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| July 12, 2005 - Radware
Honored with the Prestigious 'Tomorrow's Technology
Today - 2005' Award by Info Security Products Guide |
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MAHWAH,
N.J., July 12 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Radware
(Nasdaq: RDWR) the leading provider of Intelligent
Application Switching solutions ensuring the availability,
performance and security of networked applications
today announced that it has won Info Security Products
Guide's Coveted "Tomorrow's Technology Today --
2005" award for its contribution to helping enterprises
solve the security challenges they face. Radware's
solution on how enterprises can face these challenges
is covered in the latest edition of Info Security
Products Guide released worldwide in July.
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here for the complete article |
| May 1, 2003 - NITECH
INTRODUCES NS 1000 STORAGE WITH ONE (1) TERABYTE UNDER
$5000.00 |
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Irvine, Ca - Nitech a leading provider
of server, and workstation, storage products, announced
today the immediate availability of the NS 500 and NS
1000 NAS (Network Attached Storage) products at an unprecedented
price. The NS 500 and NS 1000 use a UNIX micro kernel
as the OS, a simple to use GUI, packaged in a 1U rack
mount, supporting hardware RAID with hot swap drives.
In addition both NAS products offer dual 10/100/1000
Base T Ethernet ports, NFS, Windows, AppleTalk, and Novel
protocol support. Data protection features include a
journal file system, snap mirror, and standard network
security permission features.
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here for the complete article |
Tape
Technology Comparison Report
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When choosing a tape backup solution,
you must be aware that there are several tape technologies.
Tape technologies, like software, are developed along
migration paths agreed upon by the standards organizations
governing each particular format. As formats follow these
migration paths, they improve upon the capacity, performance
and reliability of the previous version. But more important,
the newer versions remain, at a minimum, read-only compatible
with the previous version.
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here for the complete article |
| Total
Cost of Ownership for Linux in the Enterprise |
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Through numerous conversations with IT executives,
Robert Frances Group, Inc. learned that Linux server
deployments are well under way, in many cases with notable
cost savings from those implementations. To further explore
and quantify this anecdotal evidence, Robert Frances
Group, Inc. performed a total cost of ownership (TCO)
study to evaluate Linux deployments in the enterprise.
Survey participants included mid- to large-sized companies,
and of the companies polled, 14 yielded relevant data
sets that were included in this study.
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here for the complete article |
| May 2001 - Understanding the Network Neighborhood |
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SMB, the Server Message Block Protocol,
is the most prevalent filesharing protocol on the planet
for a very simple reason -- it ships with every Microsoft
Windows system and, like it or not, Windows still owns
the desktop. Windows is also very common as a server
platform in corporate networks. Not content with those
markets, Windows is now findin.g its way into all sorts
of new places, including embedded systems, palmtops,
and consumer toys. As Windows moves onto new platforms,
SMB does too.
Click here for the complete article |
| June 28, 2002 - Free Relational Databases |
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You can probably think of plenty of
ways a relational database-management system could
simplify some of your development efforts. RDBMS software
provides standard mechanisms for storing and querying
data, efficiently supports multiple concurrent users,
lets you decouple data access from application logic,
and much more. Appealing stuff!
What's even better is that you can get
these benefits for free, thanks to open-source RDBMS
packages such as MySQL and PostgreSQL. While there
are certainly scenarios where it makes sense to pay
the big bucks for a high-end RDBMS like Oracle 9i or
Microsoft SQL Server--plus the hefty hardware and support
contracts you'll likely need to keep it all running--in
many cases there needn't be such a barrier to entry,
especially if you just want to learn or to implement
something like a simple database-backed website.
Click here for the complete article
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| June
20, 2002 - Home Network Technologies and Strategies |
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Looking for a cost-effective way to share Internet
access on your home PCs? Do you wonder which home network
technology or mix of technologies is best for your needs?
Our coverage of home networking technologies and strategies
can help you decide whether you should install a power
line or phone line network setup, set yourself totally
free with a wireless components, or stick with tried
and true wired Ethernet--or possibly install a combination
of the technologies. If you want to be informed about
the latest developments in home networks, you've come
to the right place.
Click here for the complete article |
| June 6, 2002 -
Tips for New Linux Users
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ExtremeTech, usually a Windows-centric
publication, has produced an introduction to Linux
article. "So, you've
finally installed Linux, after what probably seemed like
an endless journey in a labyrinth of distribution information,
and often a bit too positive, esoteric installation instructions."
Click here for the complete article |
| March 25, 2002 - Creating and Consuming Web Services
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Web Services signal
a new era of lightweight distributed application
development. While web Services are not intended
nor do they have the power to solve every distributed
application problem, they are an easy way to create
and consume services over the Internet. One of the
design goals for web Services is to allow companies
and developers to share services with other companies
in a simple way over the Internet.
"Web Services lower
the barrier for small companies and make large companies
more agile." says
Mike Amundsen, President of EraServer.NET, a .NET hosting
and XML web Service provider.
Click here for the complete article |
| March 21, 2002 - New Tips for Windows XP |
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It's been almost a year since we first introduced you
to Microsoft's newest operating system. While many users
have not yet made the leap to Windows XP, there are those
who have forged ahead—boldly going where no one has gone
before. We certainly did, and we've learned a few things
about this powerful OS along the way. To assist those
of you who have upgraded to the XP experience, we've
put together a list of a dozen truly useful tips for
getting the most out of the OS.
Click here for the complete article |
| February 11, 2002 - Windows
XP FAQ |
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Microsoft released it's latest desktop operating system,
dubbed Windows XP, on Oct 25th. According to Microsoft,
this is their most important Operating System release
since Windows 95. But does it really live up to the hype?
Is it worth the upgrade? And what is the truth behind
the controversial Windows Product Activation? Find out
in our FAQ!
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here for the complete article |
| December 6, 2001 - Optimize Windows XP |
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Is XP the fastest version of Windows ever? That's debatable,
but this is not: like every operating system that came
before it, it's not as fast as it could be without a
whole bunch of fine-tuning.
Click here for the complete article |
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