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Connect to Windows with RDC client for Mac OS X
Most large companies have at least some Macintosh computers on their networks, if only in graphics departments. If you need those Macs to be able to access Windows applications, Mi...
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Lock IT Down: Simplify spam filtering with SpamAssassin
Learn how to install and configure one of the best Linux/UNIX spam filtering systems available.
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Access NT terminal servers remotely with rdesktop and PXES
Any utility that makes it easier for Linux clients to access Windows Terminal Server is worth a look, but there are two such utilities you can use with Windows NT/2000: rdesktop an...
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Mount FTP volumes locally with ftpfs
If you're looking for an easy way to provide FTP access to files and save Internet bandwidth at the same time, installing ftpfs on a local FTP server may be the answer. Once you tr...
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Simplify system backups with Partition Image
Learn how to use Partition Image to backup and restore partitions in Linux.
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Build a floppy-based router/firewall with Freesco
Free Cisco is an open-source router/firewall solution with small hardware requirements and minimal administrative overhead. It's perfect for your small IT budget. Jim McIntyre show...
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Configure IT Quick: Implement CUPS to simplify network printing
See how you can take advantage of the Common UNIX Printing System (CUPS) to streamline network printing configuration.
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Simplify RPM administration with GRAB
Tracking a Linux RPM install database can be a full-time task. Any package that can simplify this process is golden, and GRAB is just that. In this Daily Drill Down, Jim McIntyre s...
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Scrap the CUPS command line with the help of the Web and GUI
The CUPS command-line administration tools can seem archaic and cumbersome. In this Daily Feature, Jim McIntyre shows you how to work around the command-line quicksand by using the...
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CUPS brings a universal standard to Linux printing
Printing has been a thorn in the side of the Linux community for far too long. Finally, a universal standard for Linux printing has arrived. In this Daily Feature, Jim McIntyre sho...