If google searches send you significant $$$, then invest a bit of it in more bandwidth. Simple as that.
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Well I guess this will teach me to try to help make/. a better place. My meager Karma is now 'bad'. Oh, and for you mods who can't figure out what's tagline and what isn't, "you suck" is my standard tagline.
Otherwise, I can't see what could have been taken as "Flamebait" in my post.
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You forgot to close your italics tag. Please do that.
I hope you're a elementary/middle/high school teach, and not a college instructor...
Learning is work, nobody likes work.
Hrmm.. In college, they are paying YOU to be there. You are there to teach them, not enforce upon them your ideas of what learning is. If you want to be the kind of teacher that thinks they are the god of the classroom, go back to middle school where the kids are there because they have to be.:)
First thing to keep in mind, is that NWAdmin has been superceded, for better or worse, by the java tool ConsoleOne.
The other thing to keep in mind is that, at least in the environment I work in, one of the massive strengths I see in Novell's stuff has nothing to do with File and Print Management. I've always seen these as the reason it was silly to still use Novell. User Administration is very slick with NWAdmin, but one of their really cool toys is ZENWorks for Desktops. The ability to take the user and workstation administration one step further and have almost complete control over a windoze box and what it does and doesn't allow, etc.
I must say, I'm surprised that their are no OpenSource linux equivalents to several of the Novell tools. Probably due to the environments that linux has grown up in. Maybe we'll have an OpenSource project for a lot of this stuff now.:)
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If google searches send you significant $$$, then invest a bit of it in more bandwidth. Simple as that.
Well I guess this will teach me to try to help make /. a better place. My meager Karma is now 'bad'. Oh, and for you mods who can't figure out what's tagline and what isn't, "you suck" is my standard tagline.
Otherwise, I can't see what could have been taken as "Flamebait" in my post.
You forgot to close your italics tag. Please do that.
Hrmm.. In college, they are paying YOU to be there. You are there to teach them, not enforce upon them your ideas of what learning is. If you want to be the kind of teacher that thinks they are the god of the classroom, go back to middle school where the kids are there because they have to be.
First thing to keep in mind, is that NWAdmin has been superceded, for better or worse, by the java tool ConsoleOne.
:)
The other thing to keep in mind is that, at least in the environment I work in, one of the massive strengths I see in Novell's stuff has nothing to do with File and Print Management. I've always seen these as the reason it was silly to still use Novell. User Administration is very slick with NWAdmin, but one of their really cool toys is ZENWorks for Desktops. The ability to take the user and workstation administration one step further and have almost complete control over a windoze box and what it does and doesn't allow, etc.
I must say, I'm surprised that their are no OpenSource linux equivalents to several of the Novell tools. Probably due to the environments that linux has grown up in. Maybe we'll have an OpenSource project for a lot of this stuff now.