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Can you build a mesh 802.11n backbone yet?
Wireless in the EnterpriseThis newsletter is sponsored by Motorola Good Technology GroupNetwork World's Wireless in the Enterprise Newsletter, 10/31/07Can you build a mesh 802.11n backbone yet?By Joanie WexlerHigh-speed aggregate core networks built from a mesh of intercommunicating Draft 2.0 802.11n nodes could alleviate having to cable every wireless LAN access point to an Ethernet switch. Such an approach could conserve significant resources as Wi-Fi deployments grow. And 802.11n mesh APs could be deployed in small enough numbers so that eventual upgrades to final standards in a year or so, if needed, would not be overwhelming. This potential application of the technology begs the question: Where can you get Draft 2.0 802.11n products that also support mesh?
Perhaps the first available such animal will come from WLAN-maker Ruckus Wireless. A spokesman says Ruckus will ship an 802.11n Draft 2.0-compatible version of its ZoneFlex AP—a mesh-capable AP used with a Ruckus WLAN controller—in December. Ruckus has traditionally focused on high-quality, high-speed Wi-Fi consumer applications such as streaming media but branched out in May to embrace small and midsized enterprise wireless networking requirements with its business-class ZoneFlex line. In addition, Colubris says it will ship its MAP-625 802.11n access point later this quarter and that it will support Colubris’s existing Local Mesh Protocol for backhaul applications. A sampling of other 802.11n mesh plans in the industry: * Aruba Wireless: All currently shipping Aruba APs support meshing. The company says its mesh product line will include 802.11n on or before first-quarter 2008. * Cisco: A version of the enterprise market leader’s Draft 2.0-compatible Aironet 1250 802.11n access point that supports mesh “will be coming soon, by year-end or early next year,” according to a company spokesman. * Firetide: Focused on radio-agnostic mesh networking for indoor and outdoor use, the company is “evaluating both 802.11n and WiMAX modules” for its systems, says Manish Chandra, product manager. He adds that, because of Firetide-proprietary technology, the company’s existing 802.11a and 802.11g products can achieve 70Mbps speeds from one AP to another (across a single hop) or sustained 35Mbps end-to-end speeds today. He indicated that these higher-than-average Wi-Fi speeds have tempered the need for 802.11n’s 100Mbps-and-up speeds among its customer base. * Meru Networks: VP of strategic marketing Rachna Ahlawat says the company’s new AP-300 802.11a/b/g/n series AP will support mesh sometime during the first quarter of 2008. * Motorola/Symbol: Will be beta testing Draft 2.0 802.11n in the first quarter of 2008. It plans to ship 802.11n mesh-capable products in the first half of 2008 in what Sujai Hajela, VP and GM of Motorola’s Enterprise Mobility business, describes as “adaptive WLANs,” which allow the AP to be part of a mesh-only or combination mesh-WLAN controller network. * Trapeze Networks: Director of product marketing David Cohen says the company’s Draft 2.0 802.11n AP, integrated with its RingMaster network management and system features, “should all come together by the end of Q1” 2008. He says, “Our 802.11a/b/g AP already supports mesh network, and our .11n AP will also support mesh.” Editor's note: Starting Nov. 12 week, you will notice a number of enhancements to Network World newsletters that will provide you with more resources and more news links relevant to the newsletter's subject. Beginning Monday, Nov. 12, the Wireless in the Enterprise Newsletter, written by Joanie Wexler, will be merged with the Wireless News Alert and will be named the Wireless Alert. You'll get Joanie's analysis of the wireless market, which you will be able to read in full at NetworkWorld.com, plus links to the day's wireless news and other relevant resources. This Alert will be mailed on Mondays and Wednesdays. We hope you will enjoy the enhancements and we thank you for reading Network World newsletters.
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| Contact the author: Joanie Wexler is an independent networking technology writer/editor in California's Silicon Valley who has spent most of her career analyzing trends and news in the computer networking industry. She welcomes your comments on the articles published in this newsletter, as well as your ideas for future article topics. Reach her at joanie@jwexler.com. This newsletter is sponsored by Motorola Good Technology GroupARCHIVEArchive of the Wireless in the Enterprise Newsletter. BONUS FEATURE90% of IT Managers are leaving their company at risk for a DNS ATTACK. Get the tools and resources you need to keep your DNS healthy and secure. Run a DNSreport on your domain today - 56 critical tests run in 8 seconds. Visit www.dnsreport.com to learn more. (apply coupon NWW2007NLA for a 25% membership discount) PRINT SUBSCRIPTIONS AVAILABLE International subscribers, click here. SUBSCRIPTION SERVICESTo subscribe or unsubscribe to any Network World newsletter, change your e-mail address or contact us, click here. This message was sent to: security.world@gmail.com. Please use this address when modifying your subscription. Advertising information: Write to Associate Publisher Online Susan Cardoza Network World, Inc., 118 Turnpike Road, Southborough, MA 01772 Copyright Network World, Inc., 2007  |
RSA gets into the one-time password game
Security: Identity ManagementThis newsletter is sponsored by Juniper NetworksNetwork World's Security: Identity Management Newsletter, 10/31/07RSA gets into the one-time password gameBy Dave KearnsI continue to believe that the ubiquitous mobile phone will become the authentication token of choice in the near future. Heck, I’m not even sure why we still say “phone”; it’s a tiny, portable entertainment/camera/communications device which offers music, texting, instant messaging, photo and video display and generation, Web browsing, games, GPS services and, oh yeah, telephony. At the recent Digital ID World show, New Zealand-based Fronde showed me its one-time password (OTP) generator for mobile devices, and it was neat. But now the granddaddy of OTP is in the game. RSA last week announced the availability of the RSA SecurID Software Token (Version 2.2) for Symbian Operating System and UIQ. Symbian develops and licenses Symbian OS, the market leading operating system for smart phones, which is licensed by leading mobile phone manufacturers; to date, more than 145 million Symbian smart phones have shipped worldwide to more than 250 major network operators. Businesspeople who use smart phones based on UIQ and Symbian OS can now leverage their devices to access protected corporate information securely, eliminating the need to carry a separate, stand-alone authenticator. UIQ, in case you weren’t aware, is the consortium of Sony-Ericsson-Motorola developing and promoting a flexible and customizable user interface and development platform integrated with the Symbian OS. The UIQ software platform enables the creation of an entire portfolio of highly diversified phones for different user segments, all based on a single codeline.
This release, coupled with earlier releases (RSA also offers mobile software authenticators for RIM BlackBerry, Windows Mobile 5 and 6, Java Micro Edition and Palm devices), means that RSA’s SecurID is available from almost every mobile phone manufacturer and almost every network operator world wide. For those wishing to leverage mobile-based tokens in multi-factor authentication, there’s no longer a need for everyone in the organization to use the same device. Indeed, there’s no need for everyone to carry a cell phone. A judicious combination of mobile phones, PDAs, communicators and keychain fob tokens can all be used to access corporate assets protected by RSA Authentication Manager. This is the future, and those who get there first will be those who come out on top. Editor's note: Starting Monday, Nov, 12, this newsletter will be renamed "Security: Identity Management Alert." Subscribers to the HTML version of this newsletter will notice some enhancements that will provide you with access to more resources relevant to identity management. You will still receive Dave Kearns' analysis of this market, which you will be able to read in its entirety online at NetworkWorld.com, along with links to relevant news headlines of the day. We hope you enjoy the enhancements and we thank you for reading Network World newsletters.
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| Contact the author: Dave Kearns is the editor of IdM, the Journal of Identity Management as well as a consultant to both vendors and users of IdM technologies. He's written a number of books including the (sadly) now out of print "Complete Guide to eDirectory." His other musings can be found at the Virtual Quill, an Internet publisher which provides content services to network vendors: books, manuals, white papers, lectures and seminars, marketing, technical marketing and support documents. Virtual Quill provides "words to sell by..." Find out more by e-mail. Comments to this newsletter can be e-mailed to Dave here. This newsletter is sponsored by Juniper NetworksARCHIVEArchive of the Security: Identity Management Newsletter. BONUS FEATURE90% of IT Managers are leaving their company at risk for a DNS ATTACK. Get the tools and resources you need to keep your DNS healthy and secure. Run a DNSreport on your domain today - 56 critical tests run in 8 seconds. Visit www.dnsreport.com to learn more. (apply coupon NWW2007NLA for a 25% membership discount) PRINT SUBSCRIPTIONS AVAILABLE International subscribers, click here. SUBSCRIPTION SERVICESTo subscribe or unsubscribe to any Network World newsletter, change your e-mail address or contact us, click here. This message was sent to: security.world@gmail.com. Please use this address when modifying your subscription. Advertising information: Write to Associate Publisher Online Susan Cardoza Network World, Inc., 118 Turnpike Road, Southborough, MA 01772 Copyright Network World, Inc., 2007  |
Managing Web services and SOA applications
Network/Systems ManagementThis newsletter is sponsored by IBMNetwork World's Network/Systems Management Newsletter, 10/31/07Managing Web services and SOA applicationsBy Denise DubieService-oriented architecture (SOA) initiatives promise to cause management challenges for IT managers looking to ensure application performance and exceptional IT service delivery. Network World recently devoted a New Data Center issue to the topic of SOA in the enterprise and offered articles on putting SOA best practices in place as well as managing the loosely-coupled applications across distributed environments. And I trolled the vendor landscape to find 10 tools to address SOA governance, quality and management. And Network World isn't the only industry watcher with SOA management on its radar. Separately, Forrester Research vice president and principal analyst Randy Heffner recently put out a series of reports on stand-alone tools to manage SOA and Web services. Forrester looked at products during July and August of this year and interviewed vendor and user companies to determine what tools are available today. Vendors included Amber Point, BEA Systems, CA, HP, IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, Progress Software, SAP and more. The research firm also defines what it sees as SOA and Web services management, something the analyst group considers critical for any SOA implementation.
Forrester defines it as such: "Software infrastructure to ensure that the production operation of SOA-based services delivers on QoS expectations for technical performance and availability and, optionally, on QoS for security, business operations, and general policy compliance" Heffner also spells out facts about SOA that will require enterprise IT managers to plan for "robust SOA management." To start, Heffner clarifies that SOA management involves more than just Web services. "For reasons of performance, reliability, or maturity, many firms find it necessary to deliver SOA-based services using both Web services and other protocols such as Java Message Service, native .Net protocols, and Java RMI," the report reads. "With today's levels of Web services maturity, Web services can't meet all SOA demands." Second, SOA management requires more than monitoring response times and traffic flows. "It must also have a view into application components, process flows involving multiple services, database calls, and multiple types of SOA infrastructure such as application servers, enterprise services buses (ESB), and SOA appliances, to name a few such extended visibility points" Heffner writes. And managing SOA also requires visibility into business operations. "Viewing the flow of requests into and responses from your strategic business services amounts to direct, real-time visibility into meaningful, measurable units of business activity," according to Forrester. "Business users may have a keen and direct interest in any of these streams of business activity." For much more on Forrester's SOA and Web services management report and the vendors it evaluated, click here. Editor's note: Starting the week of Nov. 12, you will notice a number of enhancements to Network World newsletters that will provide you with more resources and more news links relevant to the newsletter's subject. The Network/Systems Management newsletter written by Network World Senior Editor Denise Dubie will be merged with the Network/Systems News Alert and will be named the Network/Systems Alert. You'll get Denise's analysis of the network/systems management market, which you will be able to read in full at NetworkWorld.com, plus links to the day's network/systems management news and other relevant resources. This Alert will be mailed on Mondays and Wednesdays. We hope you will enjoy the enhancements and we thank you for reading Network World newsletters.
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Minneapolis deploys 3-1-1 service
Convergence & VoIPNetwork World's Convergence & VoIP Newsletter, 10/31/07Minneapolis deploys 3-1-1 serviceBy Steve Taylor and Larry HettickThe city of Minneapolis, Minn. recently joined a growing number of cities deploying 3-1-1 services - a single phone number to provide its 380,000 citizens with faster access to non-emergency city government services. As part of the city’s efforts to upgrade its communication services, it decided to use a Siemens HiPath infrastructure that was installed by Black Box Network Services. With the move to support 3-1-1, the city also took the opportunity to concurrently consolidate communications across 15 smaller contact centers and 35 locations. In a prepared statement, Connie Perila, Manager of Telecommunications and Network Services for the city said, "3-1-1 is a huge initiative for us, and we needed to implement a more reliable telecommunications platform and robust applications for that to be successful. Not only does it offload 9-1-1 and let us improve our responsiveness to our citizens' needs, but it also will help us address other disaster recovery scenarios by giving us a way to field excess 9-1-1 calls in the event of a citywide catastrophe." We followed up with Perila and during the interview she said that before the 3-1-1 service, citizens had to sort through 250 phone numbers to get to the right person or department. By creating a contact center supported by 30 to 35 active agents, access to city services is much easier. The blended contact center uses skills based routing to support both phone calls and e-mails, and Siemens is working with the city’s CRM supplier to offer CTI-based “screen-pops” to the agents. She also noted that the infrastructure upgrades will position the city to fully converge its voice and data networks, although today the remote locations still rely on one circuit for voice and another circuit for data, pending upgrades to make the data network ready for VoIP.
When asked why the city chose the Siemens solution, Perila said that the city has had a 17-year relationship with Siemens, and that Siemens VoIP-ready digital phones were already installed at 30 remote locations serving the city’s employees using 3,500 phone extensions. She said, “With such a diverse work force, we wanted to make sure [all the city employees] didn’t have to learn new features. We also wanted to protect our existing investment since some of the equipment has been in place for less than five years. And we’ve had a great relationship with Black Box and with Siemens.” Next time: VoIP Security Issues Reported Editor's note: Starting the week of Nov. 12, you will notice a number of enhancements to Network World newsletters that will provide you with more resources and more news links relevant to the newsletter's subject. The Convergence & VoIP Newsletter, written by analysts Steve Taylor and Larry Hettick, will be merged with the VoIP News Alert and will be newly named the Convergence & VoIP Alert. You'll get Steve and Larry's analysis of the convergence and VoIP market, which you will be able to read in full at NetworkWorld.com, plus links to the day's convergence news and other relevant resources. This Alert will be mailed on Mondays and Wednesdays. We hope you will enjoy the enhancements and we thank you for reading Network World newsletters.
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In British market, this product is sold at GBP4800.00 for 10 bottles in each pack but i have a contact in Malaysia where this product is sold at US$1,500.00 only for one complete pack.I supplied this product to our company at the rate of GBP2,500.00 for each pack of 10 bottles which our company's purchasing manager travelled to Malaysia to buy it from my former associate who bought it from the main dealers in malaysia and supplied to our company's purchasing manager on his arrival to Malaysia as the main dealer but he has been very sick now and could not meet up with the contract.Our Purchase manager is eager to go again this time since it will help to reduce the company's annual expenditure.Which the contract will be redirect to you for one year if you could meet up with the first supply.
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2, I will not want our company to have a direct contact with the main dealers in Asia market to know the actual price because if they do i will not only loss my opportunity of making my own profit, i will also loss my job because it is against our working ethics to inflate the price of a particular product for my own interest.
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United Kingdom.
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Re: Multi port firewall
Andy Simpkins a écrit :
>
> eth0 and eth1 will therefore share the same subnet.
Preferably not if you want to avoid trouble and dirty hacks.
> How do I configure
> my firewall/router to route to these boxes correctly?
If you want the same subnet on two interface, you'd better bridge them
together. You can filter bridged traffic using ebtables or
{ip,ip6,arp}tables through the bridge-nf infrastructure.
WAN--bridge--(routing+NAT)--LAN
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