SNMP Primer Article
This is a bit of perhaps tooting my own horn, but since the content is so apropos, I hope that won't be too big of a deal.
This is a bit of perhaps tooting my own horn, but since the content is so apropos, I hope that won't be too big of a deal.
In migrating one of our servers from 10.4 to 10.5, we run into a couple of problems, some of which were easily solved, some we're still working on. In particular, this issue regarded using the RT ticket tracking system from Best Practical.
The MacEnterprise.org group will be presenting a Webcast on DeepNines on Tuesday, November 27th at 1:00pm EST (10:00am PST). This webcast will focus on the innovative methods DeepNines has developed to keep networks safe and critical content accessible.
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.
If you're on the Mac-Managers mailing list, best to read this. The Macintosh Managers mailing list has been operating since 1991, and like any system with over 6000 days of uptime a little cruft has accumulated ... it could use a reboot.
We're testing the following process to see if we can force a user's local computer will copy back to their home folder remotely. Been working with an Apple rep on this and we were successful in doing this on a test account.
One of the biggest complaints I heard from other consultants and support folks about Mac OS X Server 10.4 was about how bad it was to work with the DNS GUI. They pined away for Panther or relegated themselves to hand coding their zone files.
MacLearning will be hosting a webcast entitled Mac OS X Leopard Accessibility Update on Wednesday October 31st at 1:00PM EDT (10:00 AM PDT).
The next MacEnterprise webcast, What's New in Leopard Server, will take place on Friday, October 19th 2007 at 10:00 am PDT (1:00 pm EDT).
So you got your Macs all pimped out with a bootcamp partition and dual boot.