The arrival of EMC's VSPEX Blue hyper-converged appliance highlights the differences between products jockeying for attention in the growing collection of those based on VMware's EVO:RAIL.By Howard Marks Network Computing Blogger, 2 comments | Read | Post a Comment
Test networks can be tricky, and IPv6 adds another dimension of complexity. Learn the most common issues associated with IPv6 testing and how to fix them.By UNH IOL UNH-IOL, 1 Comment | Read | Post a Comment
VMware's vSphere 6 lets companies shift running virtual workloads up to 3,000 miles away. By Charles Babcock Editor At Large, InformationWeek , 1 Comment | Read | Post a Comment
The Marriott wireless debacle underscores the difficulty of managing WLANs, which are often neglected in the enterprise.By Michele Chubirka Security Professional; Host, "Healthy Paranoia" Podcast, 5 comments | Read | Post a Comment
OpenStack is only one example of the new era of software currently disrupting our established industries.By Jonathan Bryce Executive Director, OpenStack Foundation, 8 comments | Read | Post a Comment
Network functions virtualization has spawned a number of misconceptions about what it is and how it works. Here's a reality check.By Mitch Auster Senior Director, Technology Office, Ciena, 14 comments | Read | Post a Comment
Roam wireless stadium support staff will be lending a hand to Super Bowl fans that can't live without their connection. By Lee Badman Network Engineer & Wireless Technical Lead, 13 comments | Read | Post a Comment
New data illustrates how distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks remain a popular attack weapon -- and continue to evolve.By Kelly Jackson Higgins Executive Editor at Dark Reading, 11 comments | Read | Post a Comment
Planning for growth is key to effective IT monitoring, but it can be stymied by certain mindsets. Here's how to overcome them.By Leon Adato Head Geek, SolarWinds, 10 comments | Read | Post a Comment
If you're looking to expand your networking skills, these courses offer instruction on SDN, cloud networking, network optimization, and other topics for free. What's better than that?By Crystal Bedell freelance writer, 22 comments | Read | Post a Comment
Getting the most out of your UC investment requires a usage and adoption program that teaches employees not only how to use the communication tools, but also the benefits.By Erika Van Noort Director Consulting, North America, Softchoice, 5 comments | Read | Post a Comment
From hard drives for specific uses to hybrid drives and various capacity-increasing technologies, there are a lot of options. How do you decide which is best?By Jim O'Reilly Consultant, 7 comments | Read | Post a Comment
With corporate demand for data security growing, full data encryption is becoming a default feature in the mobile space.By Pablo Valerio International Business & IT Consultant, 30 comments | Read | Post a Comment
Is there one code to rule them all? Today's IT jobs demand programming skills, but it can be tough to predict the specific languages you may need. Let The Lord of the Rings be your guide.By Network Computing Editors , 24 comments | Read | Post a Comment
Many new wireless devices don't play well on enterprise WLANs. It's time for the Wi-Fi Alliance to step up and fix the fragmented WiFi market.By Lee Badman Network Engineer & Wireless Technical Lead, 8 comments | Read | Post a Comment
You’re moving to the cloud, and you may think the hard part — the internal debates, politics, and budget calculating — is behind you. Unfortunately, most companies make some basic mistakes and assumptions that make their migration to the cloud significantly more difficult. Cloud expert Joe Masters Emison points them out so that you can avoid them.By Joe Masters Emison, CTO, BuildFax , 7 comments | Read | Post a Comment
It's easy to get lost in unfamiliar territory when debugging a voice gateway problem. These common commands can help.By Amy Arnold CCNP/DP/Voice, 18 comments | Read | Post a Comment
The Brocade Vyatta SDN Controller is free to download for a year, but the open nature of the product may be more attractive than the price.By Susan Fogarty Editor in Chief, 14 comments | Read | Post a Comment
The humble wireless access point is a workhorse of today's enterprise network. See how models from Cisco, HP, Aruba, Aerohive, Xirrus, and Ruckus compare.By Network Computing Editors , 10 comments | Read | Post a Comment
Individuals who focus on complicating things can derail IT projects. Here's what to watch out for and how to deflect their negative effect.By Azmi Jafarey Chief Information Officer, Ipswitch, 15 comments | Read | Post a Comment
Research: 2014 State of the Data CenterOur latest survey shows growing demand, fixed budgets, and good reason why resellers and vendors must fight to remain relevant. One thing's for sure: The data center is poised for a wild ride, and no one wants to be left behind.
6 UC Trends to WatchInformationWeek’s 2014 Unified Communications Survey shows a revitalized market; 77% of 488 respondents have deployed UC or plan to within 24 months. Among those deploying or with plans, internal IT owns this tech: 40% will keep UC completely on premises vs. 3% going all cloud. For hybrid setups, 24% are primarily on premises vs. 17% mostly cloud.
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