Bandwidth Management

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Campus Bandwidth Management Solutions

January 1, 2002

Napster... Kazaa... Morpheus... Is your available Internet bandwidth being commandeered for student peer-to-peer applications? Do you continue to add bandwidth, or do you try to manage better the b…

Campuses as Internet Living Laboratories of the Future

February 7, 2005

Campus infrastructure is being transformed by the rapid worldwide growth of data-intensive science. Scientists must have interactive access to large remote datasets and also to massive amounts of s…

Defining Bandwidth: Trading and Discussing Potential Scenarios for Obtaining Bandwidth

January 1, 2001

Broadband on demand has become an enticing notion of businesses as well as higher education institutions. Bandwidth trading is seen as one potential option to meet broadband on demand. This present…

Is More Unlicensed Spectrum for Higher Education Worth Fighting For?

January 1, 2004

Today, many college campuses make extensive use of unlicensed spectrum. But is enough unlicensed spectrum allocated for future campus needs? If not, now is the time for colleges to make their voice…

Keeping Up with Network Backbone and Endpoint Traffic Growth

February 14, 2008

What are you doing to meet the exponential growth of network traffic? Are you moving from gigabit to 10-gigabit capacity on the backbone? Are you successfully increasing capacity to university and …

StateNets Discussion on the Importance of Gigabit Speeds to the Last Mile and the Driving Applications

February 8, 2006

"Big Pipe" bandwidth will change the face of our networks. Users, in turn, will be able to do new (and possibly greater) things. StateNets members will have a leading role in this change.…

Using Fast / Gigabit Ethernet to Satisfy Expanding Bandwidth Needs

January 1, 1998

The University of South Florida, Academic Computing began the 100 Megabit University Project after seeing that the existing campus network would not be able to support new applications. The Univer…