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SAN News
02 October 2008
HP takes LeftHand turn
By Stephen Lawson, IDG news service
Hewlett-Packard is to buy SAN company LeftHand Networks to offer storage virtualisation and iSCSI products to medium-sized companies and remote offices. Read more...
- Big names flock to mobile broadband
- 01 Oct 08
- Business pays over the odds for anti-virus software
- 29 Sep 08
- The return of the hack
- 26 Sep 08
- Europe lagging on open source
- 26 Sep 08
- Security pros offered new 'CSSLP' qualification
- 25 Sep 08
- Oracle hails new 'application grid'
- 24 Sep 08
- Apple slammed for patching cycle
- 23 Sep 08
SAN Blog Entries
18 September 2008
When is last place actually first place? When you're Seagate...
By Bryan Betts
The latest company to jump into the removable disk market is Seagate - and rather curiously, it seems to think it's the first to do it, even though its FreeAgent Go uses the exact same scheme as Quantum and ProStor (and therefore also Tandberg Data, Imation and Dell). Read more...
- Meeting the Colossus
- 10 Sep 08
- The cost of wiring up Britain
- 08 Sep 08
- Microsoft and the just desert
- 30 Jul 08
- Could this device kill bloated computer manuals?
- 24 Jul 08
- Half-eaten cake - encryption flash drives
- 07 Jul 08
- Windows Mobile gets companion
- 27 Jun 08
- Love our search tool - and that's an order..!
- 06 Jun 08
SAN Insight
10 September 2008
Virtualisation and security - the risks explored
By Ryan Malone, Network World (US)
While server virtualisation increases operational efficiencies and management flexibility, and reduces total cost of ownership, it can also increase security risks. Here's an explanation of how. Read more...
- The rise and fall of the ultraportable
- 22 Aug 08
- Too much network control is a bad thing
- 24 Jul 08
- Brocade deal to help drive data-centre transition
- 24 Jul 08
- CAPTCHA security - more worthless by the day
- 23 Jul 08
- The lowdown on the Techworld product awards
- 03 Jul 08
- Can open source fly on mobiles?
- 01 Jul 08
- Data centre managers explore energy efficiency
- 30 Jun 08
SAN Briefings
12 February 2008
DNS: a tempting free lunch
By Carolyn Duffy Marsan, Network World
Are free DNS services worth the cost? Read more...
- The Asterisk marks the spot
- 01 Feb 08
- Vista SP1 Release Candidate targets performance, reliability, security
- 13 Dec 07
- Supercomputers bulk up on power while shedding price pounds
- 03 Dec 07
- 10 things we hate about laptops
- 30 Nov 07
- VM bliss creates I/O pain
- 13 Nov 07
- Is FCoE the emperor's new trousers?
- 02 Nov 07
- Sun's ZFS is close to perfect, but widely misunderstood
- 25 Oct 07
SAN Interviews
15 September 2008
Server virtualisation rings iSCSI vendor's bell
IP-based SANs are on the up - and it's all thanks to server virtualisation, argues Larry Cormier, of iSCSI storage developer LeftHand Networks. Read more...
- Isilon seeing healthy demand for clustered storage
- 27 Jun 08
- Can Funambol's open source service overturn RIM?
- 16 Jun 08
- Cutting through the confusion that is wireless roaming
- 26 May 08
- What's happening with ECM?
- 18 Jan 08
- Linux guru offers sneak peek at Kernel Report
- 16 Jan 08
- DataCore's CEO communicates
- 10 Dec 07
- Packeteer opens up for deeper analysis
- 07 Dec 07
SAN Whitepapers
17 September 2008
Massively Scalable NAS
By Enterprise Management Associates for Hewlett-Packard
Extremely scalable networked attached storage is now able to offer considerable advantages over traditional storage technologies. Read more...
- Software Common Hacks and Counterattacks
- 04 Sep 08
- Vulnerability Management for DUMMIES
- 02 Jun 08
SAN Product Reviews
18 June 2008
SanDisk Cruzer Professional
By John E. Dunn, Techworld
- List price: £12.99 (2GB drive, on promotion); £89.99 (4GB)
- Pros: Enforces encryption without losing simplicity; Totally secure; built-in encryption acceleration
- Cons: Some models are very expensive; Requires key management system Read more...
- iPhone 3G - a first look
- 10 Jun 08
- Buffalo TeraStation Pro II Rackmount
- 13 May 08
- Edimax BR-6504n Wi-Fi router
- 27 Feb 08
- VMware ESX Server 3.5
- 11 Feb 08
- Cisco 6500 Virtual Switching Supervisor engine
- 15 Jan 08
- OQO e2 ultra-mobile PC with HSDPA
- 03 Jan 08
- Leopard Server
- 24 Dec 07
SAN How-Tos
09 May 2008
5 ways to build your virtual office
By Dan Tynan, PC World
The good part about going virtual is that you don't have to worry about leaving your data or software on the wrong machine when you're away from the office. The bad part is when you can't reach the Internet. But more and more online applications are offering offline access these days... Read more...
- Future-proof your videoconferencing gear on a budget
- 24 Mar 08
- How to improve your datacentre operations
- 14 Feb 08
- How to keep virtual test environments in check
- 06 Feb 08
- How to choose the right virtualisation technology for your environment
- 22 Jan 08
- Understanding the value of unified comms
- 10 Jan 08
- Eight ways to green your existing datacentre
- 08 Nov 07
- IDS on the cheap
- 03 Oct 07
SAN Case Studies
28 April 2008
Parallel Internet: Inside the Worldwide LHC computing Grid
By Jon Brodkin , Network World
Perhaps just as complicated as answering scientists' questions of origin, is setting up a worldwide network capable of distributing the mountains of data produced by the seemingly infinite number of particle collisions. Read more...
- UTM's weakness: a single point of failure
- 25 Mar 08
- Australia's medal-winning WAN
- 27 Feb 08
- Building a case for e-discovery
- 22 Feb 08
- Servers go front and centre
- 12 Feb 08
- The virtual virtualisation case study
- 08 Feb 08
- College converges fixed and mobile phones
- 23 Jan 08
- Got a new WAN, Tosh?
- 11 Dec 07
WHITE PAPERS
- State of the Business Process Management Market 2008
In this valuable summary of 100+ surveys and articles, learn how your company can benefit from current trends in BPM—including secrets for a successful BPM deployment. - The ITIL Maturity Report
Key pointers and practical realities based on the experience of 350 IT managers. - A Revolution in Agility: Business Integration Through Service-Oriented Architecture
Discover the key to staying agile: a powerful new combination of Business Process Management (BPM) and a service-oriented approach to IT management. - Virtualisation Technologies and their Impact on Disaster Recovery Planning
Explore how to deliver enterprise-class disaster recovery and high availability solutions for cutting-edge virtual environments. - Top Reasons to Implement an SOA Governance Strategy
Undertaking the transformation to SOA is not without its challenges. If left unchecked, your inventory of SOA assets will become unmanageable; the reuse of services will diminish in favor of custom development; or even worse, modifications will be made to your existing services that break other business processes.
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