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Articles in Feb 2005 issue of Enterprise Networks & Servers

• SGI, Arkeia Partner to Deliver Linux Backup
• Key to Information Lifecycle Management Is Cost-effective Backup, The
  by Farajun, Eran
• Unisys Achieves Full RHEL 4 Certification on ES7000
• Survey: Retailer-Supplier Disconnect Threatens Productivity of Industry
• Cisco Takes Self-Defending Network Strategy to New Level
• SurfControl, Celestix, Microsoft Team to Bring I-net Security to Appliance
• Surge in Viruses, Worms Target Mobile Devices
• Cisco Delivers Adaptive Threat Defense Across Its 2005 Security Product Portfolio
• HP Graphics Workstation Boasts AMD Opteron Processors
• HP Beats the Linux Drum at LinuxWorld Conference
• Unisys Sponsors Student Linux Open Competition
• Japan's VA Linux states Linux intentions
• Paris Hilton Hacked!
• SurfStatsLive Can Generate Additional IPS, Hosting Revenue
• Cisco Sees Convergence, Careful Planning and Future Positioning as Keys to Enterprise Network Purchases in 2005
  by Shacklett, Mary
• Sun Enhances, Sets Promo Pricing For Sun Ray Education, Research
• SUSE LINUX 9 Supports SGI ProPack Suite
• HP Simplifies Management of Servers for Windows
• Cell Chip Eclipses Today's PC Processors
• Putting Process First, Moving Toward Stronger Security
  by Cupano, Joseph
• Sygate, Foundry Demos Enterprise Security Enforcement
• Foundry ServerIronXL Switch Gets Advanced WAN Traffic Management
• Sun, Mobeon to Develop IP Messaging Services
• Unisys Wins National BCBS Contract
• Lantronix Drives Managed Services Business Model to Channel Partners
• Raritan Intros Five New Serial-Over-IP Secure Console Servers for IT Equipment Management