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Articles in Nov, 2003 issue of Telecommunications Americas

• To port or not to port - For Starters
  by Sue O'Keefe
• Switch fabric module - New Products
• Ceterus Networks intros Universal metro Ethernet - Telecommunications 2003 Product of The Month
• All aboard: session border controller train on track - For Starters
  by Sean Buckley
• DOCSIS 2.0 module - New Products
• Uncorking the bottleneck: IP Networks thinks Gig - For Starters
  by Sam Masud
• Second-gen softswitch - Product Spot
• Dirty data? Deal with it! Discovery and reconciliation help make inventory systems more accurate - Service Provisioning
  by Andy Fraley
• Offline
  by Ted McKenna
• Telecom research: where's the support? - Industry Forum
  by Michael A. Noll
• Wireless voice testing - New Products
• Finally ready for prime time: multiservice consolidation over MPLS now makes technical and business sense - Network Core
  by Riad Hartani
• Remote DSL diagnosis - New Products
• Now that's progress: Carrier hanging tough after five years - For Starters
  by Sue O'Keefe
• Fibre Channel extension - New Products
• Avoiding the domino effect: as disaster recovery moves to center stage, carriers embrace the SAN extension market - Cover Story
  by Sam Masud
• Fiber to the premises - Product Spot
• SIP takes charge; service providers are viewing Session Initiation Protocol as the dominant enabler for next-gen services - Network Edge
  by Guy J. Zenner
• Mobile WLAN - New Products