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Articles in Jan, 2004 issue of Communications News

• Last-mile fiber
• PoE-enabled switch
• Extend wireless coverage
• Prescription for protection
  by Arthur Wong
• Detailed infrastructure reporting
• Large-capacity storage
• Optical data transmission
• Number portability? Better wait
• Events
• Compact patch box
• Power-over-Ethernet switch
• Universal access point
• Head of the class: CIO Kevin Palmer employs value-added services to solve critical network problems for his growing Missouri school district
• Connector enclosures
• NAS solution
• Versatile access point
• Looming storm
  by Ken Anderberg
• Modular optical system
• Advanced routers
• VoIP links global company: call center operations at seven locations are streamlined, while costs are lowered
• Heavy-duty labeling
• Is your network really protected? Know who has broken in or is attempting to break in and how viruses are creating havoc
  by Vijay Basani
• Cluster computing
• NAS gains traction: simplicity, expanded features and low costs spotlight network-attached storage
  by Joe Disher
• Move beyond patch management: correlation threat-management engines can reduce the time needed to check syslog files
  by Phil Hollows
• Ergonomic patch cords
• Scalable storage
• VoIP: is your network ready? There is plenty to consider, including the cabling plant, when switching to IP telephony
  by Carrie Higbie
• Enhanced fiber cable
• Hard-drive backup
• 54-Mbps access point
• Fiber-module housings
• Buyers guide
• Firm takes control of global traffic: new bandwidth-hungry application prompted the need for a traffic-management solution
  by Greg Kagan
• Portable network troubleshooting
• Gigabit switch
• New network not a gamble: resort and casino boosts revenues by taking data services capabilities in house
  by Taylor Sisk