One Last Look: What You Were Reading in 2008
Enterprise Networking Planet's readers have eclectic tastes. Our top stories from 2008 included everything from Windows backups to Ubuntu's rise with netbooks and Solaris tossed in for good measure.
Solving Wi-Fi Security at a University
Drexel University's "no user left behind" policy made wireless security even more of a challenge than usual. Learn how the school solved the problems posed by a network comprised of 28,000 users and 40,000 devices.
From increasing IPv6 uptake to DNSSEC, 2008 was a year of big changes in enterprise networking.
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HP and VMware virtualization dynamically distribute capacity needs across available resources and simplify management, enabling better performance with a consolidated IT environment. When you choose a proven business solution from HP and VMware, you can accomplish more tasks, more efficiently with less strain on the system as a whole.
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Linux Foundation CTO criticizes Debian
Jan 06, 2009 | Sean Michael Kerner
From the 'people in glass houses...' files:Debian developers have voted in favor of a General Resolution that will allow the Debian Lenny release to go forward. The hangup as I wrote about a few weeks back was over the...
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Super Hi-Fi Digital Audio in Linux
Jan 06, 2009 | Carla Schroder
I'm toiling every spare minute to finish my latest book, "Building a Recording Studio With Audacity." There is a chapter for golden-eared audiophiles, who have been left behind in the rush to lo-fi MP3s and poorly-engineered CDs with no...
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Samsung: Server SSDs are Here
Jan 06, 2009 | Pedro Hernandez
...or will be soon. Today Samsung spilled the beans on an upcoming 100GB solid state drive for server implementations. Touting low power requirements and specs that deliver a sound beating to 15K drives, the flash chip maker is making its...
In-Depth
More »Linux for Your Business Network
Lots of documentation tells you how to deploy Linux piecemeal without considering all the services on your network. With this series, we show you how to put together a complete suite of Linux-based network services.
Ready for VoIP
How well—or poorly—is your VoIP network performing? Are the results as you anticipated (or were promised) when you signed the contract? How can you know for sure? "Ready for VoIP" will help you answer these questions and more.
Storage Networking 101
Understanding the ins and outs of networked storage takes you deep into a number of protocols. Storage Networking 101 is here to guide you.
New Openings @
- Is IT Offshoring an Overhyped Myth?
- For IT Workers, How Bad Will It Get?
- The 2009 IT Salary Guide
- Mastering Microsoft Certifications
- The Internet's Newest Danger: Election Addiction
- RIM Ramps Up BlackBerry Certifications
- Justifying New IT Hires
- Hiring Survey: The IT Skills in Highest Demand
- Zen and the Art of the Six-Figure Linux Job
- Greater Worker Connectivity Brings Tradeoffs
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Work With Samba - Part II
By Charlie Schluting Published October 8, 2008 This video looks at how to use some of Samba's advanced features such as recycle bins and DFS. |
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Event Viewer Tips
By Jabez Gan Ming Teik Published December 3, 2008 This Microsoft Windows Server 2008 video shows everything an administrator needs to know about Event Viewer. |
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Working With Samba
By Charlie Schluting Published August 7, 2008 This video looks at how to set up Samba in a stand-alone server configuration and test it from a Windows machine. |
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