Keeping logs of all your traffic Although we've mentioned AWStats a number of times before, we've never really gotten into how to set it up. While this isn't exceptionally hard, it's nice to have someone go there before you if it's your first time out.
Ed. Note: We've talked about redirecting parts of your home folder a number of times when dealing with AFP, but I don't think we've ever actually laid out how to do it. This collection of scripts makes it easy. If you manage an environment with lots of network home directory usage, then you need to check out Network Home Redirector.
Sponsored by IronGate Server Management & Consulting, in association with Digital Transitions the next OS X Integrators Birds of a Feather gathering is taking place at MaRS Discovery District on College St. at University Ave., Toronto, Canada on Wed Sept 27th from 6PM-8PM.
If you're planning to go - and we are - you may want to sign up this week as the early registration savings end today!
So a while ago we put together an article on tuning your AFP server for OS X Server. I'd been promising part #2 for a while, just to cover some odds and ends, but there has been a major development which made a lot of that work redundant, namely the release of the Universal version of OS X Server 10.4.7.
No article I could find on the web touches the "PostgreSQL-PAM" topic specifically for Mac OS X users, so I decided to put all the pieces together.
Port Trunking, Trunked Ethernet and Bonded Interfaces are some of the terms that get thrown around for what is more commonly known as 802.3ad.
BixData: Powerful easy to use monitoring BixData is a handy new tool for SysAdmins. It can monitor everything that your network and systems depend on. After a simple installation you can monitor network devices, HTTP, Web Services, Mail Servers, File Systems and Applications.
In September Apoio will be hosting a 2-day conference for Mac Sysadmins from Denmark, Norway and Sweden.
The next MacEnterprise.org webcast, Entourage and Exchange: An overview of cross-platform collaboration with Entourage’s Exchange connectivity, will take place on Tuesday, June 20th 2006. Join Andy Ruff, Program Manager for Entourage of the Macintosh Business Unit at Microsoft.
