Friday, November 14, 2008

[TechRepublic] Check out the most powerful Cisco routers ever made

November 14, 2008
Check out the most powerful Cisco routers ever made
They may not be appropriate for your home, office, or even your enterprise, but some of the most powerful routers in the world make it possible for you to surf the Web and send e-mail around the globe. David Davis introduces you to Cisco's lineup of service-provider routers.

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Routing and switching essentials for beginners
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How do you manage a mobile mini-datacenter?
Every network administrator may at some point create or support a mobile collection of equipment for use between sites or at other destinations. Rick Vanover shares some strategies that can be used to manage this type of network.

Botnets: Keep computers up to date or else
Getting rooted by a drive-by dropper is fast becoming the predominate method of involuntarily joining a botnet. The simplest way to avoid this is to keep your computers up to date. Easier said than done? Well, it doesn't have to be.

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