Belkin today announced its entry into the network monitoring market with a product targeting SMB networks.
Belkin’s Pulse is a network monitoring system built on Jumpnode Systems’ appliance-enabled software (AeS) service platform that combines a plug-and-play appliance with a hosted software solution.
Avega Systems yesterday announced that Cisco Systems, JAFCO Asia and Technology Venture Partners (TVP), have completed a $7M Series B funding deal.
Avega Systems develops networked home entertainment technology platforms and for the past three years has been developing core technologies targeted at the "connected digital home". Avega’s Aios technology platform is targeted at whole-home, multi-zone networked entertainment. The technology incorporates standard wired and wireless technologies including draft 11n and HomePlug AV as well as UPnP AV and DLNA. Aios is being made available to partners on an OEM basis.
Bill Meade found that expensive drives don’t necessarily bring higher NAS performance.
VoIP and SIP solution provider SimpleSignal today announced its “On Demand” overflow calling feature for inbound and outbound business VoIP communications. The feature instantly adds additional VoIP capacity for making outbound calls and receiving incoming calls when the normal service capacity is reached. There are no service limitations on the capacity on the number incoming … Read more
Sonicwall’s SSL gateway gets along with browsers besides IE, and supports Vista. But it needs work on evening out throughput.
D-Link today announced that it will soon add wireless management features to its DES-1228P 24-Port 10/100 smart switch with PoE. The new features will support the upcoming DWL-3140AP, a small, "smoke detector-sized" access point.
Centralized AP management features will include WEP, WPA and WPA2 security, configuration templates, quick discovery of APs, AP mapping utility, full-time AP status controls, AP load balancing and the ability to maintain all AP traffic history and generate reports with statistical diagrams.
Always On Wireless today announced its WiFlyer+v wireless router that supports wireless networking of dial-up or broadband Internet connections. The new router includes an integrated network USB print server, automatic Internet Call Waiting and an 802.11b/g wireless access point. The WiFlyer+v can be purchased immediately for only $149.95 at www.wiflyer.com.
Dell and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will host an Earth Day computer recycling event for consumers in the Washington metropolitan area on Sunday, April 22. The free event is part of Dell’s commitment to educating consumers about responsible computer recycling options and keeping information technology equipment out of landfills.
Washington, D.C.-area residents can recycle any brand computer, monitor, printer and other computer equipment by dropping off the items at the event from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the event site at 13th and E Streets, N.W.
The folks over at TG Daily have been having good luck with not requiring registration for using their Comments feature. So far, at least, they haven’t been overwhelmed with usual load of spam postings that such things usually bring.
Iomega today announced a new rack-mount addition to its NAS product
line. The new Iomega StorCenter Pro NAS 450r series is based on Microsoft
Windows Storage Server 2003 R2 running on a Dual-Core Intel Xeon hardware platform
packaged in a 1U rackmount format.
Four hot-swappable 7200-RPM SATA II drives can be configured for RAID 0, 1
or 5 and other hardware features include dual gigabit Ethernet connections, ECC
memory, and an Ultra 320 SCSI (VHDC1) connection for high-speed archival backup.
250 and 500 GB drives are supported for a total of 1 or 2 GB of storage.
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If you’re going to upgrade your LAN to gigabit, why not step up to the features that a “smart” switch offers? Craig Ellison digs into four examples of the current state of the Level 2 switch art.
