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  Año 2002, Vol. 27, Número 4 (AGO)

  • Apropos: what's new

    Tina Darmohray

    págs. 3-3

    

  • High availability

    Asked Hobbit

    págs. 6-7

    

  • Computer Forencis

    Erin Kenneally

    págs. 8-11

    

  • Wide Characters

    Glen McCluskey

    págs. 12-15

    

  • Practical perl: programming with iterators

    Adam Turoff

    págs. 16-18

    

  • The tclsh spot

    Clif Flynt

    págs. 19-23

    

  • Security FTP

    Gary Cohen

    págs. 24-27

    

  • Musings

    Rik Farrow

    págs. 28-31

    

  • Identifying and tracking unauthorized 802.11 cards and acces points: a practical approach

    Robert Foust

    págs. 32-43

    

  • Combating the perils of port 80 at the firewall

    Avishai Wool

    págs. 44-45

    

  • ISPadmin: shopping spam: Part 1

    Robert Haskins

    págs. 46-51

    

  • The problems of PORCMOLSULB: can root be controlled in engineering environments?

    Howard Owen

    págs. 52-60

    

  • An introduction to dependability: definitions and examples

    David A. Patterson

    págs. 61-65

    

  • Monitoring strategies for high-availability Web Apps

    Neil Ashizawa

    págs. 66-73

    

  • Ten reasons to monitor your systems

    John Sellens

    págs. 74-74

    

  • If systems were cars, would yours be double parked?

    Steven M. Tylock

    págs. 75-77

    

  • The sysadmin's court: Liz Ation vs, Jack Trades

    Steven M. Tylock

    págs. 78-79