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- Software Review: Share360
- I have recently had the opportunity to install Share360 as a replacement to a Microsoft Exchange Server. I have found it to be a far superior product for a small business that needs not only email but also other functions like Calendaring, Scheduling, Project Management.
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- OpenBSD, OpenSSH, And Network Operating Systems
- OpenBSD has finally been "forced" to change their famous catch phrase "Five years without a remote hole in the default install" to the phrase "One remote hole in the default install, in nearly 6 years!"
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- FreeBSD Anti-Virus Protection - A Commercial Alternative
- Anti-virus software for FreeBSD is not a common thought to most FreeBSD administrators. However, if you’re like me, most of my networks are Windows 2000/NT on the workstations, and FreeBSD on the servers. This means that the average user can download all kinds of unhealthy files and contaminate the Windows workstations. I prefer to spend most of my time doing something other than running Norton Antivirus. The solution to this i thought would be anti-virus software that runs under FreeBSD as a centralized anti-virus scanner. Such software can be integrated into the FreeBSD server’s Mail Transfer Agent to protect peoples’ email accounts, and by using smbfs or Sharity, you can even do a full scan of the Windows computers on your network from remote. This keeps your Windows clients free from the resource crunch that can be caused by installed anti-virus software. The virus scanning software does not degrade the workstation’s performance, nor can a knowledgeable user disable it.
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