Computer Browsing for SOHO Networks with Microsoft® Windows®

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Enterprise Deployment of Secure Wired
Networks Using Microsoft® Windows®

Enterprise Deployment of Secure Wired
Networks Using Microsoft® Windows® 04/27/2004 05:33 PM
This article describes how to deploy secure wired access with IEEE 802.1X authentication using authenticating switches, wired client computers running Microsoft Windows XP, Windows Server™ 2003, or Windows 2000, and a wired authentication infrastructure consisting of Windows Server 2003 or Windows 2000 Active Directory® directory service domain controllers, certification authorities, and Internet Authentication Service servers.

Tablet PC Edition 2005 Tutorials for
Microsoft® Windows® XP SP2

Tablet PC Edition 2005 Tutorials for
Microsoft® Windows® XP SP2 08/09/2004 04:30 PM
With Tablet PC Edition 2005 Tutorials for Microsoft Windows XP SP2 you can take an interactive tour of Tablet PC and its accessories. You can view animations and participate in guided tablet activities as you learn.

Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Internet
Protocol Security (IPSec) Review

Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Internet
Protocol Security (IPSec) Review 12/13/2003 09:20 AM
This white paper contains the results of a security review conducted by Network Associates, Inc. Labs on Microsoft’s implementation of Internet Protocol Security (IPSec) in Windows 2000.

Deploying Internet Connection Firewall
Settings for Microsoft® Windows® XP
with Service Pack 2

Deploying Internet Connection Firewall
Settings for Microsoft® Windows® XP
with Service Pack 2 12/18/2003 12:59 AM
Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2), currently in Beta testing, includes significant enhancements to the Internet Connection Firewall (ICF) component, also known as the Windows Firewall. ICF is a stateful firewall that discards unsolicited incoming traffic, providing a level of protection for computers against malicious users or programs. To provide better protection for computers connected to any kind of network (such as the Internet, a home network, or an organization network), Windows XP SP2 enables ICF on all network connections by default. This new behavior can impair some types of communications. This article describes how to deploy the appropriate configuration settings for ICF on an organization network so that it is enabled and providing protection and so that communications are not impaired.

SMC Networks� Newest Desktop Switches
Make Gigabit Practical for SOHO

SMC Networks� Newest Desktop Switches
Make Gigabit Practical for SOHO 06/05/2005 11:18 PM
Compact, quiet and priced at as little as $12 per port, SMC�s new EZ Switch� 10/100/1000 5 and 8-port switches bring Gigabit comfortably to the desktop [PRWEB May 27, 2005]

New computer virus affects SOHO segment

New computer virus affects SOHO segment 11/15/2003 09:53 AM
Manorama Online Nov 15 2003 9:04AM ET

Acer introduces new notebook computer as
demand increases in Middle East SOHO
market

Acer introduces new notebook computer as
demand increases in Middle East SOHO
market 05/31/2004 05:36 AM
Mena Report May 31 2004 8:43AM GMT

Computer Horizons Keeps RNC Networks
Running

Computer Horizons Keeps RNC Networks
Running 09/13/2004 06:53 AM
Convention solutions provider kept things up and running.

Worm wreaks havoc on computer networks

Worm wreaks havoc on computer networks 05/03/2004 03:44 AM
Gulf News May 3 2004 7:45AM GMT

4 steps to protect Wi-Fi networks from
computer hackers

4 steps to protect Wi-Fi networks from
computer hackers 08/31/2004 06:23 AM
eBCVG.com Aug 31 2004 11:12AM GMT

�Drive-By Hackers� Target Wireless
Computer Networks

�Drive-By Hackers� Target Wireless
Computer Networks 06/02/2004 02:32 AM
Wireless Internet technology causes security concerns. Dallas area security firm demonstrates vulnerabilities. [PRWEB Jun 2, 2004]

Microsoft Office HTML Viewer Service for
Windows® SharePoint Services

Microsoft Office HTML Viewer Service for
Windows® SharePoint Services 12/19/2003 11:24 AM
The Office HTML Viewer server provides support for users who want to view the content of files on document libraries, but do not have Word, Excel, or PowerPoint from Office 97, or a newer release of Office, installed on their local computer.

Computer Tech Partners with DataCore
Software to Deliver iSCSI Storage
Networks and 'Best

Computer Tech Partners with DataCore
Software to Deliver iSCSI Storage
Networks and 'Best 04/10/2005 07:26 AM
New Age Media Concepts Apr 10 2005 11:47AM GMT

Computer Tech Partners with DataCore
Software to Deliver iSCSI Storage
Networks and "Best of Breed" Virtual
Infrastructure Solutions

Computer Tech Partners with DataCore
Software to Deliver iSCSI Storage
Networks and "Best of Breed" Virtual
Infrastructure Solutions 04/07/2005 12:39 PM
Texas-based solution provider showcases SANmelody disk servers. [PRWEB Apr 7, 2005]

Was Microsoft’s ad really misleading?

Was Microsoft’s ad really misleading? 09/03/2004 04:51 AM
By now you’ve probably heard that the British Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) called Microsoft on the carpet over its “Get the Facts” advertising campaign touting the advantages of using Windows servers over Linux hosts. Specifically, the ASA found one ad, in which Microsoft claimed Linux was more expensive in the long run, to be misleading.

Microsoft’s Sender ID blasted

Microsoft’s Sender ID blasted 08/27/2004 02:05 PM
Open saucers are beginning to suspect that Microsoft’s spam fighting Sender ID might be a cunning plan to hamstring Linux. The folks at Vole have managed to get a consensus among rivals for its Sender ID which enables identification of the source of an email before it is sent. However according to US mag PC Week, the licence for sender ID might breach open source requirements and Linux developers would not be able to use it.

Microsoft® Security E-Learning Clinics

Microsoft® Security E-Learning Clinics 04/10/2004 12:43 PM
Our free Microsoft® Security E-Learning Clinics follow the same content outline as our Security Webcasts, but deliver that information via a learner-centered format that offers unique user benefits. With an E-Learning Clinic, you can access the security topic you want, when you want it, and learn at your own pace. Each lesson can be paused, and all security topics are indexed for fast and easy repeat use. So sign on today for an E-Learning Clinic, and get free information that can help you better protect your organization against security threats.

With Microsoft’s MapPoint Division,
Location is Everything

With Microsoft’s MapPoint Division,
Location is Everything 09/10/2004 01:57 AM
Q&A: Microsoft recently released Streets & Trips 2005 with GPS Locator, a new consumer mapping and trip planning package that includes the company’s first Global Positioning System device. Michael Graff, leader of the MapPoint Business Unit, shares the company’s vision for the future of location-based technology.

Microsoft’s cluster is six months
behind schedule

Microsoft’s cluster is six months
behind schedule 04/08/2005 08:55 AM
THE WORLD'S largest software outfit, Microsoft has admitted that its Windows Server 2003 Computer Cluster Edition (CCE) product has dropped six months behind schedule. The product was supposed to come out of beta and move into full release before the end of 2005, but it is starting to look like it is another product which is being pushed into a mythical future where all software is released.

Frustration Over Microsoft’s Security
Problems Grow

Frustration Over Microsoft’s Security
Problems Grow 01/06/2004 10:41 AM
Many I.T. people are simply fed-up with the constant stream of never ending security problems using Microsoft's Windows products, adding myself to an ever-growing list of frustrated computer professionals. Upon returning from a ten-day vacation, and a single security patch behind, seven out of eleven servers attached to a remote DSL network were taken over by intruders. Granted I should have had a firewall in front of these computers, but because of their functionality, I didn't justify the expense. But still, am I to blame or should Microsoft be held accountable?

AOL shuns Microsoft’s anti-spam
technology

AOL shuns Microsoft’s anti-spam
technology 09/22/2004 08:20 AM

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“Add America Online Inc. to the growing list of companies and organizations shunning a spam-fighting proposal from Microsoft Corp. advertisement AOL cited “tepid support” for Microsoft’s so-called Sender ID technology, which seeks to cut down on junk e-mail by making it difficult for spammers to forge e-mail headers and addresses, a common technique for hiding their origins. (MSNBC is a Microsoft - NBC joint venture.) Thursday’s announcement came on the heels of a recent decision…

Shaping Up Nicely : Microsoft’s XP
Professional X64 Edition

Shaping Up Nicely : Microsoft’s XP
Professional X64 Edition 08/27/2004 02:05 PM
Here at GamePC, we've been following the progress of Microsoft's 64-bit Windows variants with a closer eye than most. We've seen Windows XP 64-bit Edition progress from a barely functional core operating system to the full-featured, release quality version which we're looking at today. The applications and drivers appeared to be solidifying, and Intel's recent announcement that their Xeon EMT64 processors would be compatible with the current builds of Microsoft's 64-bit Windows appeared as if it would be the final stepping stone before this major operating system release.

Microsoft’s next move in the Windows
vs. Linux battle

Microsoft’s next move in the Windows
vs. Linux battle 09/17/2004 12:17 PM
Are you convinced that Windows environments are less expensive to own and operate than Linux computers? Martin Taylor, the manager behind Microsoft’s anti-Linux strategy, believes the company’s Get The Facts marketing campaign – along with a bunch of one-on-one meetings with customers – has effectively muted the old argument that Linux is cheaper than Windows just because the open-source OS can be downloaded for free. Going forward, Taylor plans to put more emphasis on how Windows compares to Linux when used for specific purposes, or what he calls “scenario stacks.”

Microsoft’s Raikes ‘bl0gs’ own dog
food consumption, but sans RSS

Microsoft’s Raikes ‘bl0gs’ own dog
food consumption, but sans RSS 04/15/2005 02:47 AM
I was stunned to receive the notification from a Microsoft spokesperson regarding "a new Office Online column from Jeff Raikes on real-time collaboration," only to learn that there was no way for me to subscribe to Raikes’?musings via RSS. Instead, I guess I’ll have to remember to check Microsoft’s site on a regular basis for anything new, or wait for the next e-mail.?How inefficient! Speaking of efficiency, perhaps that’s the silver lining to this cloud. Raikes’ note describes how Microsoft, being the large international company that it is, has been a pretty good proving ground for how its enterprise collaboration tools (Communicator, Live Communications Server, and Live Meeting) can grease the wheels of group productivity while saving the company money. Against a backdrop of presence detection and management and context-sensitive communications, Raikes says, "At Microsoft, we have more than 35,000 people using Live Communication Server-based IM and we send roughly 7.5 million instant messages per month." Using the financial returns as another proof point, Raikes writes, "Live Meeting is used extensively within Microsoft and it provided immediate returns. At Microsoft in FY04, Live Meeting replaced 1 in 5 business trips and saved the company over $40 million U.S.; in FY05, that savings is expected to top $70 million."

Microsoft’s PUMA to prevent theft of
audio data

Microsoft’s PUMA to prevent theft of
audio data 03/14/2005 05:46 PM
At the end of April at the WinHEC 2005 developers´ conference Microsoft intends to furnish further details on the copy protection functions of the successor to Windows XP Longhorn, which is planned for 2006. The preliminary WinHEC 2005 Master List of Tracks and Sessions under the heading Media Advances for the Windows PC Architecture lists a number of events dealing with the form of control of use known as Digital Rights Management (DRM). One of these track sessions will, for instance, be concerned with the Protected Media Path (PMP), which is to be established for media data in Longhorn PCs. A Protected Environment (PE), whilst providing a Protected Video Path (PVP) and Protected User Mode Audio (PUMA), will enforce defined requirements on hardware drivers (for TV or graphics cards, say). These channels are to be proof against data theft by rogue software. PUMA runs in the PE, with the PVP even encrypting data transfer to the graphics card over the PCI Express Port (AES 128). A PC´s outlets - in the case of video signals the outlet of the graphics card - are also integrated into the output protection management concept (OPM). Here Microsoft mentions known output protection schemes such as HDCP, Macrovision or CGMS-A, but also speaks of artificial resolution constrictors. According to Microsoft "significant hardware features must be implemented in graphics chips for Windows Longhorn to support PVP and OPM, with additional larger implications for the drivers." The longer term project PAP is to introduce audio encryption all the way to the audio codec chips.

WiFi, Cellular, and Wired Networks
Merging To Form Pervasive Networks in
Homes and Offices, Says INSIGHT Research

WiFi, Cellular, and Wired Networks
Merging To Form Pervasive Networks in
Homes and Offices, Says INSIGHT Research 12/22/2004 01:46 AM
Pervasive networks�a ubiquitous �fabric� of computing, information, entertainment, and telemetry capability tied together by high-speed wired and wireless networks�are emerging from a flurry of new communication technologies now being used in home and office networks. Though communications carriers do not offer this type of continuous communication as a service today, the piece parts are already in place. [PRWEB Dec 20, 2004]

Tonight in SoHo

Tonight in SoHo 05/03/2004 03:08 PM

A reminder: I'll be at the Apple Store in SoHo tonight from 6-8 PM participating in the New York Bloggers event. I'll be discussing the technology of blogging with the dashing Anil Dash and the fording Paul Ford. Please join us if you've nothing better to do on a rainy New York evening.

SuperShaper-SOHO 1.0

SuperShaper-SOHO 1.0 09/24/2004 09:36 AM
A tool for reclaiming your bandwidth from P2P software.

Microsoft® System Center Data
Protection Manager 2006 Beta Program
Invites Sent

Microsoft® System Center Data
Protection Manager 2006 Beta Program
Invites Sent 04/12/2005 01:42 PM
You have been identified by beta place as being an active tester in a current or recent beta program that is willing to participate in a future Microsoft beta program. We would like to invite you to participate in the beta of Microsoft® System Center Data Protection Manager (DPM), a new Microsoft product that provides low-cost, continuous, disk-based backup and recovery server application. A public beta version of Data Protection Manager is now available.

SOHO Business Cards 1.0.1

SOHO Business Cards 1.0.1 07/20/2004 10:58 PM
The fastest way to design and print professional business cards on your Macintosh.

New: SOHO Business Cards 1.0

New: SOHO Business Cards 1.0 05/18/2004 10:34 AM
SOHO Business Cards is an application for creating and printing business cards, with "smart" fields that place information from the Mac OS X Address Book directly on business cards, integration with iPhoto, and more.

Thin times in Soho

Thin times in Soho 06/24/2004 12:53 PM
Personal Computer World Jun 24 2004 5:04PM GMT

New: SOHO Labels & Envelopes

New: SOHO Labels & Envelopes 08/18/2004 10:41 AM
SOHO Labels & Envelopes is an application for designing and printing address labels, envelopes, disk and tape labels, equipment labels, and more.

Iomega readies wireless SOHO NAS kit

Iomega readies wireless SOHO NAS kit 09/17/2004 06:55 AM
But minus best Wi-Fi security system

DLINK 614+ - SOHO routers, system DOS

DLINK 614+ - SOHO routers, system DOS 06/28/2004 01:06 PM
Gregory Duchemin (Jun 27 2004)

SOHO Routefinder 550 VPN, DoS and Buffer
Overflow

SOHO Routefinder 550 VPN, DoS and Buffer
Overflow 03/13/2003 10:22 AM
Peter Kruse (Mar 11 2003)

Re: DLINK 614+ - SOHO routers, system
DOS

Re: DLINK 614+ - SOHO routers, system
DOS 06/29/2004 02:09 PM
Gregory Duchemin (Jun 28 2004)

Chronos releases SOHO Art Pack

Chronos releases SOHO Art Pack 03/14/2005 06:28 PM
Chronos has released the SOHO Art Pack, a commercial-grade collection of 40,000+ photos, photo objects, and vector clip art images...

A first look at Vector Linux 4.0, SOHO
edition

A first look at Vector Linux 4.0, SOHO
edition 04/09/2004 04:04 PM
Vector Linux has always interested me because of its purpose and origin: a simplified distribution from a Slackware base. Last month Vector's developers announced the first release candidate for Vector Linux 4.0 SOHO edition. Since, to quote Vector's main page, Slackware Linux has always been "about as user-friendly as a coiled rattlesnake," I was curious to see how Vector Linux addressed these issues for home users while still keeping the Slackware reliability and speed. I'm sorry to report that their efforts have not been especially successful.
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