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Novell, AMD sync up on SUSE Linux power management
With the release of its first Service Pack, Novell's SUSE Enterprise Linux Server 10 will take advantage of power management functionality in AMD's upcoming Opteron quad-core processor. Article
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Securing Fedora Core 5 against attackers
A Linux security expert recommends several best practices for hardening your Fedora Core 5 proxy server. Ask the Expert
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Linux x86 growth outpaced by Microsoft Windows
The Linux server market has continued its robust quarter-over-quarter growth in the x86 market, but Microsoft -- yes, that Microsoft -- had bigger growth overall. Article
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Red Hat Summit, 2007
Check out SearchEnterpriseLinux.com's Red Hat Summit 2007 coverage. We'll be live from the exhibit floor with breaking news, interviews and product announcements at this event. Conference Coverage
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ID management with Active Directory
Unix-to-Linux expert Ken Milberg explains how to integrate identity management for Unix servers with Active Directory. Ask the Expert
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Report: Linux, open source greener than Windows
Is Linux 'greener' than Windows? A report from the U.K. government finds that servers running open source software last twice as long as their Windows counterparts. Article
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Novell identity management marries event monitoring
At its annual BrainShare conference, Novell announced it would combine its Identity Manager 3.5 application with the company's existing network monitoring and login tools. Article
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Linux pro turns to Active Directory identity management
Rather than use Sun's NIS, Research in Motion opted to manage its Linux and Unix boxes with Microsoft Active Directory plus Centrify DirectControl. Article
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HP keeps its Linux edge with BladeSystem
As HP's reign atop the Linux server heap continues, one company exec explains how its BladeSystem and Linux can keep it competitive with IBM in the blade server space. Article
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LinuxWorld: IBM shrinks the data center with Linux, System p5 560Q
At LinuxWorld, IBM's Adam Jollans told SearchOpenSource.com that his company aspires to shrink the physical data center footprint with a mix of new hardware, virtualization and Linux. Article