Network Computing Report #336
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Monday, February 2, 2004

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Coverage from our special Linux issue begins this week. Read our
editors' analyses of this hot operating system's strong and weak
points as well as helpful hints. Our editors' hot white paper pick,
"HP Optimizes Solaris-to-Linux Migration," continues the Linux theme.
We've also got a special Linux TechQuiz. Can you outsmart our editors?

Plus, the editors at our sister publication, InformationWeek, need
your help. Please take their IT salary survey. You'll find more
details in our Newsletter Specials section.

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In This Issue:
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1)  Newsletter Specials
2)  Feature: Linux Special: Inside Linux
3)  Editors' Hot White Paper Pick: HP Optimizes Solaris-to-Linux
     Migration
4)  Last Mile
5)  Feature: Linux Special: Where Does Linux Fit?
6)  NWC Pipelines
7)  Feature: Linux Special: Linux on the Inside Track
8)  Sneak Preview: IBM's DB2 Everyplace 8.1.4: Taking It on the Road
9)  Current Forum Threads: Ask the Experts
10) Sneak Preview: Novell's Nterprise Linux Services 1.0: Raising the
      Operating System Stakes
11) The Daily Blog
12) Interactive Buyer's Guide: Linux Support Services
13) BuzzCut
14) Industry Insights: Linux Litigation: Here's Looking at You, Linux
15) Upcoming Events
16) CMP Marketplace
17) Latest IT Professional Downloads
18) Subscription Information

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1) Newsletter Specials
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a) NWC Complete
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b) Top 11: Mars Attacks!
Just what is the White House after on Mars, anyway? Is there an
untapped workforce just waiting to pick up tasty IT positions? Tell us
your "Top 11 reasons to outsource IT on Mars," and if you make us
crash the mother ship because we're doubled over in laughter, we'll
publish your entry in print and online. Here are a couple of ideas to
get you started.
--42 eyeballs per employee...now that's extreme programming.
--Organized bacteria make for very efficient workers.
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c) IT Minute: Linux in the Enterprise
Tune in for a behind-the-scenes discussion of this issue's special
Linux coverage with Brad Shimmin and Don MacVittie, the author of our
cover story. Grab your RealPlayer and get the inside scoop on which
applications you'll need to put Linux to work in your organization.
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d) NWC Project: Linux A-List
If you're looking for the perfect Open-Source application for your
data-center-centric Linux server, look no further than our Linux
A-List, compiled and maintained with recommendations by Contributing
Editor Don MacVittie.
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e) TechQuiz: Linux
Test your Open Source and Linux savvy with our latest TechQuiz. If you
can beat our editors and get all the answers right, we'll throw your
name into the hat for a very cool prize.
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f) NWC Project: Wireless LAN Distributed Monitoring Systems
Connect with Contributing Editors Dave Molta and Jesse Lindeman as
they work through their upcoming comparative review of the monitoring
capabilities of WLAN infrastructure products. Check out the test plan
and product requirements.
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g) Compare IT: Firewall Products
Firewalls protect your network from unwelcome attacks and keep your
business-critical data safe from intruders. Compare product offerings
from Cisco, Nokia, Nortel and WatchGuard.
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h) Wireless Mobile Platforms E-Poll
Know your way around wireless mobile platforms? Then help out our
editors for an upcoming issue. Take a few minutes to respond to our
e-poll as it pertains to your organization. We'll share the anonymous
results in our April 29, 2004, issue.
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i) InformationWeek Salary Survey
Are you satisfied with your current compensation package? The editors
of InformationWeek magazine invite you to participate in their seventh
annual National IT Salary Survey. It's fast. It's convenient. It's
confidential. And you can win cash prizes if you respond by March 1,
2004. (Grand Prize $1,000!) To participate:
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2) Feature: Linux Special: Inside Linux
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By Lori MacVittie
The Penguin is taking the IT world by storm, offering enterprises an
alternative to high-priced Unix and Windows systems. We examine Linux
from top to bottom.
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Market research and analyst reports.
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3) Editors' Hot White Paper Pick: HP Optimizes Solaris-to-Linux
    Migration
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Migrating from Solaris to Linux offers many advantages, such as
comparable stability with greater flexibility and a lower TCO. But a
smooth transition is crucial. Learn how Hewlett-Packard's proven
migration services minimize the time and expense of a move to Linux
while maximizing ongoing benefits.
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Access more white papers, case studies and product information on
Linux in the Network Computing Tech Library.
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Research Reports.
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White paper and research report RSS feed.
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4) Last Mile
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Edited By Bradley F. Shimmin and David Joachim
This edition: Top 11 Things You Don't Want to Hear From Linus
Torvalds; Got Linux?; and Just the Facts, Ma'am.
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5) Feature: Linux Special: Where Does Linux Fit?
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By Don MacVittie
To help determine whether Linux has a role in your organization,
we sort through the areas where the OS excels and where you should
exercise caution.
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Read Linux white papers.
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Market research and analyst reports.
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6) NWC Pipelines
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a) Small Biz Pipeline Launches! Visit our newest Pipeline.
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Check out our exclusive research on small business technology strategy
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b) Sign up for the IT Utility Pipeline Newsletter.
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c) Security Pipeline: Experts Troubled by MyDoom's Fast-Spreading
Attack
By Gregg Keizer
Previous fast-moving viruses slowed down quickly. MyDoom may not be
doing that.
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Read more from Security Pipeline.
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d) Mobile Pipeline: Review: Corinex Wireless to Powerline AP
By Nick Jordan
Wi-Fi is familiar and inexpensive, but this access point connects
WLANs to powerline networks and can solve some tricky issues in small
offices.
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Read more from Mobile Pipeline.
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e) Keep abreast of today's networking news with NWC's NetNews. Plus,
get more technology-specific news from our Pipelines. We'll keep you
informed and in the know.
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7) Feature: Linux Special: Linux on the Inside Track
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By David Joachim
Making the switch to Linux can be an ideological decision. For
carmaker Audi, it's a practical move that's calculated to pay off.
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Market research and analyst reports.
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8) Sneak Preview: IBM's DB2 Everyplace 8.1.4: Taking It on
    the Road
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By Lori MacVittie
Remote and mobile users synchronize their data. Best of all--it runs
on Linux.
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Market research and analyst reports.
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9) Current Forum Threads: Ask the Experts
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QoS over VPN on a Contivity 1100: We have remote offices that have
Contivity 1050's with a Contivity 1100 at the corporate office. They
connect via IPSec VPNs. We have a BCM 3.5 at the corporate office that
has QoS DiffServ marking, which marks the IP voice packets with a hex
value of 0xB8, turned on. Does anyone know how to prioritize the VoIP
traffic over the VPNs? I couldn't find where to input the hex value to
prioritize on the Contivity QoS screen. I am new to Contivity QoS, so
please let me know if you need any additional info.
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View all Forums.
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10) Sneak Preview: Novell's Nterprise Linux Services 1.0: Raising
      the Operating System Stakes
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By Lori MacVittie
This integrated suite includes file, print, management, messaging and
identity services.
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Read books on this topic.
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Market research and analyst reports.
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11) The Daily Blog
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a) MS Fights Phishing, Revamps URLs
In an attempt to do away with spoofed URLs all together, Microsoft
this week posted a Knowledge Base Article outlining its plans to
simply do away with user name and authentication information within
URLs. Problem solved, right?
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b) The Father of 'CtrlAltDelete' Retires
His name may not be familiar to you, but the next time you press those
three magic buttons on your computer--Ctrl, Alt and Delete--you can
thank David Bradley for his indispensable contribution to PC
computing.
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c) Doom Worm Net Slowdown
As of 11 AM Eastern today, the Doom Worm seems to have had its way
with the Internet, slowing page downloads from 2.7 seconds (over the
previous week) to between 3.8 and 3.9 second across the Keynote
Business 40 Internet Performance Index. I can hardly wait for February
1, when this worm really does its damage. Thanks SCO.
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d) Open Source Spending Numbers
Our friends at NOP World are predicting that IT organizations will
spend 2.8 percent more in 2004 on open source than they did the
preceding year. That may not sound like a lot, but when you consider
that the overall growth in IT spending in 2004 is expected to reach
5.3 percent, it's easy to see that open source will play an important
role in enterprise rollouts this year. However, North America will not
lead the way in budgeting for open source.
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Find more blogs and blog entries here.
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12) Interactive Buyer's Guide: Linux Support Services
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Our latest guide examines Linux support services and highlights
key features including hardware architectures supported, support
models offered, as well as systems management and support software
available. Use our interactive database to help with your Linux
support products selection.
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13) BuzzCut
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a) BuzzCut: More, Better, Faster: Open-Source Matures
By Don MacVittie
Linux is here, and it's bringing much of the open-source community
with it.
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b) BuzzCut: Linux Vendors Stand Up for Users
By Sean Doherty
Companies seek to indemnify Linux users against SCO's threat to sue
for alleged copyright violations.
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14) Industry Insights: Linux Litigation: Here's Looking at You,
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By Mike Lee
It's ironic that an OS designed in the spirit of open and free access
is caught up in licensing litigation.
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15) Upcoming Events
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a) InfoSec World 2004
Type: Tradeshow
Date; Location: March 22-24, 2003; The Rosen Centre Hotel, Orlando, FL
In its 11th year, InfoSec World remains the defining event for
information security. Leading information security professionals,
industry experts and top product vendors make InfoSec World a regular
stop to explore real-world strategies and cutting-edge techniques
necessary to secure critical data, reduce risk and strengthen systems.
The conference will feature more than 80 sessions addressing key
industry issues including Web services security, the latest in hack
tools and spyware, network mapping, wireless forensics, risk
assessment, event correlation and VPNs, among others.

For more information and to register.
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Or call: 508-879-7999

b) A Neglected Market: Solving Data Protection Challenges Faced by the
SMB (A Network Computing Magazine Vendor Perspective)
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Date; Time: Wednesday, February 4, 2004; 11:00-12:00 AM PT/2:00-3:00PM
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The Small-Medium Business is now the fastest growing segment in the
storage industry. We'll discuss both the challenges and the market
drivers responsible for fueling its demand for storage and data
protection.

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c) Content Compliance: A Closer Look at Meeting the Challenge (A
Transform Magazine Vendor Perspective)
Type: Online NetSeminar
Date; Time: Wednesday, February 4, 2004; 11:00-12:00 AM PT/2:00-3:00PM
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The Sarbanes-Oxley Act and other new regulations have made compliance
a corporate imperative. We'll explore specific technologies and how
they address the high-priority compliance needs and demands of
corporations today.

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d) Enterprise Networks 2004
Network Computing, in conjunction with Network Magazine, is proud to
announce Enterprise Networks 2004. Providing the extended vision and
practical guidance required to successfully design enterprise networks
today and tomorrow, Enterprise Networks 2004 is the ultimate
educational experience for anyone responsible for designing,
implementing and/or administering enterprise networks.

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17) Latest IT Professional Downloads
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This issue sponsored by Lucent Technologies.
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