What to expect from iSCSI Link Aggregation on your network

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Learn More What to expect from iSCSI Link Aggregation on your network Link Aggregation is a commonly misunderstood concept in networking. Here's the basics of what you should expect to get from LACP/LAG. Read More U.S.-Cuba breakthrough is no slam dunk for Internet As the U.S. frees its service providers to invest, Cuba may not play ball Read More Qualcomm, Intel and Brocade join group pushing 2.5G, 5G Ethernet Infrastructure upgrades without all the new gear? That's the plan, according to umbrella group. Read More LAST CHANCE: Enter to win a copy of "Ubuntu Unleashed 2015 Edition" We've got 5 copies to give to some lucky readers. Enter the drawing now! Read More 6 aging protocols that could cripple the Internet From BGP to SSL, several Internet protocols are no match for today's malicious hackers -- and should be replaced. Read More WHITE PAPER: Polycom The Impact of Polycom Voice Solutions for Microsoft Lync Download this study to learn how one organization with 24,000 Polycom voice devices and Lync Enterprise Voice achieved a 98% risk-adjusted ROI and a payback period of 21 months. Learn more >> Vulnerability in embedded Web server exposes millions of routers to hacking Attackers can take control of millions of routers by sending a specially crafted request to RomPager, an embedded Web server running on them Read More Judge questions evidence on whether NSA spying is too broad A federal judge on Friday questioned the strength of a key lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the government's Internet surveillance program known as "upstream" data collection.Judge Jeffrey White heard oral arguments by attorneys from the Electronic Frontier Foundation, which filed the suit, and the government, during a hearing in a federal district court in Oakland, California. The EFF says its suit is the first challenge in public court to the government's upstream data program, which copies online data from the main cables connecting Internet networks around the world.The EFF first filed its suit in 2008 after an AT&T technician provided evidence that the company routed copies of its Internet traffic records to the NSA.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Worst security breaches of the year 2014: Sony tops the list As 2014 winds down, the breach of Sony Pictures Entertainment is clearly the biggest data breach of the year and among the most devastating to any corporation ever.Attackers broke in and took whatever they wanted, exfiltrating gigabytes and gigabytes of documents, emails and even entire movies, apparently at will for months and months on end.+ Also on Network World: The weirdest, wackiest and coolest sci/tech stories of 2014 | Peeping into 73,000 unsecured security cameras thanks to default passwords +To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Companies battle for control of Italy's national fiber network Telecom companies are vying for control of a small company that rents out fiberoptic cables in Milan in a competition that could determine who gets to build and control Italy's high speed telecommunications network. Read More Microsoft's $84 million man: What's Nadella done to earn it? What could Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella have done in just 10 months to convince shareholders he's worth the $84 million pay package they approved earlier this month?Quite a bit, it turns out, but it remains to be seen how his actions will pan out for the company over time, and in fact that long view was taken into account in his compensation bundle. It doesn't allow some hefty stock grants to vest fully until 2021, and how much he ultimately gets is linked to how well Microsoft fares over that time vs other big corporations on the S&P 500.+ Also on Network World: Nadella wins over Gartner crowd | CEO Nadella issues manifesto to shake up Microsoft +To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More
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