Juniper Networks Q4 Revenues Decline

The big carriers are starting to spend less on networking gear and services and wasn't good for Juniper's Q4 but, for the year, the company came out nine percent ahead.

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The Pros & Cons of Booting from SAN

Like most things, booting up from SAN vs. the server's hard drive does offer many benefits but there are few caveat emptors along the way. But, if managed correctly, they may not be that big a deal.

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f5 Pitches ADCs as Firewalls

Application delivery controller vendor gets certified as a firewall solution enabling it to be used in PCI-DSS certification efforts.

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Juniper Networks Q4 Revenues Decline

Sean Michael Kerner | Jan 27, 2012

The big carriers are starting to spend less on networking gear and services and wasn't good for Juniper's Q4 but, for the year, the company came out nine percent ahead. Read More >

Software

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Rackspace Open Sources Dreadnot for Data Center Software Deployment

Sean Michael Kerner | Jan 11, 2012

New open source tool was developed in support of Rackspace's always-on data center monitoring efforts. Read More >

Security

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f5 Pitches ADCs as Firewalls

Sean Michael Kerner | Jan 26, 2012

Application delivery controller vendor gets certified as a firewall solution enabling it to be used in PCI-DSS certification efforts. Read More >

WAN and LAN

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Heading to the Cloud with Greater Openness

Arthur Cole | Jan 20, 2012

Open standards architectures are the best approach as enterprises crow-bar their infrastructures out of the proprietary Dark Ages and embrace a rapidly changing and connected world. Read More >

Management

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VeriSign Growing Revenues and Domain Name Base

Sean Michael Kerner | Jan 27, 2012

As renewal of the .com registry nears, VeriSign posts strong 2011 results Read More >

Networking In-Depth

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Interop Las Vegas 2011 Special Coverage

The Interop conference and exhibition features vendors from all branches of IT, but it's still considered the networking world's premier show, with major vendors using the week to launch new networking products and announce their strategic direction. Read More >

Unified Communications

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Is Mobile Really a Network Threat?

Robert McGarvey | Jan 25, 2012

Not yet but this will undoubtedly change given what usually happens with malware, the proliferation of Android and iOS devices in the enterprise, and the organized crime syndicates behind many of today's threats. Read More >

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