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51. DOWN TO THE WIRE

Author

Petreley, Nicholas

Subjects
Network software, Network directory software, Network architecture, Protocol, Network architecture, Network software -- Innovations, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Painful adjustments aside, everyone seems to agree that a little DAP will do ya It already seems as if NetWorld+Interop was months ago, although it was only just the first […]

Published
1998

52. Specification for wireless Internet access published

Author

Niccolai, James

Subjects
Wireless network, Personal Communications Services, Internet access software, Internet access, Wireless LAN/WAN system, Telecommunications services industry, Protocol, Internet, Personal communications services -- Standards -- Innovations, Telecommunications services industry -- Standards, Internet access -- Standards -- Innovations, Wireless local area networks (Computer networks) -- Standards -- Innovations, Internet -- Innovations, Communications industry -- Standards, Computer network protocols
Abstract

The Wireless Access Protocol (WAP) Forum has published the first version of a wireless communication specification, which it hopes will accelerate the use of cellular phones and other wireless devices […]

Published
1998

53. WebDAV prepped for distributed authoring

Author

Walsh, Jeff

Subjects
Internet/Web server software, Web authoring software, World Wide Web, Protocol, World Wide Web -- Standards, Internet server software -- Standards, Authoring languages -- Standards, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Vendors join to draft Web authoring protocol for submission to IETF Applications and tools vendors will soon have a standardized way to enable teams of people to safely work on […]

Published
1998

54. POP3 gets kudos while I get popped for choosing IMAP, which crashes a lot

Author

Petrely, Nicholas

Subjects
E-mail, E-mail software, Protocol, Electronic mail systems -- Design and construction, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Last week I noted that POP3 e-mail clients can suffer from Windows NT crashes. Some readers complained that I would promote Internet Messaging Access Protocol 4 (IMAP4) rather than another […]

Published
1998

55. Get ready for IMAP4, at least at work; and PalmPilot charged with competition, static

Subjects
Company marketing practices, E-mail, Company systems management, E-mail software, Protocol, Personal digital assistant, Pocket PC, U.S. Robotics PalmPilot (Personal digital assistant) -- Marketing, Electronic mail systems -- Design and construction -- Marketing, Personal digital assistants -- Information management -- Design and construction, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Copyright (c) 1998 InfoWorld Media Group Inc. With its standards-based technology, IMAP4 promises to make e-mail management far easier for the mobile user. This week's Tech Analysis looks at four […]

Published
1998

56. Internet Plumber of the Year: Join me in thanking Jim Gettys and the HTTP/1.1 team for their work

Author

Metcalfe, Robert M.

Subjects
Computer programming, Protocol, Internet, Internet software -- Achievements and awards, Computer programming, Internet, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Now that http:// is not only ubiquitous but hip, the World Wide Web's HTTP accounts for 70 percent of Internet traffic. Sure, be grateful for this Internet plumbing that downloads […]

Published
1998

57. Vendors balk at deploying SET

Author

Nelson, Matthew

Subjects
Electronic commerce, World Wide Web, Data security issue, Protocol, Internet, Electronic commerce -- Standards, Credit and debit card industry -- Standards, Data security -- Standards, Bank credit cards -- Standards, World Wide Web -- Standards, Internet -- Standards, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Even as vendors gather to discuss the next version of the protocol that has been expected to be the key to popularizing Internet commerce, Secure Electronic Transaction (SET) has yet […]

Published
1998

58. Virtual Interface specification hits the streets

Author

Pendery, David and Schwartz, Ephraim

Subjects
Communications technology, Protocol, Data communications -- Standards, Telecommunication, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Compaq, Intel, and Microsoft last week released Version 1.0 of the Virtual Interface (VI) architecture, a specification that aims to let system designers and OEMs build high-speed connections for system […]

Published
1997

59. Newly ratified ATM standards may push user acceptance

Author

Lawson, Stephen

Subjects
ATM, Industry association information, Protocol, ATM Forum -- Standards, Asynchronous communications -- Standards, Trade and professional associations, Computer network protocols
Abstract

A bushel of specifications approved last month by the ATM Forum is expected to accelerate acceptance of the technology for data and multiservice networking. The organization, long criticized for its […]

Published
1997

60. HP's JetSend speeds past PCs

Author

Borzo, Jeanette and Taaffe, Joanne

Subjects
Microcomputer industry, Protocol, Computer industry, Telecommunications equipment industry, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Standards, Computer networks -- Standards, Telecommunication systems -- Standards, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Standards, Information networks -- Standards, Computer industry -- Standards, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Hewlett-Packard last week unveiled what it hopes will become a widely accepted protocol for passing imaging instructions across networks among a range of machines such as PCs, cameras, scanners, and […]

Published
1997

61. JavaSoft to fix RMI compatibility: integration with CORBA to open up proprietary protocol

Author

McKay, Niall

Subjects
Software quality, Protocol, Java Software -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development, Software -- Product development, Computer network protocols
Abstract

In a move designed to thwart criticism and support open standards, JavaSoft last week announced it will integrate its Remote Method Invocation (RMI) protocol with the Object Management Group (OMG)'s […]

Published
1997

62. ISDN D-channel to lower total cost of use

Author

Kalin, Sari

Subjects
ISDN, Telecommunications services industry, Protocol, Data communications, Integrated Services Digital Network, Telecommunications services industry -- Innovations, Communications industry -- Innovations, Computer network protocols
Abstract

A new ISDN technology could lower the cost of ISDN use, according to the Vendors' ISDN Association (VIA) and the National ISDN Council. Known as Always On/Dynamic ISDN (AO/DI), the […]

Published
1997

63. IBM, 3Com, Cascade to unite against Cisco

Subjects
Monitor/keyboard extender, WAN, ISDN router, Enterprise network, Bridge/router, Wireless LAN/WAN bridge/router, Protocol, Internetworking device, Telecommunications equipment industry, International Business Machines Corp. -- Standards, Cascade Communications Corp. -- Standards, 3Com Corp. -- Standards, Enterprise networks -- Standards, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Standards, Bridge/routers -- Standards, Wide area networks -- Standards, Computer networks -- Equipment and supplies, Computer network protocols
Abstract

IBM, 3Com, and Cascade Communications this week will endorse a set of protocols as industry standards that may reduce the role of conventional routers -- the forte of rival Cisco […]

Published
1997

64. Simplicity is the key to keeping up with networking needs in the age of intranets

Author

Merenbloom, Paul

Subjects
Network capacity management, Virtual LAN, Network management device, Company business management, Bridge/router, Wireless LAN/WAN bridge/router, Network management, Protocol, Pre-packaged LAN, LAN, Local area networks -- Management, Network management systems, Bridge/routers -- Management, Computer network protocols
Abstract

With the recent NetWorld+Interop show on my mind, I've been thinking about what companies to visit, what products to look for, and what issues networking in 1997 will likely present. […]

Published
1996

65. Oracle chooses IIOP over Microsoft's DCOM

Author

Leon, Mark

Subjects
Internet/Web server software, Software quality, Protocol, Internet, Open system, Oracle Corp. -- Product introduction, Oracle WebServer 3.0 (Internet/Web server software) -- Product introduction, Computer software industry -- Product introduction, Software -- Product introduction, Internet server software -- Product introduction, Internet, Computer network protocols, Open systems (Computers) -- Product introduction
Abstract

Oracle Corp. has thrown its weight behind the Internet Inter-ORB Protocol (IIOP) and its key endorser, Netscape Communications Corp., in the battle with Microsoft Corp. over Web-based object protocols. Saying […]

Published
1996

66. LDAP is key to bridging NetWare and NT

Author

Krill, Paul

Subjects
Network software, Network management utility, Software quality, Protocol, Novell Inc. -- Product introduction, NDS Administration Services for Windows NT (Network management utility) -- Product introduction, Computer software industry -- Product introduction, Software -- Product introduction, Network software -- Product introduction, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Novell Inc.'s initial implementation of Novell Directory Services (NDS) on Windows NT will rely heavily on the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) to link NT applications to the directory. The […]

Published
1996

67. IIOP: Is it the natural heir to Web's HTTP? Internet Inter-ORB protocol is simpler to code with and needs less bandwidth

Author

Balderston, Jim

Subjects
Cable television/data services, Online services, Protocol, Internet, Online services -- Standards, Internet -- Standards, Computer network protocols
Abstract

As HTTP becomes ubiquitous as the protocol for the Internet and intranets, industry leaders are already talking about replacing it. Netscape Communications Corp. Chief Technology Officer Marc Andreessen last month […]

Published
1996

68. SunSoft waits for vendor support of WebNFS

Author

Krill, Paul

Subjects
Web browser, World Wide Web, Protocol, Sunsoft Inc. -- Innovations, Web browsers -- Innovations -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Standards, World Wide Web -- Standards, Computer network protocols
Abstract

SunSoft Inc. is facing an uphill battle to get its WebNFS protocol accepted by Web browser vendors that do not currently see the need to use the network file system […]

Published
1996

69. Quantum, Intel develop protocol to double data transfer rates

Author

Quinlan, Tom

Subjects
10GB - 14.99GB hard disk drive, Hard disk drive, Under 5GB hard disk drive, 15GB - 19.99GB hard disk drive, Over 25GB hard disk drive, Data storage device, 5GB - 9.99GB hard disk drive, Protocol, 20GB - 25GB hard disk drive, Quantum Corp. -- Product development, Intel Corp. -- Product development, Hard disks -- Product development -- Standards, Computer storage devices -- Product development -- Standards, Computer peripherals industry -- Standards -- Product development, Disk drives -- Standards -- Product development, Computer network protocols
Abstract

A new drive protocol designed to double the data transfer rate of PC-based hard drives is being put forward by Quantum Corp. with considerable support from Intel Corp. (See 'Intel, […]

Published
1996

70. MCI Internet 2000 will boost Internet bandwidth: 155Mbps pipes due next month

Author

Sykes, Rebecca

Subjects
Cable television/data services, Company business planning, Telecommunications services industry, Online services, Protocol, Internet, Information services industry, MCI Communications Corp. -- Services -- Planning, Online services -- Services -- Planning, Information services industry -- Services -- Planning, Telecommunications services industry -- Planning -- Services, Information services -- Services -- Planning, Internet -- Services, Communications industry -- Planning -- Services, Computer network protocols
Abstract

MCI Communications Corp. last week announced an initiative to beef up its Internet service with faster network speeds, new consumer offerings, ISDN support, and a new unit to spearhead these […]

Published
1996

71. New dial-up protocol tunnels through Internet. (Microsoft and 3Com's Point Tunnelling Protocol) (Internet

Author

Krill, Paul

Subjects
Cable television/data services, Online services, Protocol, Internet, 3Com Corp. -- Standards, Microsoft Corp. -- Standards, Online services -- Standards, Internet -- Standards, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Microsoft Corp., in conjunction with 3Com Corp., has developed a protocol that will allow IS sites to extend virtual private networks across dial-up lines. Microsoft's Point to Point Tunnelling Protocol […]

Published
1996

72. Pipeline

Author

Merenbloom, Paul

Subjects
TCP/IP, Protocol, Network architecture, Network architecture -- Standards, Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (Computer network protocol), Computer network protocols
Abstract

ANNOUNCED Berkeley Software Design Inc. (BSDI) has announced the BSDI Internet Gateway for Novell NetWare. The product connects NetWare LANs to the Internet without requiring a TCP/IP stack on client […]

Published
1995

73. Moving your LAN to TCP/IP? Wait just one bit more

Author

Merenbloom, Paul

Subjects
TCP/IP, Protocol, Network architecture, Network architecture -- Standards, Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (Computer network protocol), Computer network protocols
Abstract

Last week, I shared with you a series of problems that arose from the evolution rather than the planned growth of our network. We had used Microsoft Corp.'s default Windows […]

Published
1995

74. Will IPng catch Second System Syndrome or be DNA of global network?

Author

Metcalfe, Robert M.

Subjects
Protocol, Internet, Internet -- Standards, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Watching TV doesn't mean you know about the National Television Systems Committee (NTSC). Call me a networking nerd, but I'm really curious about how the NTSC got old black-and-white TVs […]

Published
1995

75. Software content of modems something for IS to consider

Author

Merenbloom, Paul

Subjects
Under 56Kbps modem, Modem, 56Kbps modem, Communications technology, Protocol, Modem accessory, Over 56Kbps modem, Telecommunication, Modems -- Design and construction -- Equipment and supplies, Computer network protocols
Abstract

As I did in my column last week, I'd like to continue responding to the mail I've received in recent weeks. Much of the mail I got on my modems […]

Published
1995

76. Novell looks wide with NLSP enhancements

Author

Krill, Paul

Subjects
Software quality, Network architecture, Protocol, Novell Inc. -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development, Software -- Product development, Network architecture, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Novell Inc. is considering a series of enhancements to its NetWare Link Services Protocol (NLSP) routing technology to improve the way it functions over wide areas. One feature being examined […]

Published
1995

77. Novell readies mobile IPX protocol: will allow users on the go to maintain network sessions

Author

Krill, Paul

Subjects
Network software, Protocol, Novell Inc. -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development, Network software -- Product development, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Novell Inc. is expected to have a mobile version of its IPX network transport protocol available by this fall for inclusion in a number of Novell and third-party products, according […]

Published
1995

78. RADIUS to secure remote access

Author

Wallace, Bob

Subjects
Remote access technology, Data security issue, Protocol, Data security, Remote access (Computers) -- Standards, Computer network protocols
Abstract

The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) is finishing a draft specification for a protocol that will enable users to boost security and management of remote LAN access systems. The protocol, […]

Published
1995

79. Novell promises protocol-independent NetWare

Author

Krill, Paul

Subjects
Network software, Company business planning, Protocol, Network operating system, Novell Inc. -- Planning, NetWare (Network operating system) -- Planning, Computer software industry -- Planning, Network operating systems -- Planning, Network software -- Planning, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Acknowledging industry acceptance of Internet Protocol (IP) as a networking standard, Novell Inc. will offer in 1996 network transport protocol independence in NetWare through the inclusion of a new protocol […]

Published
1995

80. Netscape releases SSL protocol

Subjects
Encryption, Protocol, Internet, Information services industry, Netscape Communications Corp. -- Standards, Internet -- Standards, Videotex systems -- Standards, Information services industry -- Standards, Data encryption -- Standards, Information services -- Standards, Internet, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Netscape Communications Corp. has released on the Internet a reference implementation of Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), a protocol that encrypts data between client and server. It is available free to […]

Published
1995

81. Committee approves both 64-bit, 66-MHz

Author

Quinlan, Tom and Crothers, Brooke

Subjects
Bus architecture, Protocol, Buses (Computers) -- Standards, Computer peripherals industry -- Standards, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Last week, the PCI Special Interest Group Steering Committee adopted both a 64-bit and a 66-MHz specification for the PCI bus, satisfying the demands of two rival camps. According to […]

Published
1995

82. Lotus moves toward MAPI, backs off VIM

Author

Barney, Doug

Subjects
Application programming interface, E-mail, Time to market, Protocol, Product enhancement, Lotus Development Corp. -- Product enhancement -- Product development, Lotus CommServer -- Product enhancement, cc:Mail -- Product enhancement, Electronic mail systems -- Product development -- Product enhancement, Computer software industry -- Product enhancement -- Product development, Product development, Application Programming Interface, Computer network protocols
Abstract

As expected, Lotus Development Corp. broadened and reshaped its long-range communications strategy in a briefing last week. Lotus promoted Microsoft Corp.'s Messaging API (MAPI) protocol over its own Vendor Independent […]

Published
1994

83. 3Com unveils strategy for switches: first products introduced will use newly developed high-throughput chip

Author

Wallace, Bob

Subjects
ATM LAN hub/MAU, Monitor/keyboard extender, Frame relay LAN hub/MAU, Company marketing practices, Wireless LAN/WAN hub/MAU, LAN hub/MAU, Protocol, Ethernet LAN hub/MAU, FDDI LAN hub/MAU, Token Ring LAN hub/MAU, Telecommunications equipment industry, 3Com Corp. -- Product introduction -- Marketing, 3Com LANplex 2016 (Ethernet LAN hub/MAU) -- Product introduction -- Marketing, 3Com LANplex 2500 (Network switch) -- Product introduction -- Marketing, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Product introduction, Computer networks -- Equipment and supplies, Network hubs -- Product introduction, Computer network protocols
Abstract

3com Corp. last week detailed its long-term switching system plans, which call for a plethora of new products for use in workgroups, data centers, and campus networks. The first products […]

Published
1994

84. Object walls begin to fall; vendors accelerate push for interoperable ORBs

Author

Mace, Scott

Subjects
DBMS, DBMS utility, Database access software, Programming utility, File format conversion software, Protocol, Visual Edge Software Ltd. -- Product introduction -- Product development, Object Management Group Inc. -- Standards -- Product development -- Product introduction, PostModern Computing Technologies Inc. -- Product introduction -- Product development, I-Kinetics Inc. -- Product introduction -- Product development, Object Bridge (Programming utility) -- Product introduction, ORBeline (Database access software) -- Product introduction, I-Bridge 3.0 (File format conversion software) -- Product introduction, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Product introduction -- Standards, Database management systems -- Product introduction -- Standards -- Product development, Interoperability, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Three vendors are attacking the incompatibility that has plagued the object-oriented world with technologies that will allow different object request brokers (ORBs) to talk to each other. The battle against […]

Published
1994

85. Grand Junction offers 100Mbps repeater

Author

Wallace, Bob

Subjects
ATM LAN hub/MAU, Monitor/keyboard extender, Frame relay LAN hub/MAU, Wireless LAN/WAN hub/MAU, LAN hub/MAU, Ethernet, Protocol, Repeater, Ethernet LAN hub/MAU, FDDI LAN hub/MAU, Token Ring LAN hub/MAU, Grand Junction Networks Inc. -- Product introduction, Grand Junction Networks FastHub 100 (Ethernet LAN hub/MAU) -- Product introduction, Computer networks -- Product introduction -- Equipment and supplies, Ethernet, Information networks -- Product introduction, Repeaters (Electronics) -- Product introduction, Network hubs -- Product introduction, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Grand Junction Networks Inc., an early provider of Fast Ethernet products, is shipping a 100Mbps Fast Ethernet repeater that lets users build high-speed switched backbone networks. The FastHub 100 repeater, […]

Published
1994

86. Compaq and TI develop faster LAN connection

Author

Crothers, Brooke

Subjects
FDDI adapter, Time to market, LAN/WAN adapter, Token Ring adapter, Protocol, Wireless LAN/WAN adapter, Ethernet adapter, Texas Instruments Inc. -- Product development, Compaq Computer Corp. -- Product development, Product development, Communications boards/cards -- Product development, Network adapters -- Product development, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Texas Instruments Inc. and Compaq Computer Corp. have jointly developed a technology that will provide a path from existing 10Mbps network connectors to LAN connectors operating at between 100Mbps and […]

Published
1994

87. HP launches Fibre Channel LAN family

Author

McCarthy, Vance and Guth, Rob

Subjects
FDDI adapter, LAN/WAN adapter, Token Ring adapter, Protocol, Wireless LAN/WAN adapter, Ethernet adapter, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Product introduction, HP EISA Fibre Channel/9000 (LAN/WAN adapter) -- Product introduction, Communications boards/cards -- Product introduction, Network adapters -- Product introduction, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Hewlett-Packard Co. this week will begin to roll out a family of super-high-speed Fibre Channel products designed to support data transfers between 266Mbps and 1 gigabyte per second. HP's inaugural […]

Published
1994

88. LAN switching technology breathes new life into Ethernet

Author

Merenbloom, Paul

Subjects
Company business management, 10BaseT, Performance improvement, New technique, Token Ring network, Ethernet, Protocol, Packet switch, 10BaseT -- Innovations, Ethernet -- Innovations, Token Ring networks -- Management -- Innovations, New products, Computer network protocols
Abstract

This week I'm gonna start a bit of controversy. It's been interesting supporting the Token Ring argument under the watchful eye of Dr. Bob, inventor of Ethernet, but I'm starting […]

Published
1994

89. Attachmate ships gateway link for Windows PC to SNA

Author

Polilli, Steve

Subjects
Network software, SNA, Protocol, Attachmate Corp. -- Product introduction, Attachmate Zip! (Protocol gateway software) -- Product introduction, Network software -- Product introduction, Systems Network Architecture, Computer network protocols
Abstract

A new LAN-to-SNA gateway now shipping from Attachmate Corp. optionally includes Windows-based software that allows PC management of the departmental gateway. The $995 Attachmate Zip! Systems Network Architecture (SNA) gateway […]

Published
1994

90. Wireless options for mobile users

Subjects
Wireless network, Virtual LAN, Wireless LAN/WAN system, WAN, Wireless voice/data service, Protocol, Pre-packaged LAN, LAN, Local area networks, Wireless communication systems -- Services, Wireless local area networks (Computer networks) -- Design and construction, Wide area networks -- Design and construction, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Mobile workers are facing a bewildering array of wireless options and the jargon that goes with them. Experts advise that the best place to start is to decide if needs […]

Published
1994

91. IBM unveils low-priced ATM cards

Author

Polilli, Steve

Subjects
ATM, Time to market, Protocol, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product development, Asynchronous communications, Product development, Communications boards/cards -- Product development, Computer network protocols
Abstract

IBM this week will begin to roll out its ATM switch and adapter cards starting at $395, a price significantly less than what was originally expected. The introduction of 25Mbps […]

Published
1994

92. Standard 28.8Kbps modems coming

Author

Ferranti, Marc

Subjects
Under 56Kbps modem, Modem, Time to market, 56Kbps modem, Protocol, Modem accessory, Over 56Kbps modem, Product development, Specifications, Modems -- Standards -- Equipment and supplies, Computer network protocols
Abstract

PARIS -- Modem makers worldwide are reviewing drafts of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) specification for the long-awaited V.34 modem standard for 28.8Kbps transmission, paving the way for a new […]

Published
1994

93. Motorola ships first high-speed V.34 modems

Author

Orrange, Kate

Subjects
Under 56Kbps modem, Modem, 56Kbps modem, Protocol, Modem accessory, Over 56Kbps modem, Motorola Solutions Inc. -- Product introduction, Motorola 326XFast (Modem) -- Product introduction, Motorola V.3400 (Under 56Kbps fax modem) -- Product introduction, Codex V.34R (Modem) -- Product introduction, Modems -- Product introduction -- Equipment and supplies, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Motorola UDS will be among the frontrunner companies shipping fax/modems for remote LAN access that support the high-speed standard for sending and receiving data at 28.8Kbps. Available this month, Motorola's […]

Published
1994

94. Just give me ISDN, a cable modem, and I'll stay home

Author

Alsop, Stewart

Subjects
Under 56Kbps modem, ISDN, Modem, Performance improvement, 56Kbps modem, Protocol, Modem accessory, Over 56Kbps modem, Integrated Services Digital Network, Computer networks -- Product development, Telephone services -- Product development, Information networks -- Product development, Mass media, Modems -- Product development -- Equipment and supplies, Communications industry, Computer network protocols
Abstract

I do a lot of work from home -- mainly electronic mail (because that seems to occupy a significant portion of my working day). But I also write columns at […]

Published
1994

95. IBM's AnyNet modules embrace more protocols

Author

Polilli, Steve

Subjects
Gateway device, Network software, Software quality, Protocol, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product introduction, AnyNet/2 (Network software) -- Product introduction, AnyNet/2 Sockets over SNA Gateway (Protocol gateway software) -- Product introduction, Software -- Product introduction, Gateways (Computer networks) -- Product introduction, Network software -- Product introduction, Computer network protocols
Abstract

IBM later this month will make it clear that it is listening to enterprise customers who want to link their proprietary mainframe resources to non-IBM services and devices. The company […]

Published
1994

96. AT&T protocol for improved wireless data transmission to gain industry support

Author

Wallace, Bob

Subjects
Wireless network, Wireless LAN/WAN system, Wireless voice/data service, Protocol, AT&T Corp. -- Standards, Wireless communication systems -- Services, Wireless local area networks (Computer networks) -- Standards, Computer network protocols
Abstract

In a boon to wireless users, some two dozen cellular equipment vendors and service providers this week are expected to announce support for an AT&T-developed protocol that improves reliability and […]

Published
1994

97. Vendors approve a frame-relay MIB as enterprise standard

Author

Wallace, Bob

Subjects
Vendor relations, Protocol, Frame relay, Frame relay, Computer networks -- Standards, Vendor relations, Information networks -- Standards, Computer network protocols
Abstract

A coalition of frame-relay vendors, including manufacturers, service providers, and telephone companies, last week agreed on a standard for managing the emerging high-speed service across the enterprise. The Customer Network […]

Published
1994

98. Hub links mixed-throughput ports

Author

Wallace, Bob

Subjects
ATM LAN hub/MAU, Frame relay LAN hub/MAU, Monitor/keyboard extender, Wireless LAN/WAN hub/MAU, LAN hub/MAU, Ethernet, Protocol, Ethernet LAN hub/MAU, FDDI LAN hub/MAU, Token Ring LAN hub/MAU, Grand Junction Networks Inc. -- Product introduction, Grand Junction Networks FastLink 10/100AG (LAN hub/MAU) -- Product introduction, Computer networks -- Product introduction -- Equipment and supplies, Ethernet, Information networks -- Product introduction, Computer network protocols, Network hubs -- Product introduction
Abstract

Grand Junctions Networks Inc. will formally announce this week the FastLink 10/100AG, a hub that will support 24 10Mb-per-second (Mbps) switched Ethernet ports, a single 100Mbps switched Ethernet port, and […]

Published
1994

99. Scitor plans upgrade for speedier frame relay

Author

Wallace, Bob

Subjects
Telecommunications services industry, Protocol, Frame relay, Product enhancement, Scitor Corp. -- Services -- Product enhancement, Frame relay, Telephone services -- Services -- Product enhancement, Telecommunications services industry -- Product enhancement -- Services, Computer network protocols, Communications industry -- Product enhancement -- Services
Abstract

LAS VEGAS -- Scitor Corp., the network services subsidiary of SITA Corp., will ship by December an upgrade to its global data network to support higher speed frame-relay services to […]

Published
1994

100. PC manufacturers incorporating Enhanced IDE specifications

Author

Francis, Bob

Subjects
10GB - 14.99GB hard disk drive, 15GB - 19.99GB hard disk drive, Performance improvement, Storage capacity, Protocol, Disk/tape adapter, 20GB - 25GB hard disk drive, Memory refresh (Computers), Memory compaction, Memory management, Controllers (Computers) -- Standards, Memory mapping, Specifications, Memory protection, Disk drives -- Standards, Memory partitioning, Computer network protocols
Abstract

The Enhanced IDE drive specification is beginning to make an impact on the PC market, as manufacturers incorporate new high-speed devices written to the specification into their systems. PCs from […]

Published
1994

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