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Topic: Ethernet
Ethernet News
02 July 2008
Dell sharpens blade installs with FlexAddress
By Jon Brodkin, Network World (US)
Dell has released an I/O virtualisation tool for its blade servers, making it easier for IT managers to install new blades and swap out servers, the company says. Read more...
- Gravity supercomputer powered by Gig Ethernet
- 30 Jun 08
- WildPackets takes aim at 10Gig networks
- 27 Jun 08
- Force10 touts supercomputing success
- 26 Jun 08
- All change ahead for data centres
- 20 Jun 08
- Ethernet switches deployed in space
- 16 Jun 08
- Redback targets convergence with new switch
- 10 Jun 08
- IBM and Los Alamos smash petaflop barrier
- 10 Jun 08
Ethernet Blog Entries
01 July 2008
A box worth opening
By John E. Dunn
The Apple Mini has some serious competition at last, and it has turned out to be the Asian company Asustek, once derided as a mere ‘box-shifter’, that has revitalised the concept. Read more...
- 802.11n - the power claims are true
- 20 Jun 08
- Homes latch onto IPv6, as business ignores it
- 05 Jun 08
- Municipal broadband goes wired
- 02 Jun 08
- Aruba claims 10,000 11n APs
- 12 May 08
- So who's inside Netgear's new APs?
- 29 Apr 08
- Now Extricom cracks the 802.11n problem?
- 25 Mar 08
- 802.11n testing - the plot thickens
- 12 Mar 08
Ethernet Insight
03 July 2008
The lowdown on the Techworld product awards
By Maxwell Cooter, Techworld
We're often asked why certain products won an award - or why others didn't. We don't want the judges' decision to be shrouded in secrecy so this year we're setting out why the winners triumphed. Read more...
- Wireless power-saving - more trouble than it's worth?
- 13 May 08
- Wanted: Convergence standard for 802.21
- 30 Apr 08
- Microsoft gets NAC act together
- 25 Apr 08
- Cisco's IOS vs Juniper's JUNOS
- 23 Apr 08
- The WLAN wars are back - with a vengeance
- 17 Apr 08
- Does Motorola's 802.11n kit put it back in the Wi-Fi game?
- 15 Mar 08
- Cisco's router launch goes social
- 10 Mar 08
Ethernet Briefings
20 May 2008
Open source and OLPC could boost wireless mesh
By John Cox, Network World
The finished IEEE standard for wireless mesh networks is still a way off - but open source and the OLPC look like getting it into use quickly Read more...
- Testing Wi-Fi's Power Save Mode
- 13 May 08
- A guide to Wi-Fi power-save technologies
- 13 May 08
- Going global with Ethernet
- 09 May 08
- Copper WANs aren't going away
- 13 Mar 08
- DNS: a tempting free lunch
- 12 Feb 08
- 802.11n access points on the starting blocks
- 26 Dec 07
- Ethernet goes carrier-class
- 28 Nov 07
Ethernet Interviews
13 June 2008
Going global with Ethernet
We hear from Masergy's Tony Hurtado about the challenges and opportunities involved in building Global Ethernet. Read more...
- Juniper CTO's aim is a single, consistent architecture
- 18 Mar 08
- Nortel: don't do 802.11n yet
- 08 Feb 08
- 3Com is setting a US-Asia trend, says CEO
- 28 Dec 07
- Sun server/storage exec: Virtualisation has customers confused
- 18 Dec 07
- Confused? That's how they want you...
- 25 Oct 07
- Ruckus says no to Dual-Band 802.11n
- 27 Sep 07
- HP ProCurve's CTO on switching directions
- 14 Sep 07
Ethernet Whitepapers
10 June 2008
802.11n Access Points and Power over Ethernet: Key Considerations
By Farpoint Group
Farpoint Group Technical Note - The problem with current PoE technology, is that a very limited amount of power is available in compliant implementations. The idea of powering a .11n AP via .3af, however, has been met by a justifiable level of scepticism. We recently jumped at the chance to test a product that claimed to be able to accomplish this feat.
Read more...- 802.11n Access Points and Power over Ethernet: Key Considerations
- 03 Jun 08
- Universal Ethernet Services for Customer-Controlled Application Performance
- 26 Mar 08
- Twisted-pair Ethernet: Copper Cabling for High Performance Networking
- 28 Sep 07
- Implementing Sun Solaris on IBM BladeCenter Servers
- 10 Aug 07
- Introducting File Area Networks
- 06 Aug 07
- Ultraspeed diskless server system
- 09 May 07
Ethernet Product Reviews
14 May 2008
4ipnet MSG100 wireless office controller
By David Cartwright, Techworld
- List price: £350
- Pros: You don’t need to be a rocket scientist to use it
Excellent GUI
A nice, usable way of providing access control when you want different wireless users to have different access rights
Ridiculously inexpensive - Cons: Moans if you’re using a browser other than IE with the VPN client
Because it uses the secure flavour of HTTP, the GUI can be a little slow
When you restart the unit, the DHCP negotiation between client and server sometimes fails Read more...
- Buffalo TeraStation Pro II Rackmount
- 13 May 08
- Lenovo ThinkPad X300
- 28 Apr 08
- PortTracker
- 21 Apr 08
- Dell XPS M1330 laptop
- 12 Mar 08
- Belkin N1 Vision Draft-N Wi-Fi router
- 06 Mar 08
- Edimax BR-6504n Wi-Fi router
- 27 Feb 08
- Windows Server 2008
- 27 Feb 08
Ethernet How-Tos
01 July 2008
How to upgrade a home office router
By Preston Gralla, Computerworld
Your small router may be capable of tricks that powerful enterprise routers can do but thanks to the firmware in your router, you can't get at them? This article shows you how to. Read more...
- Connecting two buildings to one broadband service
- 07 Mar 08
- Taking the Cisco route to a VPN
- 26 Dec 07
- Ways to bridge Ethernet
- 05 Oct 07
- Box reduction
- 04 Sep 07
- Cutting the costs of VoIP
- 03 Sep 07
- Hunt down a wireless device that is MAC spoofing
- 26 Jun 07
- How to handle legacy data in a service-oriented architecture
- 28 May 07
Ethernet Case Studies
19 May 2008
Barts Hospital adopts co-operative Wi-Fi
By Peter Judge, Techworld
Healthcare has led the charge for centralised Wi-Fi. A leading london takes a contrary position and plumps for Aerohive's controller-free system Read more...
- The 11 year-old network manager
- 07 Apr 08
- Fashion retailer models an Ethernet WAN
- 04 Apr 08
- Shaping the priorities of Internet2
- 11 Feb 08
- The virtual virtualisation case study
- 08 Feb 08
- Canadian University goes to Cisco for 802.11n
- 31 Jan 08
- Hitachi Consulting learns the lessons of VoIP
- 08 Nov 07
- Overland: once bitten, nice try
- 02 Nov 07
WHITE PAPERS
- The Forrester Wave: Data Center Automation
Discover why HP leads the pack in a very competitive DCA market. Essential reading from Forrester, for IT Infrastructure & Operations Professionals. - Measuring the Pain: What is Fragmented Communication Costing Your Enterprise?
The paper will explore ways to identify latent costs and ways of eliminating these costs through the practical application of UC solutions. - Try an Official Microsoft Online Course for Free
Official Microsoft Online Learning courses are written and designed by the Microsoft product team to map skills specifically demanded in the workplace. - Defining Telepresence – How it Can Help Your Organisation
Polycom telepresence solutions enable people in different locations to collaborate face-to-face as if they were in the same room. Benefits can include improved productivity, accelerated decision making and delivery of competitive advantage. - Oracle Database 11g Architecture on Windows
Discover what specific changes Oracle has made to its database to improve its performance and usability on Windows.
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