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Networking 101
Managing a team of network professionals can involve learning a whole new language. Our Networking 101 series is designed to get you up to speed on the nuts and bolts of networking.
Ready for VoIP: Network Management Architectures: Telchemy By Mark A. Miller -
Standards & Protocols Article Published July 3, 2008
Telchemy's claim to fame is its embedded software, built into many phones and infrastructure devices and deployed by a host of customers.
Networking 101: Subnets Realized (Including IPv6) By Charlie Schluting -
Standards & Protocols Article Published July 1, 2008 Best of ENP: If subnets are such a pain to calculate, why do we have them at all? This and more in this week's Networking 101.
Networking 101: Understanding Subnets and CIDR By Charlie Schluting -
Standards & Protocols Article Published June 24, 2008 Best of ENP: Calculating subnets can be tricky work. This installment of Networking 101 offers some tips and a few practice exercises to get you started.
Network Management Architectures: Agilent Technologies By Mark A. Miller -
Standards & Protocols Article Published June 19, 2008
Focusing on call signaling, Agilent's NgN Analysis System is a carrier-class toolkit for fine-tuning VoIP and IMS network performance.
Government Not Driving IPv6 for Enterprise By Sean Michael Kerner -
Standards & Protocols Article Published June 13, 2008
With two weeks to go till the OMB mandate kicks in, is there a mad rush toward getting things done?
Ready for VoIP: Network Management Architectures: Netcordia By Mark A. Miller -
Standards & Protocols Article Published June 12, 2008
This is monitoring and analysis for the most complex networkseven offering PBXvendor-specific VoIP modules.
Ready for VoIP: Network Management Architectures: Wildpackets By Mark A. Miller -
Standards & Protocols Article Published June 5, 2008
Wildpackets offers a very complete line of tools for monitoring and troubleshooting both network and application performance.
Ready for VoIP: Network Management Architectures: Empirix By Mark A. Miller -
Standards & Protocols Article Published May 23, 2008
This Massachusetts-based company offers a comprehensive line of tools designed to facilitate the transition to newer telecom technologies.
Wi-Fi: Define Minimum SNR Values for Signal Coverage By Jim Geier -
Standards & Protocols Article Published May 16, 2008
Performing an RF site survey requires more than just ensuring that users are able to connect to an access point. Learn how to assess signal-to-noise ratio to define effective range boundaries.
Ready for VoIP: Network Management Architectures: RADCOM By Mark A. Miller -
Standards & Protocols Article Published May 9, 2008 Part 23: RADCOM's tools
continually monitor all network traffic, giving complete visibility into VoIP
services running on the network.
Master LDAP Directories By Charlie Schluting -
Standards & Protocols Article Published May 6, 2008 Part 1: Mastery of LDAP is
an important tool for any administrator. This week, learn how LDAP is organized and when it's not the best tool for the job.