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Create a Wi-Fi Access Point using Connectify

Blogger Paul Mah checks out Connectify, a free application for Windows 7 that allows you to take any Internet connection and share it via Wi-Fi.

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Delegating DNS record write permissions

With application owners having an increased closeness to infrastructure teams, delegating permissions to certain objects becomes natural. IT guru Rick Vanover highlights one trend to take the burden off of a network team.

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Do IT pros pay enough attention to vendor recommendations and support?

Derek Schauland relates a recent troubleshooting incident in which his inclination to "just make things work" didn't really pan out. What is your troubleshooting approach? Take the poll.

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Broadband2Go: Mobile broadband without the contract

Providing pay as you go mobile broadband seems like a great idea. Service providers must agree, as more plans are becoming available.

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Jump boxes vs. firewalls

Rick Vanover discusses the pros and cons of using jump boxes vs. firewalls to protect and isolate critical systems and provide the best security.

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Are IP KVMs still useful today?

With virtualization squarely in the mainstream, is there a place still for IP KVM switches in the enterprise? Blogger Paul Mah posed this question to an engineer from ATEN Technology Inc, a maker of KVM and remote connectivity solutions.

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IPv6-capable devices: Make sure they are ready

You need a new router, but your budget is in shambles. On top of that, someone tells you IPv4 addresses are running out. What are your options?

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Product Spotlight: Barracuda Networks SSL-VPN

Derek Schauland looks at the features of the Barracuda SSL-VPN, a browser-based VPN appliance, in this product spotlight.

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Visualizing IPv4 addresses on the Internet

It is well-known that available IP addresses in the IPv4 address space are becoming limited, but how does that look? IT pro Rick Vanover offers a visualization of the situation.

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IPv4 addresses: They are almost gone

This past Tuesday, the organization responsible for managing IPv4's unallocated-address pool announced that addresses are almost gone. What does that mean?

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