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Controlling mobile data loss
Security evangelist Mike Raggo from MobileIron explains the options available to protect an organisation’s data and compliance when it goes mobile
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512K: Full up and nowhere to go
Alex Cruz Farmer, Technical Director of C4L gives a timely insight into the BGP table, with the recent 512k routing table limit debacle firmly in focus
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Virtually real
Ennio Carboni, president at Ipswitch Network Management, explores the challenges of the modern data centre
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Network Computing Awards 2014
This year’s Network Computing Awards took place on March 13th at the Hotel Russell in London. Here we profile some of this year’s winners. Nominations for the 2015 awards will open in the first week of December.
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Welcome to the November 2014 Newsletter.
We've a bit of a network monitoring theme going on this issue, starting with an opinion piece from Rony Kay, CEO of cPacket Networks. For Rony the legacy approach to monitoring is now obsolete, unable to keep pace with the evolving demands of data centres and cloud hosting “Effective network monitoring and diagnostics needs to provide real-time granular performance indicators for specific application traffic across the entire network,” he writes. Read Rony’s article for advice on how to keep pace with your network infrastructure demands even as they grow in complexity.
If you’re already in the market for a cutting-edge monitoring tool then our review of the latest iteration of Paessler’s PRTG Network Monitor, Version 14, is a must read. The fact that PRTG is used to keep an eye on the NC test lab itself should give an idea of the confidence placed in it by our reviewer, who states that it “puts the fun back into network monitoring.” No mean feat I’m sure you’ll agree!
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