Tuesday, June-30-2009

This article is part 2 of a 2 part series: Part 1 is at Why Is Cisco Equipment a Smart Investment for Small Businesses?
Moving from the broad over view lets now move into demonstrating some of the direct benefits of the more commonly implemented features of Cisco router and switches by using a simple, small office scenario as a case study.
Typical of a small organization is there are departments for financial matters, marketing and sales and one or more managers. The personnel in each of these areas has specific computer function and data needs with some being in common such
Sunday, June-28-2009

Having worked at IT consulting on a part time basis since 1986 and full-time for the past seven years I've had the opportunity to work with a lot of small to mid-sized organizations varying in size from the one person home office to entities with revenues in the mid-eight figure range and just under 100 employees.
At first blush there would seem to be vast differences in the networking needs of each but in fact I would argue there's not. At least not in my opinion. Fact is I recommend Cisco equipment for the smallest home office and up and the
Tuesday, March-31-2009

With the Conflicker worm having become the latest of the Internet scares being propagated by the main stream news media we thought it essential to cover this topic a bit. The Conflicker worm is programmed so that infected machines attempt to update themeselves periodically with the next known update being for April 1, 2009. That doesn't mean the world will end!
First thing to consider is that Conflicker, like most of the malware (malicious software) released to the Internet in the past 5-6 years, is *not* likely to do any real, irreversible damage to your computer systems. It's essential to understand