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Publisher description: This is true for both wired and wireless networks, but we’ll mostly focus on 802.11 (WiFi) networks because analysis tools are relatively scarce or, when available, tend to be rather expensive and overly complex to use.

Did you see this? - Process monitor now does TCP/UDP monitoring Posted by: Troy Tate administration, analysis, anti-virus, Data security, diagnostics, howto, recovery, debugging, Sandbox, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft, performance monitoring, troubleshooting, Networking, internet, LAN, network

Two weeks ago I purchased a new computer, which came with Microsoft® Vista Business loaded. I haven't gotten used to Vista yet and I am not sure I really like it. That said I've always liked Excel, and Excel 2007 seems better than ever.

Did you see this? - Open Source Tools University Posted by: Troy Tate administration, analysis, anti-virus, blog, Data security, design, diagnostics, firewall, howto, IT education, blogging, debugging, Sandbox, performance monitoring, troubleshooting, Networking, internet, LAN, network analysis,

I've just finished reading Methodological Pitfalls in Social Network Analysis by Nicholas Marschall. The central theme is that current methods produce questionable results, which is precisely why I read the book. read more

Next week I am attending KM Sinagapore 2008 . I am presenting a seminar and workshop called Using BNA™ Techniques in Project Management . read more

For the past few months, I’ve been working on a social network analysis of Wikipatterns.com with Laurence Lock Lee of Optimice and James Matheson of CustomWare Asia Pacific. Laurence approached me earlier this year about studying the relationships between people who are members of the Wikipatterns.com community, and we conducted a survey of users in June.

In an earlier blog entry I suggested that it may be useful to distinguish between two main kinds of recent anthropological efforts at rekindling the study of networks within this discipline. First, we have those anthropologists who ‘found’ networks in the field, e.g.

Did you see this? - Laura Chappell’s Troubleshooting & Security Summit Posted by: Troy Tate awareness, Data security, howto, DataManagement, performance monitoring, education, troubleshooting, Networking, LAN, network analysis, WAN, wireshark, Security, forensics, honeypot, malware, Monitoring,

I got a ping when I looked at my Facebook Account the other day reminding me it was a friend's birthday. He is a good friend, someone I have know for over a decade, and so I sent him a message and gave a call congratulating him on another year.