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Posted on January 7, 2009 in ReviewNo Comments »

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3Com’s Gigabit Switch 8 is designed for the needs of the small office, with the network with high performance, speed of delivery so that data can be more. It automatically finds the fastest connection speed, the autosensing 10/100/1000 ports automatically adjust to the speed of network devices communicating at 1000, 100, or 10 Mbps, so the switch can accommodate a range of workgroup applications. So do not hesitate to use the 3Com Gigabit Switch 8, because of the high-speed, high-quality and reliability.

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Posted on December 31, 2008 in Product LaunchesNo Comments »

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CitrixCitrix Systems and Microsoft Inc. have co-developed an all-in-one device for delivering applications to branch offices. The new Citrix Branch Repeater is the latest in a breed of products aimed at simplifying remote office IT infrastructure by consolidating functions into a single piece of hardware. Citrix Branch Repeater is intended for “application delivery,” including application virtualization, network optimization, and some Windows services. Unlike Cisco, Citrix and Microsoft didn’t include routing capabilities in the box. Inside Citrix Branch Repeater is a stripped-down version of Windows with file and print services, authentication, and networking services such as DHCP and DNS.
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Posted on December 26, 2008 in Communications, Product LaunchesNo Comments »

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Telstra has rolled out 10,000 new Polycom phones across the company to provide Telstra IP telephony services to staff. The phones and services, the next step in the company’s upgrade from its internal CustomNet system, will operate across a single data network. According to the company, eliminating dual networks would lead to improved efficiency, productivity benefits and cost savings. The features would also improve employee efficiency. Telstra staff is now reaping the benefits of a network-based system that leverages the Telstra Next IP network to deliver high-definition voice and mobility.

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Posted on December 23, 2008 in News, SecurityNo Comments »

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ROBOBAK(TM) announced a new version of its software that cuts the time required for full remote backups of Microsoft Exchange databases by up to 90 percent or more. The result makes it possible for storage administrators to once again get a handle on email data protection requirements that have been increasingly spiraling out of control. It also provides them with the assurance that their email databases, containing multiple gigabytes or terabytes of corporate-critical information, can be easily and reliably backed up offsite.

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Posted on December 22, 2008 in Product LaunchesNo Comments »

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SMCBR21VPNSMC Networks announced the availability of the newest in its arsenal of networking products that make business more efficient for the SMB/e: the SMCBR21VPN Barricade™ VPN Router. The new SMCBR21VPN broadband router has a Virtual Private Network (VPN) server built in, enabling it to establish authenticated and encrypted tunnels for communication across the Internet. This makes SMCBR21VPN an ideal solution for remote corporate network access, whether from the branch office or a telecommuter. The new SMCBR21VPN Barricade VPN Router is available now at an MSRP of $449.99.
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Posted on December 16, 2008 in Cisco, NewsNo Comments »

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CiscoCisco Systems Inc. has introduced a video surveillance solution based on the Cisco Integrated Services Router (ISR) platform. The solution converges physical security over an IP network and can also work with non-IP video surveillance equipment to enable a migration to IP-enabled video surveillance. The solution will allow the large installed base of over 4 million Cisco ISR and new customers to deploy video surveillance as part of their existing infrastructure, while helping to reduce the total cost of ownership, improve operational flexibility, combine physical and network security, and enhance performance and reliability. The Cisco Video Surveillance solution is especially important in branch office deployments such as retail, banking and government where technical expertise is not readily available.
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Posted on December 15, 2008 in SecurityNo Comments »

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NETGEAR has announced that it has recently secured a QR 270,000 contract to implement a virtual private network (VPN) solution that will link the ‘Zakat Fund’ Headquarters to its 10 branch offices all over Qatar. Utilising its VPN Firewall routers FV538 and DGFV338, NETGEAR will implement the VPN solution using ADSL Internet services, thereby eliminating the need for costly dedicated link or static IP from the ISP. NETGEAR’s comprehensive and affordable solution offers wired and wireless connectivity with business class protection for small office and remote/branch office users.

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Posted on December 9, 2008 in Product LaunchesNo Comments »

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FalconStor SoftwareFalconStor Software Inc. has launched the FalconStor(R) Virtual Tape Library (VTL) OpenStorage Option for integration with the Veritas NetBackup OpenStorage API from Symantec. The FalconStor VTL OpenStorage Option, qualified by Symantec, ensures business continuity by speeding up and simplifying backup and recovery through integration of intelligent disk devices to NetBackup using high-speed Fibre Channel connections. The combination of FalconStor VTL and NetBackup simplifies management and increases flexibility in the storage backup and retrieval processes with such disk-based backup features as:
– Migration of backup images from disk devices to tape for long-term archiving, leveraging a NetBackup Media Server
– Optimized duplication (replication) of backup images from local to remote sites for disaster recovery or centralized archiving
– Simplified management for NetBackup users, allowing a single policy layer and catalog to control both backup and recovery.
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Posted on December 4, 2008 in Product LaunchesNo Comments »

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Samsung Business Communication Systems (BCS) has announced the availability of session initiation protocol (SIP trunking and SIP stations) and new mobility features for the OfficeServ 7000 series systems. With these feature updates, Samsung enables channel partners to help small and midsized businesses (SMB) customers better utilize their networks and to leverage powerful mobility across remote locations. Among the pioneers in the SMB market, Samsung’s OfficeServ 7000 family of products delivers true convergence to SMBs with as few as one user to as many as 400.

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Posted on December 2, 2008 in Product LaunchesNo Comments »

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UplogixUplogix, the leading provider of secure remote management (SRM) solutions, has released the Uplogix 430. Uplogix 430 is a new compact, fixed 4-port version of the Uplogix SRM appliance and is designed for large enterprises that need to cost-effectively manage a handful of devices at multiple remote locations with limited or no local IT support. With its compact design and low power consumption, the Uplogix 430 is well-suited for deployments having physical space limitations or non-racked environments.
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