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IDM Designer on your Macintosh

No Designer for Macs?... When I got my new iMac last month, I wasn't satisfied with the performance of my solution ('ssh -X'ing Designer from a lab machine). So I set out to install Designer on my new toy...

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Response File Generator for 64 bit NSL msi

This tool can be used to generate response files for 64 bit NSL msi.

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Virtualization: What is required for life, the universe, and everything?

When a company considers virtualizing some part of its infrastructure what is really wanted to be virtualized? The entire machine? The OS? Software within the OS? What other features are needed? These are some questions I would like to hack out with others so come join in the foray.

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sysinfong.sh

Shell script tool to retrieve the most important SLES and OES Linux server configuration parts.
Hardware and server configuration categories (not really applications oriented).
Creates a .txt and .html report.
Easily extensible even for non programmers.

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Volume Inventory

One of the most important tasks of a network administrator is to document the used resources. The used disk space is one part of this job. NetWare as well as OES 2 on Linux offer a quick and easy way to execute this job. As a Novell Trainer I recently noticed that several Admins do not know this task. That's the reason for this tip.

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JavaScript Base64-Encoding Binary Data in IDM (a.k.a using Java and JavaScript within the IDM engine)

Base64-encoding data is found in places all over the IT world and in home users' systems as well. Being able to encode data in Java or ECMAScript/JavaScript can be valuable when those are the languages available to you. This sample shows how to convert from one format to another and eventually encode data for use within a directory like eDirectory.

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