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Exinda Slashes Bandwidth Consumption at Georgia Southern University

University Chooses Exinda to Cache Video Traffic and Assure Fair Application Access for 22,000 Students and Staff

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Exinda

Aruba Demonstrates AirGroup™ -- a New Capability for Enabling Plug and Play Network Services across Enterprise and Educational Networks

Aruba Networks, Inc. today announced the demonstration of AirGroup, a new capability which identifies access network users’ individual roles and their locations, to make plug and play network services like Apple’s AirPrint and AirPlay available to their mobile devices across enterprise networks.

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Aruba Networks

College of the Holy Cross Selects Aruba Networks’ MOVE Architecture, Unifying Wired and Wireless Access

Aruba Networks, Inc. today announced that the College of the Holy Cross had replaced its existing 802.11 a/g wireless network with a new 802.11n wireless network based on the Aruba Mobile Virtual Enterprise (MOVE) architecture. The college has also deployed Aruba’s S3500 Mobility Access Switches to enable unified policy enforcement across both wired and wireless networks.

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Aruba Networks

Aruba Networks Introduces the First BYOD Solution to Securely Provision and Onboard iOS, Android, Mac OS X and Windows 7 Mobile Devices on Any Network

Aruba Networks, Inc., today introduced Aruba ClearPass, an access management system designed to simplify and automate the secure provisioning of mobile devices on any enterprise network. The Aruba ClearPass solution is designed to enable IT organizations to both drive down mobility services management costs and rapidly scale to address the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) phenomenon.

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Aruba Networks

City College of S.F. Tells FBI Of Computer Viruses

City College of San Francisco officials have informed the FBI that computer viruses with origins in criminal networks have been found on campus computers, but say they have yet to find a single victim whose identity has been stolen.

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The San Francisco Chronicle

HP Virtualizes Storage for California State University to Support Scholastic Research

HP today announced that California State University, Monterey Bay (CSUMB) selected HP P6000 Enterprise Virtual Arrays (EVA) to deliver around-the-clock data access to its students and faculty, as well as increased storage capacity in support of scholastic research applications. CSU Monterey Bay’s purchase of the HP EVA represents the 100,000th unit sold since the product family’s inception in 2001.

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HP

Alloy Software Launches SMB-Focused Alloy Navigator Express for Help Desk and Asset Management

Alloy Software debuted this week the latest version of its comprehensive help desk and asset management solution for small and medium-size businesses (SMBs). The company's Alloy Navigator Express 6 Suite includes several robust new features such as business process automation, automatic ticket routing and prioritization, announcements, change history alerts, a completely redesigned self-service portal and more. Designed specifically for budget-minded SMBs, Alloy Navigator Express offers an intuitive, easy-to-use solution for managing IT assets and providing solutions to end-users.

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Alloy Software

Caution Urged In City College Of San Francisco Computer Use

As thousands of students and employees return today to City College of San Francisco - where criminal hackers, it turns out, have been scanning computer data for years - campus officials are warning everyone to change computer passwords, avoid using school computers for banking or purchases, and to check home computers for viruses.

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The San Francisco Chronicle

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