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Miercom lab testing summary report: IP-PBX large systems Download this Lab Testing Summary Report to learn why Miercom named the ShoreTel5 IP-PBX system the "Easiest-to-Use IP-PBX" in its class based on ease of use, ease of deployment, and exceptional management and administration. (Sponsored by ShoreTel) TheOne Server Monitor Lite keeps you on top of your server performance Few things are more infuriating to a developer or IT person than finding out a production server is down and has been for hours or days without anyone knowing it. Anthony Sullivan went on a hunt for a good monitor to keep him aware of his server status, and found The One. No, not Neo. TheOne Server Monitor. Latest TechRepublic Photo Galleries Ten free security utilities you should already be using Here's a list of ten free security tools you can and should be using to help protect, disinfect, and manage your Windows computer. Cracking open an external DVD burner External USB-connected CD and DVD burners present a simple method for expanding PCs and adding valuable functionality. Check out this Cracking Open gallery for a glimpse inside an LG Super Multi DVD ReWriter GSA-2166D. How do I... Configure and use Windows Meeting Space? Microsoft Windows Vista includes a collaborative application called the Windows Meeting Space. This application comes with the operating system at no additional cost and can connect up to 10 users at a time in a collaborative environment. Can Yahoo close the Google search gap? Yahoo's search delivers a solid experience, but not enough to gain share back from Google. Subscribe to TechRepublic's Photo Gallery Newsletter This weekly newsletter gives you a direct link to the latest and most popular photo and image galleries published on TechRepublic. Stay on the cutting edge with software screenshots and photos of hardware, IT news events, and even a look at tech's odd and unusual. Torture-Testing: Peli i1010 The Peli i1010 is a small case described as being waterproof, crushproof, and dustproof. It's specifically designed to protect iPods (the full-size, nano and shuffle) and it has an external headphone jack. Torture-Testing: Seahorse SX 300 Seahorse cases satisfy Mil-Spec and IP Standards 67 (IP67 means the case is dustproof and waterproof for immersion down to between 15cm and 1m). Additionally, the SX series is described as flame retardant. Visit TechRepublic for more software screenshots, hardware photos, and wacky tech galleries. TechRepublic's VoIP This newsletter features tutorials, product and software reviews, and tips and tricks to help you plan or optimize your VoIP deployment. We'll cover the big players such as Nortel, Avaya, and Cisco, along with VoIP services to consider for telecommuters, mobile workers, and sales agents. Click the "Sign Me Up" button to automatically subscribe. White Papers from our partners Seamless physical and virtual server management: An integrated management approach (Opsware) "Virtually" eliminate spam and viruses: Virtualization comes to messaging security (Proofpoint) Managing operational change through ITIL and a Configuration Management Database (Opsware) August 21st: The future of secure remote access (Aventail) Rating the importance of IP telephony features (ShoreTel)

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