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According to an informal survey of 161 out of 500 attendees at the Polycom User Group show in September, nearly half said their organizations use IP technology for videoconferencing.

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Every few years the concept of IP VPNs gets a lot of press.

Last week, columnist Johna Till Johnson broke down IP VPNs into three types: remote-access VPNs, branch-office VPNs, and extranet VPNs. The real news is the groundswell of interest from large companies in justifying deployment of branch-office VPNs, Johnson says.

Every few years the concept of IP virtual private networks gets a lot of press. Yet most large organizations continue to use a patchwork of frame relay, ATM and remote-access services to handle their connectivity needs. If IP VPNs are such a great idea, why haven

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