Stories about: Ipswitch

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Transferring files without e-mail 28 May, 2009 08:18

E-mail and the Mazda Miata are both great examples of successful products, but they share a similar weakness: neither can carry much baggage. If you want to carry two people in a Miata, you're good. But if each of those folks has a big suitcase, you're in trouble. And if you want to send a file via e-mail that's more than a few megabytes in size, you also need another option. Say hello to FTP (File Transfer Protocol) and the new ways you can use one of the oldest Internet protocols.
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SolarWinds is doing something right 19 August, 2008 15:03

SolarWinds is an example of how dramatically lower price points and faster time to value are catching on in a sea of more complex, costly, and albeit usually more richly functional network management products.
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What ever happened to network management? 05 March, 2008 11:23

Enterprise Management Associates is back again after a year of absence, this time on a monthly basis. We've really missed your dialog and comments, and hopefully we've been missed as well. As before, this column will focus on network management trends as they fit into the bigger IT management landscape - focusing from time to time on application performance, or SLM versus BSM, or new approaches to asset management, or trends like CMDB adoption as they may affect the NOC.
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eBay slammed over pirated software 28 February, 2008 08:51

A leading anti-piracy body has accused eBay over counterfeit software, claiming in a new report that "at least 90 percent of all software available on eBay is illegal."
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Ipswitch gets compliance with Standard Networks buy 20 February, 2008 10:46

Ipswitch's File Transfer division, in the UK, better known as the developer of the popular FTP (file transfer protocol) software WS_FTP, has acquired Standard Networks in order to expand its reach in the enterprise space.
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WiFi tags worn as necklaces by residents at aged care facility 18 July, 2007 17:43

Queensland aged care provider PresCare has implemented a Wi-Fi Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) solution to monitor the location of its residents within its 38 bed Gold Coast complex.
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Advanced network monitoring supports remote offices 30 May, 2007 09:00

Highly distributed organsations run their IT systems on a managed services provider (MSP) model -- supporting numbers of offices dispersed over a geographic area. Mark Scott, president of The Utility Company, says the best model for this combines advanced network monitoring with a franchising system, such as that used by Dunkin' Donuts. His company is an MSP serving a growing population of small companies -- "five-person PR firms, 30-person law offices" -- across North America from its Ottawa, Canada, base.
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Google adds domain registration to online collaboration 18 December, 2006 09:51

Google Friday is adding a domain registration service to its collection of online communications tools that include e-mail, instant messaging and calendaring.
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Startup launches network management software 16 November, 2006 07:02

Startup Zenoss Tuesday made available an updated version of its free open source network and systems monitoring software that the company says now includes enterprise-ready features and support packages.
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Ipswitch IMail Server SMTP Service Unspecified Vulnerability 08 September, 2006 13:26
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LINUXWORLD SF - Vendors challenge Exchange, Notes 17 August, 2006 07:56

A pair of Silicon Valley-based open-source collaboration vendors has released new versions of their software at LinuxWorld, renewing their challenge to the dominance of Microsoft Exchange and Lotus Notes by offering what they claim are cheaper, more flexible alternatives.