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1. Taming chaos with SysMl

Author

Sibbald, Chris

Subjects
Company business management, Computer programmers -- Management, System development -- Methods, Document markup languages -- Usage
Published
2006

2. VPN services for site-to-site connectivity: service providers are rolling out IPSec, MPLS and virtual router-based VPN services. Is one of them right for you?

Author

Lazar, Irwin

Subjects
Enterprise networks -- Equipment and supplies, Enterprise networks -- Information management, Online services -- Equipment and supplies, Online services -- Information management, System development -- Methods, Virtual private networks -- Services, Virtual private networks -- Equipment and supplies, Wide area networks -- Information management, Enterprise network, Cable television/data services, Online services, Virtual private network, WAN, Company systems management, Company services, Business, Business, general, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Is it time to consider converting your site-to-site WAN to an IP-VPN? To improve network flexibility and reduce operating costs, many large enterprises are evaluating the use of VPN devices, [...]

Published
2002

3. SNA and TCP/IP - the urge to merge

Author

Edlund, Al and Harrison, Ed

Subjects
Computer systems integration -- Methods, System development -- Methods, Systems Network Architecture -- Usage, Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (Computer network protocol) -- Usage, Business, Business, general, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Getting Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP-IP) traffic inside the datacenter can be accomplished easily. However, getting vital production data applications that were made to operate efficiently in a Systems Network Architecture (SNA) over TCP-IP will present a problem. SNA-IP integration, an urgent need for major companies, is expected to be accomplished from 18 months to two years plus an additional six months to one year for testing., Want to integrate TCP/IP networks with legacy SNA applications and databases? It's easier said than done. Centralized, top-down application and network integration projects are enjoying a renaissance. Ironically, this trend [...]

Published
1999

6. Dynamic visualization tools

Author

McCammon, Rob and Fraleigh, Lori

Subjects
Linux (Operating system), Application integration, Linux (Operating system) -- Product information, System development -- Methods
Published
2004

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