTek continue to slug it out.
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Windows vs Linux - the true cost
Twisted assumptions, bent figures, business as usual.
