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  • Open Hardware License issues

    A reader asks about the implications of open sourcing hardware.  Ask the Expert

  • Secure Shell Charter (SSH Charter)

    The Secure Shell Charter (SSH Charter) is a set of papers produced by the Secure Shell Working Group (SSH Working Group), an organization dedicated to updating and standardizing the popular Unix-based interface and protocol known as Secure Shell (SSH...  Definition

  • Lex (lexical analyzer generator)

    Lex is a program designed to generate scanners, also known as tokenizers, which recognize lexical patterns in text... (Continued)  Definition

  • Linux and Active Directory -- the plot thickens

    Not only do administrators want to manage large heterogeneous environments of Linux, Unix and Windows servers with Microsoft Active Directory, but they also need to move away from Sun's NIS.  Article

  • Linux servers join with Active Directory

    Centeris launched Likewise Identity 3.0, an identity management app that turns Linux servers into native Microsoft Active Directory clients.  Article

  • Sun Microsystems, the begrudging Linux vendor

    With the success Linux has enjoyed, one would think all hardware vendors would shout their Linux support from every rooftop. But not Sun, the begrudging Linux vendor.  Article

  • Linux grid takes out firm's aging mainframe

    After decades on a mainframe, the U.S.'s oldest automotive information and metrics provider looked to Linux on a grid for an elegant -- and fast -- money-saving alternative.  Article

  • Linux on P5 systems

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  • Why to switch to Linux from Unix

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  • OpenVPN (open source virtual private network)

    OpenVPN is an open source virtual private network (VPN) product that offers simplified security, a modular network design and cross-platform portability. OpenVPN is licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL). Private licenses are available ...  Definition

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