Novell is providing instructions on how to download just the needed iso files to install OES, as well as receive 30 days of free updates. Was a nice surprise to me, as I realized I wouldn’t need to re-download the… Read More »Download details for Novell’s Open Enterprise Server
Novell is providing instructions on how to download just the needed iso files to install OES, as well as receive 30 days of free updates. Was a nice surprise to me, as I realized I wouldn’t need to re-download the… Read More »Download details for Novell’s Open Enterprise Server
Network World features an interesting sounding high school – Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology. The “cool name” part comes from it being referred to as the “TJ”. The “interesting” part was the description of how students are… Read More »Sci/Tech High School with a cool name
RIM has just announced it will be adding AOL and Yahoo IM capability to their Blackberry products. I’ve been looking at replacing my cell phone & PDA with a combo device, and have been intrigued by RIM’s Blackberries. We run… Read More »Blackberry adds IM to devices
Following right on the heals of their article on Linux/eDirectory integration, this week’s CoolSolutions has a great story on Mac OS X and eDirectory integration. I’ve been wanting to give this a try for a while, since we’re still about… Read More »Mac OS X and Novell eDirectory Integration
Prospective students who used a flaw posted in online discussion forums to access the ApplyYourself service will not be attending Harvard or MIT anytime soon. From the Boston.com article: ‘Schmalensee said he made his decision to reject the 32 applicants… Read More »Harvard and MIT sat “No Way” to hackers
Prospective students who used a flaw posted in online discussion forums to access the ApplyYourself service will not be attending Harvard or MIT anytime soon. From the Boston.com article: ‘Schmalensee said he made his decision to reject the 32 applicants… Read More »Harvard and MIT sat “No Way” to hackers
Kerry Garrison has an interesting tutorial on using Asterisk@Home on his website. The best bit for me was his suggestion for getting Digium Wildcard X100P FXO cards on eBay for $6.95 each…. I’m still researching the MultiVoIP MVP210 I’ve got… Read More »Building Your Own PBX with Asterisk@Home
Cool Solutions strikes again with a great document on authenticating SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 9 and NLD to eDirectory via LDAP. I’ve had this project on the “back burner” for some time now in conjunction with LTSP, and this walkthrough… Read More »Authenticating SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 9 and NLD to eDirectory via LDAP
Here is an interesting idea on logging student (or user) computer useage from the login script. It’s one of those ideas that’s so simple you wonder why you didn’t think of it.