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• December 08, 2005 08 Dec'05

  Applying policy documents on your Lotus Domino server

  Learn about applying policy documents on your Lotus Domino server.

• December 08, 2005 08 Dec'05

  Automating Lotus Domino server tasks

  Learn about the two different ways you can automate Lotus Domino server tasks.

• December 08, 2005 08 Dec'05

  Decommissioning a Lotus Domino server

  Learn about the steps you need to take in order to decommission a Lotus Domino server.

• December 08, 2005 08 Dec'05

  Identifying a registration server on your Lotus Domino server

  Learn the steps necessary to identify a registration server for your Lotus Domino server.

• December 06, 2005 06 Dec'05

  Web site documents wireless threats, vulnerabilities

  Network Chemistry has launched the industry's first public database to aggregate and communicate wireless vulnerabilities and exploits. The site alerts network administrators and IT managers of potential threats, before any damage is done.

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• December 02, 2005 02 Dec'05

  Settlement rejection could squish BlackBerry

  A judge rejected a settlement offer in NTP Inc.'s patent infringement case against BlackBerry maker Research In Motion. The decision, and a possible injunction, could force RIM to shut down service in the U.S.

• December 01, 2005 01 Dec'05

  You're specialized? Your job may be on the line

  Industry pundits at Gartner say that if your IT job is narrowly defined, then watch your back. By 2010, successful IT professionals will be versatile and know how to synthesize business knowledge and IT competency.

• November 30, 2005 30 Nov'05

  Activity logging on your Lotus Domino server

  Learn about the key to analyzing data on your Lotus Domino server -- activity logging.

• November 29, 2005 29 Nov'05

  Web services, AJAX loom for developers

  The rise of Web services marks a shift in focus to AJAX and client-side development. Microsoft and others will make sure developers don't have to brush up on JavaScript or abandon their server-side know-how.

• November 22, 2005 22 Nov'05

  Nokia takes stab at RIM with Intellisync deal

  In a play that could offer businesses more options in wireless e-mail and other mobile applications, Nokia announced plans last week to buy Intellisync for more than $400 million.

• November 18, 2005 18 Nov'05

  Multiple new Sober variants spy on passwords

  AV firms say the latest Sober worms drop malicious files onto the computers to fetch access codes.

• November 18, 2005 18 Nov'05

  New and Notesworthy: November 2005

  This month's roundup of Notes/Domino product news includes two partnerships, a WebSphere Portal tool, a Notes-SharePoint link and updates to one company's entire Notes line.

• November 17, 2005 17 Nov'05

  Portal services to become key in SOA

  Expect superplatform players to dominate as portals become an extension of the underlying application platform, according to the Burton Group.

• November 17, 2005 17 Nov'05

  Windows desktop is now a hot target for hackers

  Windows patches increasingly target client-side vulnerabilities. Can administrators educate end users enough to curb some of the damage they cause?

• November 16, 2005 16 Nov'05

  Data shows spyware becoming 'global pandemic'

  The worldwide spyware threat is only growing, according to a new study, and the most serious hazards -- Trojans and keystroke loggers -- represent a grave threat to corporations.