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0 Data Protection and Security with Novell Open Enterprise Server

When it comes to data protection and security, Novell Open Enterprise provides a number of services and tools to keep what's important to you and your organization safe. Novell Cluster Services, NSS Pool Snapshot, and Archive and Versioning Server are just a few of the items at your disposal. However, many desire an even greater level of protection. That's why Novell supports the efforts of numerous third-party backup and anti-virus vendors who complement what Novell Open Enterprise Server already provides. Find out more about what is in Novell Open Enterprise Server today and take a look at some profiles for vendors who support your environment and data protection needs now.

Submitted by: coolguys on Thu. 02.01.2007
Filed Under: Collaboration Cool Solutions, Cool Solutions
Topic: Anti-Virus, Backup/Restore, Partners, Security, Workgroup
Product: Open Enterprise Server, Open Workgroup Suite

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0 Getting Integrated With Linux - Part 1

This Novell Connection article is the first in a three-part series aimed to acquaint you with Novell Open Enterprise Server and perhaps ease some of the anxiety you're feeling about making the jump from NetWare.

Submitted by: Novell Connecti... on Fri. 01.26.2007
Filed Under: Collaboration Cool Solutions
Topic: Migration, Workgroup
Product: Open Enterprise Server, Open Workgroup Suite

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0 Allow Public Printing via iPrint

Geoffrey Carmen explains why you may run into problems if you want to allow public printing via iPrint and try setting up a user without a password on the account.

Submitted by: geoffc on Thu. 01.25.2007
Filed Under: Collaboration Cool Solutions, Cool Solutions
Topic: iPrint, Workgroup
Product: NetWare, Open Enterprise Server, Open Workgroup Suite

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0 History Buffer Security...

Many installation executables require you to enter a password on the command line in order to achieve the installation. This means that your password is on view for all to see in the command line history buffer.