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Symantec warns of router compromise

January 24, 2008 Security company says it has seen an attack using a cross-site scripting flaw in 2Wire DNS routers. TAGS: 2Wire, e-card, Symantec Corp., router, XSS, DNS, domain name, HTTP, IP address, attack, IP, security

Avici extends AT&T contract

September 27, 2004 The extension of the partnership comes as Avici continues to struggle to win new customers. TAGS: Avici Systems, router, AT&T Corp., IP, Cisco Systems Inc.

Cisco gives OS face-lift to older routers

April 18, 2005 To keep IP router rivals at bay, Cisco Systems is using new software to pump life back into an aging router product line. TAGS: Cisco CRS-1, Cisco Systems Inc., router, Cisco IOS, traffic, service provider, IP, telephone company, Internet service, operating system, Internet Service Provider

Cisco routers get an upgrade

September 13, 2004 The new wide area network access routers feature embedded security tools and support for voice over Internet Protocol. TAGS: 3Com Corp., Mike Volpi, Cisco Systems Inc., router, Cisco Router, Juniper Networks Inc., WAN, security tool, VoIP, IP

Cisco bullish on service provider market

June 8, 2005 CEO John Chambers sees growth potential in service provider market, but security is key to getting consumers to trust the new services. TAGS: John Chambers, Cisco Systems Inc., service provider, router, IP, security, TV, CEO

Cisco finds more security flaws in router software

January 26, 2005 The company reports three more vulnerabilities in certain versions of its routing software. TAGS: Cisco Systems Inc., router, BGP, IPv6, internetwork, MPLS, IPv4, security flaw, denial of service, flaw, vulnerability, security, Internet service, IP, Internet Service Provider, service provider

Cisco finds security flaw in router software

January 21, 2005 Routers running certain telephony features could be vulnerable to denial-of-service attacks. A patch is available. TAGS: Cisco CallManager, Cisco Systems Inc., Cisco IOS, router, denial of service, telephony, IP, security

Cisco's router market takes a hit

November 10, 2004 Company reports decline in its router business during its quarterly earnings, which just meet analyst expectations. TAGS: Cisco CRS-1, Cisco Systems Inc., John Chambers, router, Juniper Networks Inc., core router, earnings, expectation, IP, China

Cisco's core router lead hangs on new product

December 1, 2004 It's crunch time for Cisco Systems' next-generation core router--the company wants to recover ground lost to rival Juniper Networks. TAGS: core router, Cisco CRS-1, Juniper Networks Inc., Cisco Systems Inc., router, market share, IP, carrier

Nortel, Avici team on IP core routing

January 9, 2004 The partnership will bolster Nortel Networks' Internet Protocol product offering and give Avici Systems much-needed customers. TAGS: Avici Systems, Nortel Networks Corp., Juniper Networks Inc., router, relationship, IP, Ericsson Inc., reseller, Siemens AG, agreement

Juniper takes on Cisco for Uncle Sam's cash

December 10, 2003 The Internet Protocol router maker sets up a dedicated sales force to challenge Cisco for U.S. government customers. TAGS: Juniper Networks Inc., Cisco Systems Inc., CIBC World Markets, router, IP, federal government, networking, California

Cisco snags routing start-up

December 10, 2004 Cisco goes from investor to owner, buying up routing start-up BCN Systems. TAGS: Cisco Systems Inc., Tony Li, Procket Networks, router, Cisco CRS-1, Juniper Networks Inc., portfolio, IP, start-up, acquisition, service provider

Cisco's $500 million router

May 26, 2004 The company's new high-end router hits the market this summer, but the networking giant isn't likely to see any revenue from it for at least six months to a year. TAGS: Cisco CRS-1, Cisco Systems Inc., router, Cisco Router, core router, Sprint Nextel, MCI Inc., carrier, IP, California

Nortel joins convergence push with new MPLS router

May 10, 2004 Nortel Networks announces a new router designed to help carriers deliver voice, video and data services over a single network. TAGS: MPLS, Nortel Networks Corp., router, convergence, carrier, Cisco Systems Inc., ATM, gap, data service, IP, start-up, traffic, video

3Com to take control of Huawei joint venture

November 1, 2005 As planned, company will be able to sell Huawei-3Com's Technology's switches and routers under the 3Com brand in China and Japan. TAGS: 3Com Corp., venture, networking equipment, router, Japan, China, agreement, brand, IP

BellSouth gives VoIP operators some 911 help

May 5, 2005 Baby Bell opens up its 911 routers, nears deal to give Vonage access to emergency calling infrastructure. TAGS: BellSouth Corp., operator, Vonage Holdings Corp., VoIP, infrastructure, router, IP, AT&T Corp.

Netgear, Vonage gear up for VoIP

August 23, 2004 The companies team up to develop broadband telephony products due in time for the holidays, sources familiar with deal say. TAGS: Netgear, Vonage Holdings Corp., VoIP, telephony, router, IP, Wi-Fi, broadband

Growing pains for next Net

July 2, 2004 Juniper's Internet routers running IPv6 could be vulnerable to denial-of-service attacks. TAGS: IPv6, Verio Inc., Juniper Networks Inc., IPv4, router, vulnerability, denial of service, IP, North America, memory, agency, U.S.

Juniper to invite Cisco to 'Pepsi' challenge

March 9, 2004 Juniper Networks preps a low-end access router code-named Pepsi to take on Cisco Systems' 2600--a direct-hit strategy reminiscent of the cola wars. TAGS: Juniper Networks Inc., PepsiCo, Cisco Systems Inc., NetScreen Technologies, router, WAN, carrier, reseller, VoIP, IP, security

Start-up taps ex-Juniper exec as CEO

February 2, 2004 A former Juniper sales executive takes the helm at Laurel Networks, a hot Internet Protocol routing start-up. TAGS: Laurel Networks, Juniper Networks Inc., Avici Systems, CIENA Communications, Cisco Systems Inc., Marconi, MPLS, Nortel Networks Corp., router, IP, start-up, ATM, exec, North America, telecommunications, broadband