* Fully web-based.
* Powerful document version control
* Support for common file formats (MS Word, MS Excel, PDF, TXT, HTML)
* Subscription agents with push technology for notification of changes to documents or document directories
* Archiving according to expiry date, expiry time period or utilisation for enhanced speed
* Publish documents to websites
* Document-specific discussion forums
* Full-text search of common file formats (MS Word, MS Excel, PDF, TXT, HTML)
* Search in user-defined metadata fields
* Access information according to folder structure, category or document type
* Personalised dashboard to view subscriptions, pending documents, checked-out documents and quick links
* Virtual binders for documents based on certain criteria
* Configurable metadata displayed when document browsing
* Bulk uploads allow multiple files to be uploaded to a folder.
* Supports translation of most of the user interface.
Workflow Features
* Improved management control of documents with ability to create a set process for document creation and publishing
* Flexible document approval routing at the folder level
* Delegate the creation of new documents within a document approval cycle
Security Features
* Access rights for document protection on a per group, role or organisational unit basis
* SSL for encrypted and secure connections
* Authentication integration with common LDAP servers (OpenLDAP, Sun ONE Directory Server and Active Directory)
* Audit trails of user interaction with system including document changes
I've had great luck with a 24dBi Parabolic Antenna at over 1.5 miles away.
If all of these sites are within a mile with reasonable line of sight and not many trees in the way, I'd suggest putting the parabolic antennaes at each location directed toward your main location.
At the main location go with a nice sector antenna array.
Heres a link:
http://squitter.com/products/antennas/parabolic24. htm
Homebrew your AP and end nodes with a workstation or soekris board and a netgate radio...or connect the antennas to commercial AP/Bridge units.
Depending on how many sites you have to link, you should get out at a reasonable cost.
"I don't like the majority or the form of democracy our country has taken on in the last 100 years or so"
Then move! or show us what you are actively doing to change it.
"return to a strong local government and a weak federal government"
Yeah, because this really worked well for under the articles of confederation...or the few other _plans_ of this sort suggested around that time(ex. New Jersey Plan).
I'm sorry my friend..but in any system..the majority has the oppotunity to win..from the most ungoverned level of "the state of nature" up to the "social systems" we have today. When you seed a group of humans with opportunity that benefits them..eventually it will be seized in some form or another.
"this country was founded on a Constitution that should severely limit what the federal government can do"
very good point..our founding fathers didn't have much faith in our intent:(, and for good reason.
I use a great product called Linux Arbitrator..as I'm sure a lot of you are familiar with it. I put it in my DMZ..with a farm of machines behind it and it throttles whatever traffic I want based on port, traffic type, ip address or MAC address.
http://www.bandwidtharbitrator.com/
Check it out..I think you'll like what it offers.
Rob
1 Scent of a Woman
2 Donnie Darko
3 Das Boot
I think Al Pacino did one hell of a job in Scent of a Woman and not that many people have seen it. Donnie Darko was just an all around good movie, if you like that kind of mysteria. And come on, Das Boot, how can you go wrong there.
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Although pricey, IronMountain offers excellent service in this backup genre.
http://www.ironmountain.com/Index.asp
I highly recommend them if you can afford it.
Aside from that, if you are a smaller shop hit up freshmeat/sourceforge for projects like Bacula and BackupPC...they work well for smaller installs.
Features
KnowledgeTree(TM) Version 2.0.0
General Features
* Fully web-based.
* Powerful document version control
* Support for common file formats (MS Word, MS Excel, PDF, TXT, HTML)
* Subscription agents with push technology for notification of changes to documents or document directories
* Archiving according to expiry date, expiry time period or utilisation for enhanced speed
* Publish documents to websites
* Document-specific discussion forums
* Full-text search of common file formats (MS Word, MS Excel, PDF, TXT, HTML)
* Search in user-defined metadata fields
* Access information according to folder structure, category or document type
* Personalised dashboard to view subscriptions, pending documents, checked-out documents and quick links
* Virtual binders for documents based on certain criteria
* Configurable metadata displayed when document browsing
* Bulk uploads allow multiple files to be uploaded to a folder.
* Supports translation of most of the user interface.
Workflow Features
* Improved management control of documents with ability to create a set process for document creation and publishing
* Flexible document approval routing at the folder level
* Delegate the creation of new documents within a document approval cycle
Security Features
* Access rights for document protection on a per group, role or organisational unit basis
* SSL for encrypted and secure connections
* Authentication integration with common LDAP servers (OpenLDAP, Sun ONE Directory Server and Active Directory)
* Audit trails of user interaction with system including document changes
http://kt-dms.sourceforge.net/
I've had great luck with a 24dBi Parabolic Antenna at over 1.5 miles away.
. htm
If all of these sites are within a mile with reasonable line of sight and not many trees in the way, I'd suggest putting the parabolic antennaes at each location directed toward your main location.
At the main location go with a nice sector antenna array.
Heres a link:
http://squitter.com/products/antennas/parabolic24
Homebrew your AP and end nodes with a workstation or soekris board and a netgate radio...or connect the antennas to commercial AP/Bridge units.
Depending on how many sites you have to link, you should get out at a reasonable cost.
"I don't like the majority or the form of democracy our country has taken on in the last 100 years or so"
:(, and for good reason.
Then move! or show us what you are actively doing to change it.
"return to a strong local government and a weak federal government"
Yeah, because this really worked well for under the articles of confederation...or the few other _plans_ of this sort suggested around that time(ex. New Jersey Plan).
I'm sorry my friend..but in any system..the majority has the oppotunity to win..from the most ungoverned level of "the state of nature" up to the "social systems" we have today. When you seed a group of humans with opportunity that benefits them..eventually it will be seized in some form or another.
"this country was founded on a Constitution that should severely limit what the federal government can do"
very good point..our founding fathers didn't have much faith in our intent
All and all..good points..appreciate the view.
Good enough to f*ck your mooothherrr... [ excellent movie ]
Let's see if these bastards can do 88...
I use a great product called Linux Arbitrator..as I'm sure a lot of you are familiar with it. I put it in my DMZ..with a farm of machines behind it and it throttles whatever traffic I want based on port, traffic type, ip address or MAC address. http://www.bandwidtharbitrator.com/ Check it out..I think you'll like what it offers. Rob
Dido,,same here!
"Hey, umm, you, IT guy,,my email won't work"
Rob
I second this nomination :)
Rob
that line reminds me of Dazed and Confused.
I came here to drink and kick ass, and it looks like were almost outta beer
1 Scent of a Woman 2 Donnie Darko 3 Das Boot I think Al Pacino did one hell of a job in Scent of a Woman and not that many people have seen it. Donnie Darko was just an all around good movie, if you like that kind of mysteria. And come on, Das Boot, how can you go wrong there. pgp4privacy