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Mac OS X Server Essentials v10.5 (leopard201) Training



Mac OS X Server Essentials is a four-day course designed to give technical coordinators and entry-level system administrators the skills, tools, and knowledge to implement and maintain a network that uses Mac OS X Server. Students learn how to install and configure Mac OS X Server to provide network-based services, such as file sharing, authentication, and printing. Tools for efficiently managing and deploying Mac OS X and software updates are also covered. The course is a combination of lectures and hands-on case study exercises that provide practical real-world experience.

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The features of Mac OS X Server v10.5
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How to configure essential services on Mac OS X Server
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How to use Mac OS X Server tools to monitor and troubleshoot services
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Effective use of Mac OS X Server to manage a small network of Macintosh computers and users
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How to manage access to files and services
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How to prepare for Apple Certified Technical Coordinator certification


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Help-desk specialists, technical coordinators, and entry-level system administrators who implem

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Microsoft Encarta rayé de la carte du Net
L'éditeur a décidé de mettre un terme à son service encyclopédique, qui ne serait plus adapté aux besoins des consommateurs.
Shaun Nichols (Vnunet.com) 01-04-2009

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Macworld » Business Center > Troubleshoot your MacBook
"Solving the most vexing laptop problems"
by Ted Landau, Macworld.com
> From touchy trackpads to balking batteries, Apple’s portable computers (the MacBook, MacBook Pro and MacBook Air) are vulnerable to certain problems not shared by their desktop siblings. If you have an Apple laptop that’s giving you grief, here’s how to fix the most common woes.

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CTIA show
April 1, 2009 : Title ': Wi-Fi hotspot extends Clearwire's WiMax service by Marguerite Reardon"
> > LAS VEGAS - On the eve of the CTIA Wireless 2009 tradeshow here Clearwire has announced a new portable Wi-Fi router that will use Wi-Fi to connect consumer electronics devices, like smartphones and cameras, to its new 4G wireless network.
(Credit: Cradlepoint)
On Tuesday, network operator Clearwire, which is currently building a nationwide WiMax network, announced the Clear Spot, which is made by CradlePoint. The compact device is battery-powered and connects up to eight devices to the Clearwire WiMax network via Wi-Fi. It costs $139 and is expected to go on sale later this month.

Clearwire said the new service will work with most Wi-Fi-enabled smartphones, including the iPhone, some BlackBerry devices, Windows Mobile phones, the T-Mobile G1 and Palm Pre. It will also work with Wi-Fi-enabled gaming and music devices, as well as Wi-Fi ready digital and video cameras.

The purpose of the device is to extend and provide access to Clearwire's WiMax network. Intel has already started manufacturing WiMax chips. And some laptops have the technology embedded in them. Eventually other consumer electronics devices will also get WiMax. But until then, there aren't many devices that can connect to the Clearwire network. By contrast there are millions of devices already in the market that have Wi-Fi. The Clear Spot router allows these Wi-Fi devices to access the Clearwire WiMax network.

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6lowpan -- IPv6 over Low-Power Wireless Personal Area Networks

The IETF 6lowpan Working Group aims to define the transport of IPv6 over IEEE 802.15.4 low-power wireless personal area networks.

You can find out more about the IETF WG at http://www.ietf.org/html.charters/6lowpan-charter.html. The mailing list archive is at https://www1.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/6lowpan.

This site is about capturing information in a more real-time time scale than that possible through the official IETF web pages. The intention is that we use this as a resource of the WG, not to replace the mailing list or the Internet-drafts archive, but to supplement it for information that is not as transient as E-Mail and not as gellified as an Internet-Draft should be.

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PasswordWallet 4.4.5
Secure storage of usernames and passwords.
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PasswordWallet stores ALL of your passwords and other private information in one, convenient location - because password confusion just isn't necessary!
Features:
Retrieve passwords quickly and effortlessly through PasswordWallet's tight-user interface
Access passwords, usernames and other private info. with a single 'master' password
Synchronize passwords from your Macintosh with your iPhone/iPod Touch, Palm compatible PDA or WindowsMobile device (software for Mac, iPhone/iPod Touch, Palm and WindowsMobile all sold separately)
Secure passwords with PasswordWallet's unique Auto-Typing technology
Enter multiple usernames and passwords across multiple web pages through Auto-Typing feature
Security Measures

PasswordWallet uses BlowFish encryption algorithm with 448-bit keys to protect your data
PasswordWallet copies passwords to the clipboard and automatically deletes them after they are pasted to keep your info. safe
Your 'master' password can be kept in the Mac OS X

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IBM : developerWorks > Linux > Securing Linux, Part 3: Hardening the system
Contents: About hardening
Securing the boot process
Securing services and daemons
Securing local filesystems
Enforcing quotas and limits
Enabling Mandatory Access Control
Updating and adding security patches
Putting your security plan into action
Next in the series
Resources
About the authors
Related content:
Securing Linux, Part 1: Introduction
Securing Linux, Part 2: Planning the installation
Understanding Linux configuration files
Charming Python: Using the xinetd program for system administration
Addressing security issues in Linux
Practical Linux security
dW newsletters
How several configurations can keep your system safe from attack
Level: Introductory
Mario Eberlein (m_eberlein@de.ibm.com), IT Architect, IBM Global Services
Rene Auberger (rene.auberger@de.ibm.com), Software IT Architect, IBM Software Group
Wolfram Andreas Richter (wrichter@de.ibm.com), IT Architect, IBM Software Group
14 Apr 2005
Learn techniques for making your Linux™ system more resistant to attacks, including securing the boot process and local filesystems, locking up services and daemons, enforcing quotas and limits, enabling mandatory access control, and recognizing security vulnerabilities that can be introduced when updating security with new software. Part 1 in this series introduces security concepts and potential threats. Part 2 lists the concerns to keep in mind when planning a secure installation.
In this series of articles, learn how to plan, design, install, configure, and maintain systems running Linux in a secure way. In addition to a theoretical overview of security concepts, installation issues, and potential threats and their exploits, you'll also get practical advice on how to secure and harden a Linux-based system. We will discuss minimal installation, hardening a Linux installation, authorization/authentication, local and network security, attacks and how to protect against them, as well as data security, virus, and malware programs.

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How to secure and harden Linux
Once Linux installation is over and planing to move it to a production environment, following are the quick checks which we may need to perform to harden and secure your linux boxes.This article is been written for newbies and also to  remind experienced administrators about the simple steps which may be left unnoticed.

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Macworld.com about the 8th MAC OS X birthday : "Eight years and counting" by Rob Griffiths, Macworld.com

In case you’ve lost track of time, Tuesday marks the eighth anniversary of the release of Mac OS X (version 10.0.0). In that time, there have been 52 different releases of OS X, counting the public beta as well as major and minor updates. So in honor of this eighth birthday, here are eight great things about OS X.

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AirPort Extreme Base Station
Updated network device remains extremely good at its job
by Scott McNulty, Macworld.com

Think back to the first time you saw a computer accessing the Internet wirelessly. (Yes, kids, there was a time before Wi-Fi). It totally blew your mind, didn’t it? Since then, Wi-Fi base stations have become something of a commodity. The new AirPort Extreme Base Station (2009 edition) might not bring that first thrill of wonder back to Wi-Fi, but it certainly crams an incredible amount of power into a tiny, low-price box.

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Apple.com > Support > Discussions > Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard
Category : Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard

Attention Mac OS X Leopard Users
Learn how to resolve Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard installation, startup, and login issues . Article 307005 article has the latest information.
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Pwn2Own contest winner: Macs are safer than Windows
March 26th, 2009



Prince McLean, AppleInsider

Charlie Miller, the security expert who won both this and last year’s CanSecWest Pwn2Own security contests by exploiting Macs running Safari, repeated in an interview that he’d recommend Macs to typical users as a safer alternative to Windows PCs.

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Beaucoup de gens se posent plein de questions sur les FreePlugs, et FreePlug Classic :
Lequel choisir? combien en acheter? comment les associer?
Voici un début de réponses que chacun pourra compléter avec son expérience
A- Description
Depuis janvier 2008, les freebox sont livrées avec un pack de 2 FreePlugs
Que pouvez vous acheter?
1 FreePlug / Un pack de 2 FreePlugs / 1 FreePlug Classic
Cliquez pour voir le contenu caché
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Les FreePlugs (CPL) permettent d'utiliser les câbles électriques qui sont chez vous, pour "remplacer" les longs cables réseau :
- on branche un FreePlug au boitier ADSL, dans un coin de la maison
- on branche un autre FreePlug de l'autre côté de la maison, on associe, et on a le net (ou la TV)
- plus besoin de faire trainer des câbles partout pour tout relier

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