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Winter 2001 Issue
- UO Hosts Internet2 Days
- ICANN Chooses New Top-Level Domains
- Departmental Apprentice Program
- UO Computer Account Quick Reference
- Latest Norton Antivirus Packages Available
- Red Hat a Popular Target for Crackers
- Don't Port Scan!
- Public Domain Access Changes
- MacTCP Users: Time to Upgrade
- VPN Services on the Way for UO Users
- 9-Track Tapes Being Phased Out
- Power Shortages Increase Need for UPS Solutions
- OPEN Nominated for I2 SEGP Status
- Advanced Videoconferencing Unit Available
- Electronics Shop Open for Business in Grayson
- Need Two Operating Systems on Your Desktop?
- Computing Center Who's Who
- NeXTs Running NextStep Shouldn't Be Networked
- Evaluating DSL Service Providers
- Look Carefully at Prepaid Cell Phone Plans
- UO Joins Major Internet Measurement Projects
- Scanning Rates Rise
- I2 Institutions Invited to Join SSM Beta Testing
- UO Multicasts 49th IETF Conference
- NSF Awards $2.9 Million for Web100 Research
- Try OpenOffice
- Winter Workshops
- Importance of Documentation in Data Analysis
- iBEAM Teams with Oregon-IX
- Check Your WAP Cell Phone Coverage
- Canoga Perkins Offers Gigabit Fiber Converters
- UO Faculty, Staff Eligible for NWACC Grants
- UCITA and You
- Security Flaw Persists in Some Non-UO Webmail Systems
- Secure Web Email Options
- SOEN in Transition
- Don Mazziotti Retires
- How to Avoid Being Profiled by Online Advertisers
- Concerned about Carnivore?
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The University's Research Park will soon be
the home of the Eugene branch office of Cisco Systems, Inc.,
which provides advanced network solutions for today's global
Internet. Cisco's new office space, located at 1600 Millrace
Drive, is currently being remodeled and should be ready for
occupancy sometime this spring.
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