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Wireless Security: The Gaps and How to Fill Them
This special report from eWEEK brings you everything you need to know about securing wireless networks, including strategies for handling the chaotic nature of wireless, how to capitalize on current wireless standards, and profiles of technologies that won’t kill a budget. It includes a risk assessment tool, a security aptitude quiz, an article exposing the…
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Six Tips For ASP Success
The success of a few key Application Service Providers is nothing less than the crack of doom for the long-established model of selling enterprise software packages. In a few years the purchase of enterprise scale software packages could become as obsolete a business practice as employing squads of bookkeepers with eyeshades and paper ledgers to…
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Red Hat Gives Away Fedora Core
Summary: Fedora Core 1 A reasonably good start for a very promising Linux distro. Tinkerers should give it a shot. Those wanting a bug-free experience should skip this version and wait for the next release. Web: http://fedora.redhat.com Pros: Easy install, lots of software Cons: No MP3/DVD playing and a buggy application install tool Price: Free…
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Longhorn Alpha Is Available to MSDN Subscribers
It appears that subscribers to the Microsoft Developer Network can obtain the version of Longhorn distributed to attendees of Microsoft’s recent Professional Developers Conference. The PDC Build is ready for MSDNers to download.
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Cisco Unveils First Line Of 802.11g Products
Cisco Systems Inc. has launched its first line of 802.11g devices. The company’s new Aironet 1100 and 1200 access points are backwards compatible with Cisco Aironet and Cisco Compatible 802.11b clients and the Cisco Wireless IP Phone 7920. Cisco also released its new 802.11 a/b/g-enabled client adapters for notebooks and desktops. Read the full story…
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Reseller InfoSystems Sews Up Goody’s Deal
When Ken Boyd walked into Goody’s Family Clothing Inc. six years ago, he wasn’t just starting a new job as technical services director; he was walking into a new way of doing business. As lead systems analyst at his previous company, Boyd had grown accustomed to going through IBM directly for products and services—and IBM…
