Last month Novell released a product, as promised and on time, that
enables organizations to take their enterprise networks to new levels and achieve four critical goals:
- Expand their networks--and their businesses--without fear of exceeding
limits on scalability
- Set up a robust, rock-solid foundation for electronic commerce based on
Internet standards
- Bridge the gap between their network, e-commerce, and extranet
directories, eliminating the need for such special-purpose Internet
directories
- Protect their network with Internet-ready security like PKI and secure
authentication services
That product is NDS 8, the latest version of the world's most widely used network directory. Already, after less than a month of availability, it has been downloaded by thousands of customers, developers, and vendors eager to see for themselves how its performance, functionality, and scalability stack up against other directories and previous versions of NDS.
Read the new lead story, titled "New NDS 8 Delivers," for more details
about Novell's scalable directory:
novell.com |
