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	Cisco shipping special Wi-Fi gear for arenas Cisco has announced a new Wi-Fi access point and stadium antenna that covers a smaller cell area for use in arenas and large venues to help improve user access and wireless speeds. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Accelerate WAN File Transfers by 50x According to Taneja Group research, 83% of IT managers are considering a move to the cloud a top priority. This paper highlights their research and provides guidance on how to overcome cloud adoption barriers and further leverage virtualization and consolidation efforts by strategically deploying WAN optimization. Read now! In this Issue Cloud Computing's Present and Future: What You Need to Know IPv6 Deployment Misperception: Private IPv4 Address Space and NAT are all I need CCNA Lab Part 8: How Many Switches, and Which Ones? Farewell to the DS-0? Apathy, law enforcement complications keep cybercrime hopping WEBCAST: Cymphonix Gain Complete Control Over Internet Bound Traffic The Cymphonix Network Composer is the only network appliance that provides comprehensive clarity into all internet bound network traffic and simply powerful tools to manage that traffic with a holistic approach. Learn More Today! Cloud Computing's Present and Future: What You Need to Know Cloud computing is entering companies with the momentum of a locomotive, writes CIO.com virtualization blogger Bernard Golden. Here, he shares the striking facts about cloud computing's present and future that he obtained while attending recent conferences on cloud computing. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP HP IT Migrates to an all HP network It's no surprise when a high-tech company uses its own products. However, the story of how HP recently migrated its own network to HP Networking equipment has unique aspects that make it relevant to all enterprises in any industry or market segment. Read now IPv6 Deployment Misperception: Private IPv4 Address Space and NAT are all I need Over the last 9+ years of doing enterprise IPv6 deployments with customers I have gathered up a list of common misperceptions that the industry, media, vendors and customers have regarding IPv6 deployment in the enterprise. This series of blog posts will focus on the Top 5 misperceptions. Like any good "Top X" list, we start at the bottom. The No. Read More WHITE PAPER: EMC The Changing Role of Network Management Read how new challenges in IT like virtualization and cloud computing are changing the role of Network Managers, who are now required to leverage automation and integrated solutions even further to adapt to these changes. Learn how EMC Ionix Network Solutions help Network Managers overcome these challenges. Read now CCNA Lab Part 8: How Many Switches, and Which Ones? It's time to wrap up (hoorah!) this spring's foray into the question of what to put in your CCNA lab. I hope that you've found the series useful. Today, I'll touch on a few final points with switches, looking at two questions. First, how many do you really need for CCNA study, and can you mix the switch models? How Many Switches The short answer is that you need 1, could really use 2, get some benefit... Read More Farewell to the DS-0? In the most recent article about SIP Trunking, we mentioned that service providers are now starting to provide packet-based services for intercompany communications for voice and other multimedia communications. As such, we may be saying a semi-final farewell to the DS-0, a – or even the – fundamental building block for telecommunications networks for about 50 years. Read More Apathy, law enforcement complications keep cybercrime hopping General public apathy and collaboration with the law enforcement community assure that cybercrimes of all sorts will continue to rise. Read More
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