Cisco Boosts LAN Management
Cisco Systems Inc. is trying to make running Web-based applications on a campus or LAN (local area network) easier for IT staff.
Cisco Systems Inc. is trying to make running Web-based applications on a campus or LAN (local area network) easier for IT staff.
Computer Associates International is readying software to help companies ensure their networks deliver appropriate service levels to end users.
Looking to significantly boost its networked storage systems and services, IBM Corp. will spend $400 million to add 1,000 salespeople, and offer new products and services that will cater to storage area network (SAN) customers.
New network discovery and reporting features in Ipswitch Inc.'s network monitoring software are designed to make mapping and analyzing IP networks easier.
Jack Reynolds gave up trying to lease an S/390 before he started discussing the financing.
A system of computers from IBM Corp. may soon let users run Linux applications at supercomputer speeds.
Unix vendor The Santa Cruz Operation Inc. (SCO) last week announced it would split into three divisions, a move the company claims will boost its Linux and Internet prospects.
Vigilant Networks says its performance management probe acts like Superman: It uses X-ray eyes to spot problems normally invisible to other monitoring tools.
Imagine running Windows 2000 natively on the AS/400? Well, it is at least within the realm of possibility, according to an IBM source.
While all Windows 2000 servers might look pretty much the same, IBM is attempting to differentiate its latest machines by delivering a complementary collection of storage-area network (SAN) products.
Cisco Systems is working to ease the management headaches of mainframe users supporting IP traffic.
Looking to pick through your business data and figure out how to improve your products and services? IBM Corp. thinks its AS/400 server can help.
Users could now have one company to go to get their Windows NT and Windows 2000 network performance monitoring, testing and management software.
Worried about a hacker crashing your Web site, despite the arsenal of security tools you have in place? Tivoli Systems Inc. next week will attempt to address such concerns with software it claims can unite disparate security products to fight off denial-of-service attacks and other types of net assaults.
SilverBack Technologies wants to take on much of the headache of monitoring your company's network resources.