Enterprise Networking and Network Management - News, Trends and Analysis

As Good As Gold

Cameron Sturdevant | February 12, 2001

Utility makes mapping midsize networks simpler

Its 5 OClock, and Its Much Too Crowded

John Taschek | February 05, 2001

Scientists have been studying road traffic patterns for years, yielding absolutely no discernible results.

Techless in D.C.

eWeek Editors | February 05, 2001

OK. I know it's only George W. Bush's third week in office, but I think the question is legitimate: Where is his technology advisor?

Judith Sprieser

Mel Duvall | February 05, 2001

CEO, Transora

NetSleuth Adept at Mapping, Device Discovery

Cameron Sturdevant | February 05, 2001

Gensym corp.'s newly minted NetSleuth network discovery and monitoring tool will tempt IT managers with its detailed port-level network mapping, expanded device-discovery skills and refined integration with Hewlett-Packard Co.'s OpenView Network Node Mana

Lord of the Manor

John Mulqueen | February 05, 2001

Celtic House's midas touch

Seeking Outside Help

eWeek Editors | February 05, 2001

With managed network services, enterprises hand over their networks' reins

This Man Knows WANs

eWeek Editors | February 05, 2001

One customer, three offices, and an antiquated network. This is a job for a VPN service provider.

Valley Power

eWeek Editors | February 05, 2001

Cisco clashes with Calpine

DNS Proves to Be Weak Link in Internet Chain

Dennis Fisher | February 05, 2001

A series of high-profile events over the last few weeks has highlighted the fact that the DNS that is so critical to the Internet's operation is also one of its weakest links.