October 15, 2001
Terminal Emulation WRQ Reflection 9.0 Improved. WRQ Reflection 9.0, the newest release of WRQ's terminal-emulation and PC-Unix integration product, delivers XML, advanced security, customization and automation capabilities. Reflection 9.0 supports multiple languages as well as standardized interfaces for multihost enterprise environments. Enhanced security is included through the updated Reflection Security Components. Also new is support for XML to provide a standard for capturing and exchanging data between PC XML-enabled applications and Unix, Linux and HP e3000 host systems. Reflection 9.0 also offers better performance for Citrix MetaFrame and Microsoft Windows Terminal Server users as well as faster and more efficient connectivity for Windows-based thin-client environments. Additionally, Linux console support allows for ANSI colors.
October 15, 2001
Remote-Control Streaming LiveWave CC-100-LE New. LiveWave, a remote-control video systems supplier, is now shipping a remote-controlled streaming-video encoder and server to enterprises for broadcast TV, cable and broadband streaming applications. LiveWave CC-100-LE is designed to facilitate high-quality interactive streaming video over IP. Coming in at under 2 pounds and less than $5,000, LiveWave LE boasts a turnkey solution for videoconferencing and distance learning and can be used to monitor and record access to a facility. Its remote-control software allows users to control cameras over the Web using full-motion features like zoom, focus, pan and tilt. The LE supports LiveWave's CC-100 line of ConvergenceCams and several videoconferencing cameras. It can be upgraded to support CCTV/industrial and broadcast cameras from leading manufactures like Canon, Hitachi, Sony and Panasonic. The LE's interactive remote control feature can be accessed over IP using a Web browser.
October 15, 2001
IP Management InfoBlox DNS One version 2.0 Improved. InfoBlox has done it again with its recently released InfoBlox DNS One 2.0. We wrote a Sneak Preview on version 1.1 in March and found it to be an exceptional IP management device (http://www.nwc.com/1205/1205sp5.html). InfoBlox assures us that in addition to the user friendly interface and super user support, plus its zone and high level of control for security we saw in the previous version we tested, they have addressed some of the negative issues we brought up in our earlier Sneak Preview. One of the biggest missing pieces in the previous version was DDNS (Dynamic DNS) support, which is now available in version 2.0. For use of more than one InfoBlox, multiple 10/100 Ethernet ports have been added to ensure high availability. The bulk-naming feature has also been improved, making the admins job a little easier. Additionally, user tracking makes it easier to find and fix breaks in the system. DNS Stats reporting helps you find the source of DNS hits, which is especially useful to track the source of a DoS attack. The DHCP Stats feature helps you determine if you need to add more capacity by showing you the percentage of usage. You can also filter zones and networks per user. LDAP support has been added as well.
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