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	Cisco misses on Q4 revenue Cisco missed revenue expectations for its fourth fiscal quarter. Even though the company beat Wall Street earnings expectations by a penny a share, a 27% revenue hike fell short of the Street's forecasts of 28% growth.As a result, Cisco's stock got hammered in after hours trading earlier today, after it released Q4 results. Read More WHITE PAPER: NetApp How Efficient is your Storage Environment? Learn how to store the maximum amount of data for the lowest possible cost, without compromising performance. Read More! In this Issue The DNSSEC Opportunity Are Cisco-led routing, switching specs necessary? What Will Symantec Do Next With Verisign? Do we need a Federal law for electronics recycling? Everything you need to know about building solid, reliable networks Stupid data center tricks DOWNLOAD: Brocade 802.11n and Higher Education WLAN Opportunities Discover how Brocade Mobility solutions can help higher education institutions overcoming costly and difficult WLAN technical challenges. Read more! The DNSSEC Opportunity DNSSEC is nothing new. The initial RFC was written in 1997 and the first specification was published in 1999. In spite of these efforts, secure DNS languished during the early 2000s as it wasn't a requirement for most organizations. Read More Are Cisco-led routing, switching specs necessary? Two specifications in the IETF - one authored by Cisco, the other in a working group led by a Cisco engineer - are facing some resistance due to redundancy with capabilities already or soon to be on the market. Read More WHITE PAPER: Novell Efficiently Delivering Enterprise-Class File-Based Storage IDC: Read about the exponential growth in file-based storage. Learn how having intelligence on data stored can help storage managers make smarter decisions about data storage, protection, archiving, retention, and disposition. Read Now. What Will Symantec Do Next With Verisign? Symantec's acquisition of the Verisign security assets closed earlier this week. This frees Symantec to tell the world what it bought and what role the Verisign services play. Good thing. Symantec caught a lot of flack for buying a legacy SSL certificates business. In truth, this deal could be much more -- a SaaS authentication and PKI offering to broker trust relationships in B2C and B2B transactions. ... Read More Do we need a Federal law for electronics recycling? A move could be afoot to get the Federal government behind a national law that would standardize the way electronic equipment is disposed of and or recycled. Read More WHITE PAPER: Gigamon Systems Gigamon in the Data Center "Downtime in the data center" is a concept that should be forbidden in any organization. Yet the only way to eliminate that unspeakable word is to prevent it from happening at all. How so? Data Access Switches that allow complete visibility and secure access to monitor and analyze all mission critical data, 24/7. Learn More Everything you need to know about building solid, reliable networks InfoWorld's networking primer walks you through the fundamentals, from the right switches to the right network monitoring techniques Read More Stupid data center tricks A university network brought to its knees when someone inadvertently plugged two network cables into the wrong hub. An employee injured after an ill-timed entry into a data center. Overheated systems shut down after a worker changes a data center thermostat setting from Fahrenheit to Celsius. Read More
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