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	Red Hat builds gutsy, green virtualization machine Three years in the making, Red Hat Enterprise Linux ( RHEL) 6 is a gutsy, green upgrade that features native support for KVM, the Linux kernel-based virtual machine. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: St. Bernard, now doing business as EdgeWave Spend Less on Web Security, Earn $15 GC iPrism Web Security offers award-winning protection at the perimeter, while it helps enforce your AUP. And our TCO is the lowest on the market - proven in an independent study. We'll try to match the cost of your current solution, or any competitive offer you have. You'll earn cash just for checking us out. Click here for the EdgeWave Bid Desk. In this Issue Microsoft delivers powerful enterprise backup tool Microsoft beefs up System Center with new module How we tested Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 WHITE PAPER: Iron Mountain Email Archiving For Dummies, 2nd Edition Email Archiving For Dummies, 2nd edition is designed to help you better manage your email systems by introducing email archiving. Email archiving works in conjunction with your email servers to improve how you manage email for your organization. Learn more by reading chapter one of this new edition and register now to receive the full book by mail. Read More Now. Microsoft delivers powerful enterprise backup tool Microsoft's flagship backup and archiving software, Data Protection Manager, has come a long way since we first tested it in 2005. Read More WEBCAST: Adobe Streamline Ent Business Processes with Acrobat X Series Join Adobe experts to learn how to enable your PDF documents so that multiple people, in real time, can add notes and comments, promoting a true "conversation" about your critical documents. See how to use familiar commenting tools and even enable users of the free Adobe Reader to take part in your review. Learn More Microsoft beefs up System Center with new module Service Manager delivers workflow and incident response, plus self-service help desk for end users. Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC Improving Agility, TCO, and Security Deploying agent software on every system to run scheduled jobs is expensive, both to install and maintain. In this white paper, independent analyst firm Enterprise Management Associates highlights the cost-savings, flexibility, and agility of the agentless job scheduling technology built in to BMC CONTROL-M. Read More! How we tested Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 We tested RedHat Enterprise Linux 6 on various hypervisor platforms, including VMware, XenServer, and RedHat in our NOC. NOC hardware includes Dell and HP 8 and 16 core AMD and Intel-based servers, a Compellent FC/iSCSI SAN, Extreme Networks switches, along with Windows 2008R2, Apple XServe, and other Linux servers, some in VMs. Read More
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