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Apache secure frontend for Service Desk
How To: Use Apache to serve SSL to your Customers / Users while connecting non-SSL to your Service Desk.
Submitted by: dbenjamin on Wed. 10.05.2011
Filed Under:
Collaboration Cool Solutions, Cool Solutions, Novell Service Desk Cool Solutions
Topic: Apache, Browsers, Proxy, Secure Access, Tips for Administrators
Product: Linux, Service Desk
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Apache2 with official SSL certificate
Submitted by: geissler on Mon. 04.11.2011
Filed Under:
SUSE Linux Enterprise Cool Solutions, Cool Solutions
Topic: Apache
Product: SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
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Load Balancing SMT servers with a SLES11 SP1 HAE Cluster
My setup is 3 servers running in VMware Workstation, using an iSCSI backed disk for the shared storage. At the end of following this guide, you should have a 3-node HAE cluster, with 2 of the nodes running SMT and the 3rd node load balancing client requests between the 2 nodes.
Submitted by: rhasleton on Fri. 03.11.2011
Filed Under:
SUSE Linux Enterprise Cool Solutions, Cool Solutions
Topic: Apache, Clustering, Database, Load balancing
Product: SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
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Using Apache Directory Studio LDIF Editor to Open LDIF Files in Designer
Designer offers the functionality of storing additional objects that are not modeled in it. These objects are stored in an LDIF container under the Identity Vault. By default, there is no LDIF container. An LDIF container is created when Import Additional Objects or Import Objects from LDIF File into LDIF Container option is selected.
By default, the LDIF container object opens in a text editor. You can use the Apache Directory Studio LDIF Editor to edit the LDIF files in Designer by following the steps given in this cool solution. It can handle LDIF content files as well as the LDIF changetype files. Files with *.ldif appendix are automatically handled by the LDIF Editor.
Submitted by: kchendil on Wed. 01.13.2010
Filed Under:
Identity & Security Management Cool Solutions, Cool Solutions
Topic: Apache, Designer
Product: Identity Manager
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How to Edit the ApacheAdmin Configuration File to Protect Against Possible Security Vulnerability on NetWare 6.5
Are you concerned about the possible security vulnerability with ApacheAdmin on NetWare 6.5 after installing an OES2 Linux server (see TID 7001907) but don't want to use FILTCFG to restrict access to 2200?
If so, here's another way of restricting access to ApacheAdmin on your NetWare server.
Submitted by: smflood on Tue. 02.03.2009
Filed Under:
Collaboration Cool Solutions, Cool Solutions
Topic: Apache, NetWare, Security
Product: NetWare, Open Enterprise Server
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How to Use FILTCFG to Protect Against Possible Security Vulnerability with ApacheAdmin on NetWare 6.5
Are you concerned about the possible security vulnerability with ApacheAdmin on NetWare 6.5 after installing an OES2 Linux server (see TID 7001907)?
If so, here's one way of securing access to port 2200 on your NetWare server using FILTCFG.
Submitted by: smflood on Thu. 01.29.2009
Filed Under:
Collaboration Cool Solutions, Cool Solutions
Topic: Apache, IP/IPX, NetWare, Security
Product: NetWare, Open Enterprise Server
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