Server virtualization is becoming a no-brainer for any business that runs more than one application on servers. Nowadays, a low-end server is 64-bit capable and comes with at least 8GB of memory. Without virtualization, most such servers cruise along at 5 percent of CPU capacity with gigabytes of free memory and some I/O bandwidth to spare. Virtualization helps you better utilize these resources.

Any new wave that causes disruption of IT infrastructure gives end users a chance to reevaluate their choices. Server virtualization – which took root in large enterprises with expansive (and expensive) data centers – is now beginning to deliver functional and economic benefits to nearly all classes of enterprises willing to take the virtualization plunge, down to and including organizations with just a few hundred seats.

If you are in charge of IT at a mid-size Enterprise you’re probably about to bite the bullet to add a new Storage Area Network (SAN). Why? The simple answer is that it’s a combination of challenges and opportunities.

D-Link Meets K-12 Needs for Network Expansion Through Flexible, Low-Cost, Energy-Saving Networking Solutions.

If you are in charge of IT at a mid-size organization, you are probably virtualizing your servers on VMware with shared data storage on a scalable iSCSI SAN. Do not saddle the potential efficiency and resiliency of your mission-critical services and data storage with traditional data protection.

This white paper introduces to you the D-Link® AP Array, which is a purpose-built WLAN management tool for the small office. It is built in the firmware and its configuration is effortless. All AirPremier 11n APs support this tool, which can manage up to 8 fat APs. This will make effective WLAN deployment affordable and simple to achieve.

This white paper explores 802.11n technology and applications, while offering business leaders a solid educational foundation for making wireless deployment and purchasing decisions.

This white paper details the challenges facing businesses that need to protect their network investments and offers an overview of D-Link's Support Services.

This white paper describes the latest functionality and features provided by state-of-the-art surveillance software, including some of the specific offerings available on D-Link's end-to-end IP surveillance systems. It will also detail some of the software platforms that now power D-Link's solutions as a result of teaming with Aimetis Corp. and On-Net Surveillance Systems Inc.

This white paper examines the business challenges inherent to WLAN management and offers a brief look at D-Link’s AP Manager II.

This white paper examines current networking challenges and purchasing pressures, best practices and considerations during critical purchasing processes, and specific D-Link solutions for tight budgets and power reduction.

This white paper discusses the unique challenges faced by the transportation industry, the benefits of IP surveillance systems versus analog surveillance systems, and how D-Link is providing sensible solutions that meet any challenge.

This white paper describes evolving firewall requirements, the technologies involved and specific D-Link firewall solutions.

This white paper addresses the problems faced by retail marketers, the advantages of IP surveillance video solutions, and how these solutions can increase returns on investment while lowering the total cost of ownership.

This white paper provides an historical look at the government’s use of surveillance leading up to today’s latest IP surveillance solutions.

This white paper speaks to the total cost of ownership of IP versus analog surveillance solutions. It also discusses some important advantages of migrating to IP surveillance systems and point out several benefits that IP technology achieves. Finally, it presents an end-to-end IP surveillance system that is poised to drive the future of physical security.

This white paper describes Network Access Protection (NAP) in detail, compares it to similar technologies from competing vendors, and shows how D-Link xStack switches fit into the scenario.

This whitepaper reviews the limitations of traditional end-user authentication mechanisms, meanwhile examining various advanced authentication mechanisms on Ethernet Switches and how they can help to secure enterprise networks.

This white paper discusses the benefits of remote IP camera monitoring, the various ways remote events can be monitored and D-Link IP camera equipment designed specifically for remote management.

This white paper examines existing Wi-Fi challenges and explores the numerous security advances and manageability enhancements that wireless switch technologies provide.

This white paper explains the advantages, benefits and opportunities available to businesses that adopt VoIP solutions and offers a brief overview of D-Link’s VoIP and IPT equipment.

This white paper details the challenges medical organizations face with respect to wireless technologies, switches and storage solutions, and offers a brief overview of wireless mobility solutions for healthcare. The latter portion delves into storage and switching solutions, and wireless IP camera technologies that enhance surveillance and monitoring capabilities. We also describe various D-Link® solutions that address mobile healthcare needs head-on.

This solution brief discusses how D-Link’s Web Smart Switches offer a solution with key “managed switch” features without the hefty price tag of managed switches.

This D-Link solutions brief describes the advantages of Internet Protocol (IP) surveillance systems in educational settings. It explains technology concepts, provides a benefit overview, describes advantages for specific education-industry security applications, and details the necessary requirements and considerations for implementation of the technology. Comparisons to other technologies like Digital Video Recorder (DVR) and traditional analog systems are also explored.

This brief offers an overview of D-Link's Distributed Network Architecture (DNA), including how DNA works, its features and benefits, and a list of available DNA switches.

This solution brief describes the network-related challenges facing information workers, the business case for converged networks, evolving IP convergence solutions, and specific D-Link solutions for network convergence.

This white paper details the differences between traditional Cable/DSL broadband connections, their extension through 802.11 Wi-Fi technology and emerging 3G cellular access.

Small businesses that are considering wireless to expand network coverage and add connectivity and flexibility need to consider new draft 802.11n wireless equipment.

D-Link and Honeywell offer unique IP surveillance and security solutions based on proven switching technology and field-tested implementations across the globe. We combine professional services expertise, state-of-the-art networking equipment and extensive experience with high-traffic, multi-IP or analog camera implementations.

This whitepaper defines and describes IPv6, explores the advantages of the new protocol, and introduces D-Link's new IPv6 and IPv4 compliant solutions.

D-Link 3G Mobile Routers enable secure 802.11g wireless networks anywhere with cellular data coverage. The D-Link Mobile Router family of products support all three major 3G data standards.

Introduction to the increasing importance and growing dependence upon reliable networks to carry out today’s business processes, and possible network security solutions for SMB.

This white paper provides an introduction to IP Telephony and its benefits to small businesses, explains the basic concepts behind IP telephony technology, and provides an overview of its benefits and details how businesses can begin to deploy IP telephony.

This white paper provides a short introduction to Internet Protocol (IP) surveillance systems that use digital cameras networked via standard Ethernet networks. The paper explains basic technology concepts, provides a benefit overview, describes advantages for specific security applications in selected vertical markets, and details the necessary requirements and considerations for implementation of the technology.

This solution brief examines Power over Ethernet, its numerous advantages and D-Link’s specific PoE solutions and products.

Introduction to Web Smart switches, explains the concept behind web-based switch technology, provides an overview of the product benefits, and details the network applications for web-based switches.

This white paper provides an overview of how the xStack Switch Series by D-Link implements state-of-the-art technology to address critical requirements at the edge of the network.