**TAKEN DOWN AS EVENT POSTPONED*** Sponsored by IronGate Server Management & Consulting, in association with Digital Transitions the next OS X Integrators birds of a Feather gathering is taking place in the Apple Market Center, Markham, Canada on Wednesday September 12th from 7:00PM-9:00PM.
I'd been wrestling on and off at work for a few months with a thorny issue.
Clean up your PHDs and remove the trailer park of mobile homes you have lying around. If you run a lab that uses mobile accounts , one of the problems that probably you deal with is the rabbit droppings effect: where users create accounts in the local netinfo database on your lab machines by virtue of logging in.
Hidden deep in the bowels of the password server you will find some interesting, if seldom used, password policies that can be applied.
Quota Monitor MenuBy Adam Gerson The Situation: You have a Mac OS X Server with network home directories and disk quotas enabled. The Problem: The Mac OS Finder on client machines does not have very good support for warning users they are approaching their file quota limit.
Some tips and information on the AD plugin. Read on for some ideas about setting up home directories and links to other resources.
The MacEnterprise.org group will be presenting a Webcast on Group Logic ExtremeZ-IP Tuesday March 20th at 1:00pm EDT.In this webcast, Derick Naef and Geordie Korper of Group Logic will discuss the common challenges IT managers face when integrating Macs with Windows file servers, and how ExtremeZ-IP is being used to address those challenges.
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 Tuesday March 20th from 6:30PM-8:30PM.
The Problem:While you can bind OS X computers to a Windows Domain, getting access to single sign on AD services in the process, there remains a weak link in that the CUPS smbspool process does not support Kerberos.
These are the final slides from James Turner, of CRYPTOCard, and Andrina's presentation at Macworld 2007. In the near future we're going to try and re-do the demos in Quicktime with commentary to go along with these slides.
