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Zander outlines future of network computer at Unix Expo.
by Rebecca Sykes
- And servers, software, storage debut.
(1,100 words)
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Gates serves up NT as Unix flavor
by Rebecca Sykes
- Unix Expo: The world of openness and choice according to Microsoft.
(700 words)
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Sun's Java telephony API spec gets major backing
by Elinor Mills
- Applications will target automated voice response and directory services.
(250 words)
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Sun debuts new clusters at Unix Expo
by Mark Cappel
- Faster bus, better software bolster Sun's cluster line.
(700 words)
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Sun releases JavaChip silicon specs
by Kristi Essick
- Java-chip machines should appear next year.
(500 words)
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Your best bet in faster LANs
by Robert E. Lee
- A walk through Networld+Interop reveals a faster
network need not cost a bundle.
(1,800 words)
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Sun network tool "back on short list"
by Patrick Dryden and Sari Kalin
- Invigorated Solstice management tool to lord over
Windows NT.
(800 words)
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Networld+Interop: Sun, Apple, IBM create OpenDoc
by Sari Kalin and Sharon Gaudin
- Companies integrate Internet with corporate desktop.
(800 words)
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The UltraSPARC and CDE popularity contest
by Carolyn W.C. Wong
- Why are UltraSPARC and CDE hits with readers? Darned if they know.
(1,100 words)
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Internet technology needs updating to prevent attacks
by Elinor Mills
- Hacker programs shut down servers, delete newsgroup postings.
(500 words)
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Programs delete 25,000 Usenet newsgroup messages
by Elinor Mills
- Cancelbot programs cause havoc.
(500 words)
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Oracle discloses plan for Java-based personal apps
by Sari Kalin
- Suite of applications designed for network computers.
(300 words)
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Sun and AT&T developing online transaction server
by Niall McKay
- Geoplex will be launched next year.
(100 words)
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New products
- If it runs on, plugs into, or talks to
Sun/SPARC/Solaris, it's here, in the industry's
most comprehensive and timely new-product listing.
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When client/server goes critical, vendors cluster
by Philip J. Gill
- To rival and beat mainframe reliability, Unix vendors push
clustering for high availability, scalability, and performance.
(2,000 words)
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Agents to roam the Internet
by George Lawton
- Developers working on agents that will surf the Internet for
you while you sleep.
(2,500 words)
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LDAP: The next-generation directory?
by Dave Kosiur
- Lightweight Directory Access Protocol promises good method
for accessing different directories.
(2,700 words)
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Mining nuggets from Usenet
by Lee Ratzen
- Scripts and methods for sifting through tons of newsgroups
to find a speck of wisdom.
(3,800 words)
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Rising from the ashes
by Erica Liederman
- SunService makes a comeback.
(1,700 words)
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Career Advisor:
Reader roundup
by Edgar Saadi
- Singing the praises of small town life, more on negotiating
salary and benefits.
(1,800 words)
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Webmaster:
Site promotion: Blowing your own horn
by Chuck Musciano
- If you build it, will they come? Here's how to leave a trail
of bread crumbs leading back to your Web site.
(1,950 words)
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Security:
NIS+ part 2: Not your father's name service
by Peter Galvin
- Getting a grip on NIS+'s security features.
(2,800 words)
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Sysadmin:
PC file fandango
by Hal Stern
- The remote laptop's files are trashed. The executive is panicking --
she needs them for a presentation. What do you do?
(2,500 words)
- Performance Q&A:
Solving the
iostat disk mystery
by Adrian Cockcroft
- Our detective uses the new Solaris 2.5 trace system to
track a puzzling disk activity report.
(3,000 words)
- Connectivity:
Life after DNS
by Rawn Shah
- Lightweight Directory Access Protocol promises serious,
nimble directory service.
(1,800 words)
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Client/Server:
A revolutionary platform
by Bill Rosenblatt
- Intranet applications require new kinds of development
environments.
(2,300 words)
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Unix Enterprise:
Client Server Production Acceptance 1996
by Harris Kern and Randy Johnson
- An update on how to deploy mission-critical client/server
applications.
(1,300 words)
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Reader Survey.
- Tell us what you think about PC connectivity.
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Reader Letters.
- System administration and performance are on your minds.
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