Articles by Jacqueline Emigh

Linux Security: Tips from the Experts

Concerned about the security of your Linux environment or looking for ways to beef up your …

Experts Weigh In on Office System 2003

New features and administrative capabilities abound in Office System 2003, but businesses …

802.11 Hotspots Just the Start - More Wireless Management Scenarios on the Horizon

Enterprises and network administrators are starting to face an increasing number of new …

Managing Active Directory Forests in the Business Wilderness

It can be tough telling the forest from the trees when migrating to Windows Active …

Linux Clusters for the Mainstream Manager

With the rapid adoption of Linux clusters for use in high performance computing, high …

Wireless Gone Wild: Time to Plan Your WLAN

At many companies wireless LANs have grown organically and don't blend in with the wired …

The Unix Influence on Mac OS X

Mac OS X offers a wide range of choices for network management and system administration. …

Enterprise IM Marches On

To ensure more administrative control over instant messaging, organizations are starting …

Vendors Key On Infrastructure Integration

The 'integration' buzzword can mean a lot of things. Vendors are integrating more …

Streaming Media Trickles into the Enterprise

Streaming media deployments are hardly for the faint of heart. Like it or not, though, …

Managing Content Gets Easier, Despite Big Challenges

Content management is getting easier with the advent of new commercial CM packages, vendor …

More Functionality in Windows Server 2003, but at What Price?

Microsoft delivers Windows Server 2003 with more features and functionality, but is it …

From Apollo to Zeus: Novell Maps Future Plans for Zen, GroupWise, and Directory

Open-source support initially made the headlines at BrainShare, Novell's annual …

IBM to Launch "Autonomic" Assault This Week

IBM Tivoli will debut an assortment of products, including a new autonomic engine, at IBM …

Interoperability Issues Infest Wireless LANs

With equipment prices falling and the number of hot spots rising, wireless LANs will …