The Clock is Ticking on Windows Server 2003 Support

The End of Support (EOS) of Microsoft Windows Server 2003 in July 2015 will put millions of enterprise servers at risk. And according to a recent study by leading analyst firm Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), “More than 80% of enterprise and midmarket organizations still support Windows Server 2003 to some extent.” If your organization uses Microsoft Server 2003, the EOS will introduce serious security risks unless you are fully prepared to migrate to a new platform or put compensating controls in place. Because hackers know that Microsoft will no longer acknowledge or patch vulnerabilities, these servers will quickly become a favorite target for attacks. And the risks of running Windows Server 2003 after EOS will increase over time as more issues are found and not patched.

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JUnit Tutorial for Unit Testing

A unit can be a function, a class, a package, or a subsystem. So, the term unit testing refers to the practice of testing such small units of your code, so as to ensure that they work as expected. For example, we can test whether an output is what we e…

How Will SSL VPN Survive in The Mobile Era?

SSL VPN has been a key technology for mobile workforces for over a decade now, but as the market moves forward, will it continue to be? As new challenges of the modern workforce confront IT providers, SSL VPN technologies will need to make changes in o…

How Will SSL VPN Survive in The Mobile Era?

SSL VPN has been a key technology for mobile workforces for over a decade now, but as the market moves forward, will it continue to be? As new challenges of the modern workforce confront IT providers, SSL VPN technologies will need to make changes in o…

Is it Really the Bandwidth?

In this white paper, we identify three steps to diagnosing bandwidth complaints before you invest in additional capacity.

  • Analyzing SNMP data for your network links
  • Listen in on network “conversations”
  • Look deeper into application behavior

You’ll also learn how SolarWinds Bandwidth Analyzer Pack can help you easily monitor network performance and bandwidth utilization.

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