| Nortel refreshes Gigabit stackables
Nortel this week extended its Gigabit Ethernet stackable switch line with a new series that features integrated 10Gbps uplinks and a model that supports up to 96 PoE ports... Will Top 25 list of software errors rescue you from rotten software?
Will the Top 25 worst software errors list released Monday be able to rescue customers from rotten software? That's the palpable hope from some security managers who have... Podcast: 5 Ways Employees can Sabotage Your Network
With a poor economy and layoffs looming at a company, the most trusted employees can often turn and become an insider threat. Tim Connelly from Netcordia discusses five different ways that they can attack your network as a way for revenge or even profit (from data theft). (7:36) Infoblox loads DNS services onto Cisco routers
nfoblox announces it will embed its core network services such as DNS and DHCP onto blades designed for Cisco's integrated services routers, which will help enterprise IT... EMC takes the gloves off with VMware
Five years after purchasing VMware, EMC is becoming more aggressive in selling its own products and services alongside those of its virtualization subsidiary. Microsoft, Novell partnership yields identity technology
Novell Monday unveiled support for a federation protocol in its identity software that represents the first fruits of its 18-month-old interoperability lab work with... Feds seek $3 million in Siemens bribe money
The U.S. government is trying to seize $3 million including bribe payments paid by Siemens to win contracts in Bangladesh. Microsoft brings fault tolerant technology to Windows
Microsoft teams with Marathon for Windows and Hyper-V High availability. Nortel employees speak out: Hopes of becoming multimillionaires dashed
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) has produced a documentary about two Nortel employees in Canada - Mark Lavoie and Paul Arbour - and how the specter of job cuts is looming over their heads and how it is affecting their families. Today on Microsoft Subnet
Marathon and Microsoft to (finally) bring fault tolerant wares to WS2008, XenServer and one day, Hyper-V; Plus, betas and more betas! Windows 7: It's still all about the XP users; Why Windows 7 will crush Linux; Windows 7 news roundup (skim and be in the know). Today on Cisco Subnet
How to pass Cisco's expert-level network design certification tests; Jimmy Ray Purser's fab tool pick: IceSword weeds out rootkits; Nortel employees speak out: Hopes of becoming multimillionaires dashed; Word of advice for upgrading to the ASR 1000; IPv6 on your cell phone. January giveaways from Cisco Subnet and Microsoft Subnet
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