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Northwest Community Hospital Uses NetMRI

"NetMRI has taken the grunt work out of network management. It steers us in the right direction by pointing to specific issues in the network, and prevents harmful problems from occuring."

—Tyrone Mitchell, Project Manager

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Network World Lists 5 Must-Have Technology Requirements for 2010

Network World ranks IT Process Automation among the technologies companies will utilize to get ahead in 2010 as networks become more complex with wider implementation of virtualization and cloud computing.

Default Passwords Unlock the Back Door for Security Attacks

It is interesting that organizations spend thousands or millions of dollars trying to build secure infrastructures by putting up the "biggest fence" to build a strong perimeter, but like any action/spy fan knows, all it takes is a little help from the inside or one small weakness and wham, the bad guys are in.

Top 4 Causes of IT Headaches for 2010 Predicted

Drawing information from a customer community of thousands of network managers, Netcordia has predicted four IT trends that will expose network infrastructure vulnerabilities, cause budget overages, and put projects at-risk in 2010.

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Issue: Unidirectional Traffic Flow

Unidirectional traffic flow within your network is most likely the result an incorrect configuration, but may also be symptomatic of a larger problem related to your overall routing architecture. Since network communications are bi-directional in nature, unidirectional traffic patterns on your network mean that the traffic flow in one direction is not following the same path as the other.

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