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Articles in Oct, 2006 issue of Communications News

• Lessons learned
  by Ken Anderberg
• New network
• Ceiling enclosures for wireless
• Crimp connectors
• Better collaboration
• Wireless security
• Remote-access controller
• SMBs plan telephony purchases
  by John Venator
• IT workers on the move
• Test WLAN for interference: a spectrum analyzer can be an important tool when setting up a wireless network
  by Sandeep Natekar
• County ensures business continuity: streamlined virtual data center infrastructure provides backup and cuts costs
• IP communication server
• Wireless for NYC
• Events
• Circuit breakers—are you protected? Fuses offer an alternative in maintaining uninterrupted service when implementing PDUs
  by Kevin S. Arnold
• Ribbon outdoor cables
• Secured network
• Wi-Fi connects Corpus Christi: mesh network provides for government services, as well as citizen broadband connections
  by Leonard Scott
• Freedom from the OS: out-of-band remote-access KVM can provide an alternate path for restoring failed equipment. ports
  by Mark Nicolas
• Identity-management/ access appliance
• The Business Case for Network Security: Advocacy, Governance and ROI
• VoIP phone
• Cable service kit
• IP management appliance
• Lessons learned. <TIL>New cabling
• Wireless, cabling unite
• Wireless headsets
• Power strips
• Security is weak link
• Buyers guide
• Flush-mount cable tie
• Converged communications
• ShoreTel gets the VoIP votes
• Road warrior rules
• Just the fax, officer: software, IP platform reduce the complexity, costs of sheriff's office analog system
• UC platform
• Justice protected
• Redundancy rules: Bill Santarsiero and Jerry Levine of AQR Capital Management chose a high-speed, high-bandwidth, physical infrastructure for the firm's data center and SAN
• Analyze VOIP quality
  by Charles Thompson
• Security event management