Resources Tagged with 'network'

Intel IT implemented a Quality of Service (QoS) capability to improve application performance over our WAN and to prepare the WAN for Voice over IP (VoIP). We conducted extensive testing….

One of the most critical challenges facing IT departments is securing network endpoints by validating compliance with IT policies before a PC puts a network at risk. Cisco and Intel are announcing the industry’s first out-of-band solution for client authentication and compliance. The combination of Cisco and Intel technologies will allow you to authenticate endpoints, enable out-of-band remediation and other security and management tasks.  Read the details in this Intel Solutions Brief.

To gain real-time visibility into our corporate network at the application layer and insight into how traffic impacts overall network health, Intel IT implemented a simple, scaleable, cost-effective tool based on an Internet protocol (IP) flow specification available in router operating systems. Read about the implementation of this new IP flow tool.

Intel IT designed and tested a solution that enables enterprises using Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) 802.1x network authentication to perform out-of-band (OOB) management of PCs based on current Intel® vPro™ processor technology. This white paper describes the solution, enabling OOB remediation on desktop PCs with Intel® Active Management Technology version 2.0 even if the OS is down, and the eight use cases successfully tested in the lab.

In this podcast interview, Gilad Shinman, author of Network in a Box from the Intel Premier IT magazine, describes a new device—a network in a box—that provides wireless connectivity with reduced setup and maintenance costs.

Moving into a new office often means significant network implementation costs. In this Intel Premier IT Professional magazine article, Intel IT describes a new device—a network in a box—that provides wireless connectivity with reduced setup and maintenance costs.

At one time, PC fleets could be protected by the perimeter defenses of the corporate network. Today, many of the most dangerous threats come from inside the company walls. Also, with an increasingly mobile workforce, establishing a perimeter is a geographic impossibility. In this episode, we’ll look how Intel vPro technologies ensure that each PC can defend itself and the rest of the network.

Maintaining current versions of software applications across an enterprise PC fleet is a constant challenge. However, not doing so invites trouble, as a single unpatched PC poses a security risk to the entire network. We’ll explore best practices and a new tool for keeping the software on PC fleets up-to-date.

This IT@Intel white paper tells how Intel created a new wireless LAN architecture and network design that enabled them to use wireless as the primary access method for data, voice and video services at a 5,000-user campus

This white paper by IT@Intel describes Intel’s Quality of Service implementation that enables them to carry voice traffic over wireless LANs to support a transition to a new, unified network architecture in which wireless becomes the primary network access method for data, voice, and video.