Why do you want to get rid of Exchange for GMail? What has it not been doing for you? I'm at a small company, and we have Macs, Windows and Fedora desktops. The only changes we've made was removing Office for Mac and replacing it with Mail.app on the Macs and using OpenOffice on the Macs and Linux desktops.
All tied together with the an Active Directory on Server 2003 and an Exchange server.
2. You didn't get any real extra functionality over a Linux/BSD even Windows servers.
If you ran Mac Desktops, OpenDirectory was a very handy way to manage them, OS X Server also has the tools to deploy images. Yes, you can run OS X Server on MacPros and now Mini's but neither really fit in if you already have a server room set up.
Limited options? You got the whole thing, OS X Server with unlimited licenses for $1000, cheaper then Enterprise Linux or Windows.
Limited Server tools? Have you ever actually used OS X Server? It has it's tools for every server daemon that ships with it.
It's only no big loss because Apple didn't want to create an Enterprise division, but if you ran OS X desktops then OS X Server was a pretty good investment.
Apple will learn when people stop buying the iPhone, iPod and iPad. So far, there is not much for Apple to learn; the lock in on those devices just doesn't seem to bother most people, possibly because they don't expect their phone to act like their general purpose desktop.
I hope their security suite is better then their backup tool. Did a test restore with their trial and it was unusable, permissions were all messed up and it was missing a lot of files.
I personally won't recommend any of their products.
I turned it off the moment it showed up. I know what I'm typing in and I want to search on the whole set of words. All google instant did was make it look like google going through some sort of fit.
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Why do you want to get rid of Exchange for GMail? What has it not been doing for you? I'm at a small company, and we have Macs, Windows and Fedora desktops. The only changes we've made was removing Office for Mac and replacing it with Mail.app on the Macs and using OpenOffice on the Macs and Linux desktops.
All tied together with the an Active Directory on Server 2003 and an Exchange server.
If you ran Mac Desktops, OpenDirectory was a very handy way to manage them, OS X Server also has the tools to deploy images. Yes, you can run OS X Server on MacPros and now Mini's but neither really fit in if you already have a server room set up.
Limited options? You got the whole thing, OS X Server with unlimited licenses for $1000, cheaper then Enterprise Linux or Windows.
Limited Server tools? Have you ever actually used OS X Server? It has it's tools for every server daemon that ships with it.
It's only no big loss because Apple didn't want to create an Enterprise division, but if you ran OS X desktops then OS X Server was a pretty good investment.
Here we go, it's on the internet it's fair game.
LET THE FILE SHARING BEGIN!
You could say the same thing regarding just about any tool.
"Here's a Silver Hammer, Max. Now, if you decide to hit someone with it, that's you're business."
ldap.conf/krb5.conf,nscd - sssd.conf - nslcd.conf
I wish they would just stick with an authentication provider.
http://gizmodo.com/5639822/25-years-ago-today-steve-jobs-left-apple
Is he showing up with his birth certificate?
Free. Thats really all that is required here, but then I work for a bunch of cheapskates who won't be around much longer.
Know how I know you can't read?
Well ... not any more.
Like anyone has ever listened to the w3c about standards and coding practices before.
If it was spelled out this would constitute a usage violation, then fine, I see no problem.
Apple will learn when people stop buying the iPhone, iPod and iPad. So far, there is not much for Apple to learn; the lock in on those devices just doesn't seem to bother most people, possibly because they don't expect their phone to act like their general purpose desktop.
There is a good chance Oracle owns the OpenOffice.org name. If they break with Oracle (a good idea) they're going to have to leave it behind.
If it is supposed to be funny, they failed miserably.
How does a desktop firewall protect them from that?
I hope their security suite is better then their backup tool. Did a test restore with their trial and it was unusable, permissions were all messed up and it was missing a lot of files.
I personally won't recommend any of their products.
This article is no such thing, I demand my money back.
I turned it off the moment it showed up. I know what I'm typing in and I want to search on the whole set of words. All google instant did was make it look like google going through some sort of fit.
Chi!
Seriously? They kicked PedoBear out of ComicCon?
So how many boffins died to bring 3.3Khz to our phones?
My MacBook had nothing of the like. It just didn't.
Seriously, who holds the people at the Discovery Channel hostage for anything?
This won't affect shark week will it?
Yes