Communications News

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Articles in May 2004 issue of Communications News

• High-capacity DVD
• Interior network protection
• Optical switch
• Gigabit firewall appliance
• Wireless phone docking
• NAS management
• Spam filtering
• CAT 6 cabling system
• Handheld computing
• Satellite-based remote control
• Buyers guide
• PC-based storage sharing
• Database access monitoring
• Ethernet cross-connect
• Elevated RF antenna
• Remote network monitoring
• Solid-state storage
• Exchange server scanning
• Managed ethernet switch
• PoE switch
• Control remote machines
• Filter foibles
  by Ken Anderberg
• Improved data protection speeds
• Traffic analysis
• Traffic-management appliance
• High-performance switch
• Compact KVM switch
• 911—where are you?
  by Ray Peckham
• Optical storage solution
• Centralized auditing
• Remote device management
• Deep-inspection firewall
• Remote power management
• All-in-one security in a box
• Virtualization across an enterprise
  by Chris Franklin
• Vulnerability testing
• File-sharing blocking
• Wireless network analysis
• Versatile access router
• Picture-perfect storage
• Small-business firewall
• Enhanced copper-to-fiber conversion
• Convenient equipment rack
• Network-analysis tool
• Put voice on your wireless LAN: when deploying VoWLAN, evaluate mobility, availability, security, coverage, resource management and QoS
  by Robert Myers
• Patch management
• Fiber optic to twisted pair
• Secure communications client
• Protocol analysis
• Prescription for success: at Hackensack University Medical Center, an unlikely branch of technology is playing a major role in helping doctors and nurses provide better patient care
• Identify your storage options: well-defined data categories and service-level agreements are a must for effective data protection
  by Paul Mayer
• A new model for security: systems-based approach provides endpoint protection, while lowering overall costs
  by David King
• Events
• E-mail filtering
• Coax to fiber conversion
• WAN application analysis
• Application processor
• The evolution of SANs: Fibre Channel technology provides scalability and support for physical topologies
  by Patty Barkley
• Trends in media conversion: new standards, faster speeds and new applications drive product innovation