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T-Mobile Austria Looks to IBM Tivoli Netcool Software for End-to-End Visibility of Its Wireless Networks: T-Mobile Austria was the first Austrian network operator to provide HotSpot broadband Internet access. The T-Mobile Austria IT infrastructure includes a mix of hardware and operating systems. T-Mobile runs a number of operating systems including Microsoft Windows NT and Windows 2000, Solaris, HP-UX and Linux. These systems, devices and applications...; Tags: Network, T-Mobile, Wireless Network, IBM Corp., T-Mobile Austria, T-Mobile Austria IT Infrastructure, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Networking, Wireless, Servers, Software, Hardware; Case studies

ProxMox: The high-performance virtualization server for the rest of us: What sounds like a cross between a Ferengi mating practice and anÂ OREO cookie clone, but is actually the latest and greatest in Open Source turnkey virtualization servers? It's the ProxMox Virtual Environment,Â a new open source project that has been flying under the hypervisor radar, but may pose a...; Tags: High-performance, OpenVZ, Server, VMware Inc., Virtual Machine, VM, ProxMox VE, Virtual Machine Setup, Virtualization, Linux, Cloud Computing, Storage Management, Utility Computing, Open Source, Operating Systems, Hardware, Software, Storage, Jason Perlow; Blog posts 2008-06-24
Deutsche Telekom Unit Keeps "Winning Team" for E-mail Security as It Moves to 64-Bit: The T-Systems Austria GesmbH, part of Deutsche Telekom's T-System IT business unit, has relied on Microsoft Antigen for the e-mail security of its Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 infrastructure. So, as the technology leader moves to the 64-bit world of Exchange Server 2007, it's also adopting Microsoft Forefront Security for Exchange...; Tags: Team, Microsoft Exchange Server, E-mail Security, Microsoft Corp., Deutsche Telekom AG, E-mail, E-mail Servers, Groupware, Cyberthreats, 64-Bit, Enterprise Software, Software, Security, Processors, Semiconductors, Hardware, Components; Case studies

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