Network Equipment Technologies Announces General Availability of the NX1000, a Next-Generation Multiservice Platform
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Telecommunications equipment maker Network Equipment Technologies, Inc.  (NYSE:NWK), a global provider of multi-service network exchange  solutions for government and enterprise customers, announced today  general availability of its NX1000.
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Distributed Nagios eXecutor (DNX) is a NEB module, server, and client daemons which allow the check plug-ins to execute across multiple "worker nodes" in a load distribution cluster.   It's been four months since our last release, but we've been working hard the whole time. This release sports several major improvements, not the least of which is that we're building packages for various Linux distributions on the OpenSuSE Build Service. Search for "dnx" at:  http://software.opensuse.org/search  This release includes the following features:  - We're in SVN on sourceforge now! - Added autotools build system. - Completely rewritten configuration system. - Completely updated thread pool. - New configuration parameters added. - New command-line options added. - Ability to reconfigure most parameters with SIGHUP. - Unit test infrastructure added; several unit tests added. - Debug memory manager added; fixed several memory leaks. - Added node address to dnx error strings passed from failed checks. - Doxygen documentation added. - Init script updated to LSB. - Several install and doc targets added. - Added support for Nagios versions 2.8, 2.9, 2.10, 3.0rc2 - dnxstats utility added to manage and retrieve stats from dnx client nodes. - Configuration and build system allow installation of client and server   separately. - Support added to configure script for RPM packages managed through    the OpenSUSE build service.  We hope to be moving to release 1.0 soon - perhaps sometime this year - but we need some hardening first. Since we've added dozens of unit tests to the build, we feel the code is good, but there are always minor issues to be worked out after major changes like these.  Please download and enjoy!
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A new high-speed, IP-based network will connect more than 1,000 domestic locations and tens of thousand of users in the US and overseas.
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Storage Expo WORM and a spec for LTO-4 due this year
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(Source: Lefthand Networks) This white paper outlines the improved ease of use, reduced cost and complexity, and the increased availability that comes with matching LeftHand Networks' storage systems' capabilities with those of VMware Infrastructure 3.
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Delivering the capabilities of traditional EAI products within a light-footprint, standards-based infrastructure supporting incremental integration
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A Java/XML-based Distributed Network & Systems Management platform   OpenNMS 1.3.10 has been released. This is mainly a bug fix release with some new features, including integration with the Hyperic HQ agent and a Mail Transport Monitor. Full release notes available here: http://www.opennms.org/documentation/ReleaseNotesUnStable.html
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BLADE Network Technologies Inc. (BLADE), the leading provider of network switching infrastructure for blade servers, announced its new Layer 2/3 blade switch for HP BladeSystem c-Class featuring high-performance, "in system" switching and routing across 24 Gigabit Ethernet ports.
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Alloptic, Inc., a global leader in the development of Passive Optical  Network (PON) technology, announced the general availability of the Home  Gateway 300 residential Optical Network Terminal (ONT).
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Forget Internet2. The National LambdaRail is the most ambitious network research project going. But can it save the optical networking industry?
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Iomega will soon ship its first network-attached storage device equipped with wireless networking technology. The product, dubbed the NAS 100d, is targeted at small-office and home-office users looking for
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(InfoWorld) - Narus Inc. is moving to help service providers scale up their network security, porting its NarusInsight Security Suite (NSS) to blade servers for the first time. NarusInsight is designed to detect IP (Internet Protocol) attacks on carrier networks, such as DDOS (distributed denial of service) and worm attacks, and alert network administrators as well as third-party tools that can halt those attacks. As the size of IP networks and the level of traffic on them grows, Narus aims to help carriers keep tabs on the situation. The Mountain View, California, company will unveil its latest software, NarusInsight Secure Suite 6, on Tuesday at the RSA Conference in San Francisco. With the latest version, it has ported both elements of the system -- data collection and logic servers -- to IBM Corp.'s BladeCenter platform. Carriers can fill a rack with 13 collection blades, each monitoring a network connection as large as 10G bps (bits per second), with one logic blade handling the collected data, said Steve Bannerman, vice president of marketing and product management at Narus. The carriers can also link multiple chassis together and the logic blades will work together as a unit, he said. Previously, the NarusInsight collection servers were available only on Dell Inc. 1U rack-mounted servers. (The logic server can run on any Red Hat Inc. Linux hardware platform.) Blades tend to take up less space and consume less energy than rack-mounted servers, which can be critical issues in crowded service provider facilities. Narus also put a new user interface in NSS 6 to help network managers more quickly interpret incoming data about the network. For example, it will be easier to distinguish the traffic spikes caused by DDOS attacks from those that happen because users are sharing a new music video, Bannerman said. The new version also has built-in software for interoperability with mitigation tools such as Cisco Systems Inc.'s Cisco Guard. Previously, making the third-party tools work with Narus' monitoring system was a separate task, he said. AT&T Inc., Korea Telecom and Japan's KDDI Corp. are among Narus' customers. The company began selling NarusInsight about five years ago, Bannerman said. As carriers move from basic IP transport to providing their own services such as VOIP (voice over IP) and IPTV, they increasingly are the victims of attacks, he said. Meanwhile, enterprises are relying on carriers to keep their networks free of threats and the service providers are seeking added business by offering special security services, Bannerman added. NarusInsight deployments may cost anywhere from US$1 million to $15 million depending on the size of the network and other factors, Bannerman said.
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Multi-Tech has unveiled a new Wi-Fi/VPN network appliance aimed at streamlining branch office setups.
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Safend, an international provider of endpoint i
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Among the âpretty sweet new featuresâ that distinguish Xsan 2, Chris Foresman  points to the new MultiSAN feature, which âgives simultaneous access to multiple volumes that are hosted by separate controllers.â Xsan 2 âalso allows file copies from one SAN volume to another directly over FibreChannel for a significant speed boost.â In addition, Foresman points to the redesigned admin tools that simplify setup and to Xsan 2âs tighter integration with Open Directory, Mac OS X Leopard, and Server Assistant on Leopard server.
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By Anonymous  Network analysis software  OmniAnalysis Platform v4.1 gives network engineers real-time visibility into every part of the network-simultaneously from a single interface-including gigabit, 1OGbE, 10/100, 802.11 wireless, VoIP and WAN links to remote offices.
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SAN JOSE, Calif., June 15  /PRNewswire/ -- A10 Networks(R) today announced its AX Series Application Acceleration Switch won Grand Prix/Best of Interop Tokyo 2007 in the "Network Infrastructure (middle range)" category -- beating many competitors including F5's Big-IP 8400.