Part 2 of Derek Boiko-Weyrauch’s review finishes his look at PGP Universal with test results and conclusions.
Email encryption has been possible for almost 15 years, but the technology is still not commonly used. Pretty Good Privacy’s PGP Universal pretty much eliminates the complexity of email encryption / decryption by making it transparent to the end user. Learn more about it in Part 1 of Derek Boiko-Weyrauch’s review.
You can’t have a LAN Party without a LAN and you shouldn’t set up your party’s LAN before reading the latest installment of our How To. Chris Dickens returns to step you through what it takes to set up a fast, robust LAN that can handle plenty of fraggin’.
Hawking’s Broadband Booster promises to solve problems using time-sensitive applications on home and SOHO broadband connections. Tim Higgins finds it works well for what it does, but isn’t a cure for all bandwidth-management problems.
With ever-increasing congestion on the wireless bands, RF analysis is an important tool for admins and designers to have in their WLAN toolkits. Tim Higgins reviews AirMagnet’s first spectrum analysis product and thinks it will give buyers a powerful new alternative.
TomsNetworking’s readers always seem to like new stuff from Linksys. So we’ve done some sleuthing and found a few new tidbits for your reading pleasure.
Sometimes all you need is an incremental tweak to a product to give it new appeal. Buffalo Technology has done just that with a gigabit Ethernet version of its popular LinkStation NAS line. Tim Higgins puts the Giga through its paces and finds some performance surprises.
ADS Tech recently added a NAS kit to its line of IDE drive enclosures. Jim Buzbee was intrigued by its built-in BitTorrent capability, but found it to be more like a BitTrickle
The coming wave of consumer routers with gigabit Ethernet switches is starting to hit. ASUS’ RX3141 is the first to support Jumbo Frames, but Tim Higgins finds it not as innovative on other counts.
Sipura does such a good job of making VoIP ATAs that Linksys bought the company. Tim Higgins takes a look at one of Sipura’s most recent models and discovers just how configurable a SIP ATA can be.
Push-button wireless security setup holds the promise of enabling mere mortals to quickly and easily lock down their wireless LANs. We examine two technologies with similar goals and find them more alike than different.
Phil Dunkelberger is on a mission to make PGP the best encryption software provider, bar none. David Strom sat down with the PGP Corp. President and CEO to discuss the company’s successes and how they started afresh after being part of the larger Network Associates.