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Eloqua is primarily targeted towards outbound marketing and a bit difficult to handle when it comes to deployment. It’s a well-known fact that outbound generates more traffic, but if someone is looking for a product that can also handle in out marketing, there are many…

Cisco is very well known in the networking domain and majority of its products are in the top line. However, this product falls short of the usual Cisco brand name and there are many problems with this switch. One of the recurring issues I've noticed is the system deadlock…

The New Cisco ASA 5505 and 5550 models strengthen security in small business, remote office and enterprise environments. The Cisco ASA 5500 Series 7.2 Software delivers more than 50 new features, including advanced firewall services not found in similar products from other…

Having used Nagios for a couple of years, I was seriously looking for something fresh that can handle issues found in Nagios, primarily some sort of out-of-the box system which can tackle current markets demands with ease. And Zabbix proved itself to be the one I've been…

Overall a good product but there are various issues with the web interface, which needs a complete overhaul.

Considering the brand name, UAG is obviously a feature packed product from Microsoft. On the downside, there are some bugs which sometimes make it difficult to set it older Exchange Servers. Like many other Microsoft products, this product is not bug-free.

Though Cisco products have an extra edge over other brands, but they are comparatively expensive in terms of the features they provide. For most of the popular Cisco products, you can easily get an alternative with equal or better features but priced relatively lower.

I've been managing various virtual machines based off of Oracle Virtualbox and I found it to be much better performing and better supported. VMWare products are not at par with Virtualbox applications which are also open source.

Isn't there any documentation provided as part of Symantec NAC which can be referred during installation instead of looking for a support engineer?

Is there a way through which we can enable DHCP right at the boot time?

As far as I recall, there are some particular devices for which there is no support in Linux platform. However, I don't remember seeing any issue with 32 bit machines. Can you be more specific and elaborate it a bit?

Having no fan means no noise. However, on the downside it heats up the machine a lot and needs rebooting. How often it needs to be reboot and in what interval. If not taken care,then there is a high probability that overheating may lead to malfunctioning of some parts thus…