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SUSE Linux administration Get started managing Novell's SUSE with these tips on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, tightening security with AppArmor, a case study on SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10 (SLED 10) and more.


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Migrating to Novell's SUSE Linux: Lessons learned in a successful project
SearchEnterpriseLinux.com | 19 Feb 2007
TIP - In this case study on the Metropolitan Bank Group's migration to Novell's SUSE Linux, an expert offers conclusions as to what makes a migration successful.

YaST control center: Novell AppArmor
SearchEnterpriseLinux.com | 01 Aug 2006
TIP - Create an effective security policy with Novell's AppArmor, which allows you to profile, monitor and restrict application behaviors for any server or workstation running SUSE.

Easing SUSE Server administration from the command line
SearchEnterpriseLinux.com | 12 Feb 2007
TIP - Sander van Vugt, author of "The Definitive Guide to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server" expands upon the uses of SUID and SGID, how to make device sharing easier and ways to manage files that live in more than one place.

Updating SuSE Linux clients from a local update server
SearchEnterpriseLinux.com | 22 Feb 2006
TIP - Find out how to gain greater IT security and manageability by connecting your SuSE clients to an enterprise SuSE YaST local update server.

SUSE Linux administration: How to set up a cluster file system
SearchEnterpriseLinux.com | 05 Mar 2007
TIP - Setting up OCFS2 as a shared file system in a cluster environment helps when multiple nodes have to write to the same file system concurrently. Learn how to do it with SLES10.

Troubleshooting, finding lost files in Linux servers
SearchEnterpriseLinux.com | 05 Mar 2007
TIP - Just because a server crashes doesn't mean your data is lost forever. Find out how to retrieve your data from damaged Linux server environments where ext3 is used.

Linux/Unix commands: How to get copy, conversion power with dd
SearchEnterpriseLinux.com | 19 Feb 2007
TIP - Learn how to use dd, a Linux command for handling convert-and-copy tasks. An expert shows how to clone your hard drive, create a backup of your Master Backup Record and increase your swap space.

ZENworks vs. Red Hat Network: Cost vs. flexibility
SearchEnterpriseLinux.com | 02 Jan 2007
TIP - When it comes to Linux managment tools, Novell's ZENworks may be cheaper, but Red Hat Network offers greater flexibility and Solaris support, says consultant Ken Milberg.


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