- AVG Fixes Antivirus Software - According to PCWorld, AVG released the patch to prevent LinkScanner from burdening websites with “fake” traffic. The article provides a comprehensive and balanced view of the issue that we discussed here last week. It’s something you’ll want to be aware of as you look at web analytics for the last few months.
- Is Downtime More Frequent or More Visible? - The New York Times covered the issue of high-profile website failures with a front page Sunday article. In response, Data Center Knowledges asks two questions: Is downtime really more frequent? Or is it just more visible? The answer turns out to be both in this world of Web 2.0. Very good read.
- 6 Commandments of Social Networking – A lot of this is common sense, but the “6 Commandments of Social Networking at Work” may help you or friends avoid Web 2.0 faux pas on the job and HR in crafting user policies.
- Troubleshooting 802.1x Port-Based Authentication Systems – Implementing 802.1x port-based authentication over wireless networks can be a daunting task. Make life easier by learning how to troubleshoot 802.1x problems that will likely arise.
Tags: 802.1, analytics, antivirus, AVG, linkscanner, social networking, troubleshooting wireless
