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Ken Milberg is the President and Managing consultant of PowerTCO (formerly known as Unix-Linux Solutions); a NY based IBM Business Partner. Ken is also a writer and technical editor for IBM Systems Magazine, Power Systems edition and a frequent contributor of content for IBM developerWorks. He is a technology writer and site expert for techtarget.com and provides Linux technical information and support at SearchEnterpriseLinux.com. He is the founder and group leader of the NY Metro POWER-AIX/Linux Users Group. Ken serves as a permanent guest on the Board in an advisory role as an AIX expert for COMMON. He also is a former Board member of Unigroup.
Ken has done work for many Global Fortune 500 companies and has experience with the SMB market; having held such diverse positions from CIO to Senior Unix Engineer. Ken is a PMI certified Project Management Professional (PMP), an IBM Certified Advanced Technical Expert (CATE) System p (AIX & Linux), and also holds certifications in Solaris and HP-UX. Ken has 20+ years of experience with Unix/Linux.
Ken holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer and Information Science, as well as a Master of Science degree in Technology Management from the University of Maryland University College.
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Contributions from Kenneth Milberg
- $ PATH vs. pwd
- Running Maple 10 on 64-bit Linux
- ipcrm in RHEL 4
- Distributed computing, clusters and high-availability solutions
- Linux printer as a Postscript device
- Printing from lprng to Windows
- Logging commands as su user
- ID management with Active Directory
- Booting with a Linux Installer
- Linux on P5 systems
- Virtualization and flexibility on Sun and IBM
- Why to switch to Linux from Unix
- Sending email from Unix to Lotus Notes
- More Unix to Linux porting advice
- Preserving app functions when porting to Linux
- Requirements for porting to Linux
- Porting apps from 32- to 64-bit apps
- Finding printer, modem and soundcard hardware drivers for Mandrake Linux 10.0
- Migrating the domain controller to Linux
- Porting Active Directory objects to open source LDAP