By Tom Iwanski, 05/27/2003
Finding the right license management and metering tool for your organization can be daunting because of the number and variety of tools available. Here’s how to narrow the field.
By Tom Iwanski, 09/30/2002
Evaluate a new satellite solution for last-mile connectivity.
By Tom Iwanski, 06/24/2002
Learn whether seamless mobility has finally arrived.
By Tom Iwanski, 06/24/2002
Exam simulations to help you hone your test-taking skills.
By Ed Roth, 05/20/2002
Get the quick facts about a home automation system, a laptop backup and recovery system, a wireless print server, and a secure VPN router.
By Tom Iwanski, 04/22/2002
Whether or not you trust WEP, safer alternatives are on the way to help you secure your wireless network.
By Tom Iwanski, 04/22/2002
Our Lab tests show what kind of performance gains you can expect when you introduce 1000Base-T switches into your network.
By Tom Iwanski, 04/22/2002
Keep an accurate inventory of your hardware and software assets.
By Tom Iwanski, 04/22/2002
Although setting up Gigabit Ethernet switches might seem cut and dried, you could run into some hurdles. Tom Iwanski tells you about some of the problems he ran into.
By Tom Iwanski, 02/20/2002
Take a look at three network-based vulnerability scanners: Internet Scanner 6.2, Distributed CyberCop Scanner 2.0, and NetRecon 3.5.
By Tom Iwanski, 02/20/2002
This vulnerability scanner is free for download but comes with some caveats.
By Tom Iwanski, 01/22/2002
The first-ever successful attack on our Lab's network was a wake-up call.
By Tom Iwanski, 12/19/2001
Discover how XP addresses roaming and security weaknesses of the 802.11b wireless networking standard.
By Tom Iwanski, 10/18/2001
Use carrier networks for wide-area wireless connectivity.
By Tom Iwanski, 10/17/2001
Now is a good time to examine both the Windows Logo Program and the latest industry standards to determine their relevance to your organization's network- and systems-management ...
By Tom Iwanski, 10/17/2001
The increasing affordability of Gigabit Ethernet has implications for the desktop as well as for network backbones.
By Tom Iwanski, 07/17/2001
If you're looking for ways to streamline and centralize application deployment and management, check out this comparison of five application-deployment tools.
By Tom Iwanski, 07/17/2001
New with Windows 2000, Windows Installer is Microsoft's utility for bundling application files into a standardized .msi format for easier distribution and installation.
By Tom Iwanski, 07/17/2001
Lightweight solutions for mobile professionals.
By Tom Iwanski, 06/28/2001
Access your network from a distance through a wireless connection.