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SilverHawk
1 week ago

I have a cable modem/router from AT&T but it's only Wifi G. Is it difficult to set up another Wifi device that uses 802.11N to...

Tags: g, n, wifi |
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sspade
1 week ago

I am running Linux, and installed Samba for file sharing across the network. When the firewall is enabled, Samba will not function. I...

3 Answers |
RomanZ
1 week ago

I'm looking for an easy way to check the security on my network to make sure that we've got all the ports we don't need shut down. Is...

Tags: network, security, test |
4 Answers |
penelope
1 week ago

I'm reading through an earlier question posted here and now am wondering if there's a way to tell if my company is monitoring my...

Tags: privacy |
5 Answers |
jack12
2 weeks ago

I was in the shower yesterday and heard a piece on Morning Edition about the use of mesh networks in response to concerns over outside...

Tags: mesh network |
2 Answers |
blackdog
2 weeks ago

AT&T has voluntarily started sending out warning letters to broadband customers that it suspects of copyright infringement. I use...

merwan
4 weeks ago

our network is GSM, how can I transfer my mobile sms to other mobile number?

3 Answers |
stylor
7 weeks ago

VMWare is using technology from one of it's recent acquisitions to add virtual networking into its existing products. I don't really...

3 Answers |
bcastle
7 weeks ago

My IT guy is requesting that we purchase a Cisco Aironet 3500. Last year when I upgraded my home wifi router to a 802.11N device, it was...

Tags: Cisco, wifi |
7 Answers |
nchristine
8 weeks ago

When setting up a home network, how do you determine the best channel setting?

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Facebook's head of network operations has great expectations for software defined networking (SDN), though he may not be relying on commercial hardware vendors to bring SDN to the social networking giant's own infrastructure.
Shameful stuff from some of the biggest names, plus further skullduggery from Samsung, possible specs for the Nexus 5.
Twitter made its IPO documents public Thursday and in the process revealed some juicy information about the company, like how much money it makes (or loses) and how much its executives get paid. Here are a few of the details we learned about Twitter today.
Twitter has filed for its long-awaited initial public offering, revealing a fast-growing company but one that lost money in each of the past three years.
The latest version of Nokia Siemens Networks software for running mobile carriers is virtualized, pointing toward a future of fully cloud-based systems that could help operators run even more efficiently and roll out new services more quickly.
A vulnerability found recently in an OpenID-based feature of the Mozilla Persona online identity management service prompted the company to advise Web developers to check their OpenID implementations for similar issues.
Verizon is extending its suite of cloud services to offer a new IaaS (infrastructure-as-a-service) option, called Verizon Cloud Compute, as well as a new storage-as-a-service, Verizon Cloud Storage, that the company says offer finer granularity in pricing and stricter quality of service metrics than its competitors.
Cisco is adamant that its upcoming Application Centric Infrastructure launch is not about SDNs.
Start-up Netskope comes out of stealth mode today in unveiling its security service intended to help enterprises monitor how employees are using cloud-based applications, such as Salesforce.com, while also giving IT managers the ability to block data transfers or receive alerts.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Division also signs agreement with PowerbyProxi to jointly develop new charging devices.

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