40 item(s) containing the term "network"
Pushdo botnet is evolving, becomes more resilient to takedown attempts
— Security researchers from Damballa have found a new variant of the Pushdo malware that's better at hiding its malicious network traffic and is more resilient to coordinated takedown efforts.Team Collaboration Over the Cloud
— We are all familiar with collaboration in a local area network (LAN) environment, which was fulfilled by a Windows File Server or some device that provides a network share. This is a device in the office that people can all map a network drive to theread moreCustomer successes showcase scalability and flexibility of modular switch infrastructures
— The speed of business continues at a break-neck pace while adapting new applications, more users and newer infrastructure to manage the growth. At the network level, many businesses have deployed and continue to deploy modular chassis switches to assure capacity and performance for the future. To many customers, modula...Open Networking and SDN perspectives with Dr.Jim Metzler
— As the hype cycle around aspects of concepts like software-defined networking continue, customers are continuing to sift through and educate themselves [...]Seagate's Central hits a home run in the NAS game
— Shaw reviews the Seagate Central network-attached hard drive.Oracle VM 3.2.3 and Oracle VM Server for SPARC updates
— We've released the latest Oracle VM 3.2.3 patch updates, which are available for download from My Oracle Support. Oracle VM Server packages are also available from Oracle Unbreakable Linux Network (Oracle VM Sever 3.2.1 Patch Channel or Oracle VM 3 Latest Channel). The patch updates include all the acc...Cisco edges F5 in VPN shootout
— Connecting remotely to network servers is a fact of life for millions of end users. Whether working from a PC or a mobile device, users rely on secure, reliable remote connections to maintain their productivity.The Last Mile and “the energy monster of cloud computing”
— A recent article by Spandas Lui of ZDNet titled “Wireless is the ‘energy monster’ of cloud computing” quotes Dr Kerry Hinton of the Centre for Energy Efficient Telecommunications (CEET) as saying that “By 2015, the energy consumption of datacenters will be a drop in the ocean compared to wireless networks in ...Campus Networks with Dell, don’t take just our word for it!!
— When I decided to build a new sunroom for my house a couple years back, I had some ideas in my mind and I thought I know what I wanted to build. But then I started to explore online and meet with remodeling companies and I got confused, almost to the point that I gave up on the project. Then I came across a perfect blu...Network heavy hitters to pool SDN efforts in OpenDaylight project
— Software-defined networking, a set of technologies to help networks better adapt to user needs with less manual effort, may at last be getting the common foundation it has needed for interoperability and efficient development.Video distribution in the network? Got it !!
— Imagine these three scenarios... An avid F1 fan watching a live feed of the race and experiencing the adrenaline rush as the cars zoom past A remote employee watching a live feed of CEO’s all-hands meeting remotely and getting excited about company’s strategy and future A student taking a...How Microsoft Operates One of the World’s Largest Cloud Infrastructures
— Microsoft has delivered online services since 1994 with the launch of MSN. Today, our engineering and operations teams build, manage and secure a$15 billion cloud-scale infrastructure that powers over 200 services for consumers and businesses 24x7x365 via globally distributed data centers, networks, and security mecha...I Have the Best Job in Cisco: John Manville
— John Manville, Sr. VP-Global Infrastructure for IT, Cisco, talks about the unique position he enjoys by heading the infrastructure team of the networking leader, and some of the new initiatives being undertaken by them.Malware is Using TOR to Bypass Your Domain Blacklists
— About a week ago I turned on a new rule on our IPS system that is designed to detect (and block) users who are using TOR to make their activities on our network anonymous. You can say that TOR is about protecting a user's privacy all you want, but I'd argue that while using corporate [...]Blue Jeans Network looks to expand access to affordable videoconferencing
— Blue Jeans Network is rolling out an iOS app, partnering with with Tely Labs on an affordable video collaboration appliance and launching dual streams in a bid to expand access to videoconferencing.Linksys brand to survive as Cisco completes sale to Belkin
— Belkin completed its acquisition of Linksys on Friday and will keep the longtime home networking company's brand, products and support channels.Programmable networks will power 'Internet of Everything,' says Cisco
— For the Internet of Things to become a reality, networks need to get a whole lot smarter and more flexible, according to Cisco.Cisco-funded startup unveils breakthrough router, targets SDNs
— A Cisco-funded router startup has unveiled its first product, which the company says implements breakthrough silicon-to-photonics circuitry for scaling service provider networks and enabling them for software-defined networking (SDN).Dell puts RNA Networks assets to use in new product
— Dell has released a new software product designed to make solid-state-drive caching on servers more efficient, resulting in improved performance of applications such as databases.Mobile carriers, vendors eager to virtualize networks
— There has to be a sea change in how mobile operators build their networks and implement new services, and virtualization will make it possible, carriers and equipment vendors say.Cisco, Intucell make MWC debut eyeing bigger mobile role
— Cisco's acquisition of network optimization vendor Intucell closed just three days before the start of Mobile World Congress this week, great timing for a deal that is likely to play a big role in the networking firm's mobile future.Aruba announces controller and software for hybrid wireless networks
— Aruba Networks announced a Wi-Fi controller today that can create more efficient pathways for wireless traffic and control more than 32,000 Wi-Fi hotspots.Cisco's small-cell move is focused, but its network aims are ambitious
— Cisco's long-anticipated entry into cellular base stations will come at Mobile World Congress next week, along with the company's familiar promise of an end-to-end architecture.Hotspot 2.0 guru talks Wi-Fi roaming, new job at Ruckus
— Dave Stephenson is at the center of one of the most important efforts in mobile networking, the move to shepherd smartphones and other devices among Wi-Fi hotspots safely and automatically.UPnP flaws expose tens of millions of networked devices to remote attacks, researchers say
— Tens of millions of network-enabled devices including routers, printers, media servers, IP cameras, smart TVs and more can be attacked over the Internet because of dangerous flaws in their implementation of the UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) protocol standard, security researchers from Rapid7 said Tuesday in a research...Incomplete Thought: Where Is the Technology Disruption Forcing REAL Change In Security?
— In the networking world, we’ve seen how virtualization technologies and operational models such as cloud have impacted the market, vendors and customers in what amounts to an incredibly short span of time. What’s popped out of that progression is the hugely disruptive impact of Software Defined Networking a...Are Flat Networkers Like Flat Earthers Of Yore?
— Lori Macvittie is at the Gartner DC conference today and tweeted something extraordinary from one of the sessions focused on SDN (actually there were numerous juicy tidbits, but this one caught my attention: Attendees: we run a flat dc network. Assign subnets to server admins. They configure/provision as needed. #sdn d...The Tyranny Of Taming (Network) Traffic: Steering, Service Insertion and Chaining…
— You know what’s hard? Describing the difficulties to anyone who doesn’t work inside of an actual “networking” company why the notions of traffic steering, services insertion and chaining across multiple physical boxes and/or combinations of physical and virtual service instantiations is freaking...HDS releases converged infrastructure platform
— Hitachi Data Systems said that it is offering a pretested architecture that combines storage, servers, networking switches and virtualization softwareUrs Holzle @ Open Networking Summit 2012
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— Every couple of weeks I get questions along the lines of “should I checksum application files, given that the disk already has error correction?” or “given that TCP/IP has error correction on every communications packet, why do I need to have application level network error detection?” Another frequent quest...
Feb 06 10:51:02 am GMT /
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Can Nokia Crack The Verizon Nut?
— To be successful in North America, you have to have a device on the biggest network, Verizon.Verizon Gains More Than Consumers With LTE Shift
— To ease traffic on its 3G network, Verizon wants all future smartphone releases to support LTE.Sprint Beefs Up Network For iPhone
— Carrier takes action to remedy users' reports of subpar smartphone speeds.Changes in Networking Systems
— I’ve been posting frequently on networking issues with the key point being the market is on the precipice of a massive change. There is a new model emerging. · Datacenter Networks are in my way · Networking: The La...Silicon Architecture will change the way we work
— I've been exposed recently to some incredible developments in the silicon world. Some that I cannot mention. However, I do want to share with you an opinion about how this world will impact our world. Over the years, servers, storage and network systems...(read more)SoftLayer's network gets more awesometastic.
— Shawna Furr over @ SoftLayer told me today that SL just undertook quite a network upgrade this past month. For Seattle they've added 10G connections to Comcast, SIX, Level3, and NTT adding to their existing 2x 10G connections to Internap for a total of 60Gbps of network capacity. In their Dallas datacenter they've bro...More Networked Storage News
— View more Networked Storage news and analysis from Computerworld.com
Jan 01 12:00:00 am GMT /
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