Friday, February 28, 2003

A Plan to Bring IT All Together Server consolidation can reduce computing costs, but you'll need patience and a strategy. Analysis: Strategies to Keep 'Server Sprawl' at Bay Review: VMware's App Makes the Cut Application Consolidation Best Practices 3:59:53 PM

Making XP dance with Samba By Eric Wilson February 25 2003 Networking computers can be one of the toughest jobs, and when you are trying to make different types of systems communicate it's even harder. One of the toughies is to get Windows XP desktops and Linux servers sharing files with each other properly. There are many wonderful conspiracy theories as to why this is so hard. However, four out of five problem areas we will identify here are common to Linux and Microsoft NT4 when working with Windows XP. So let's see what is involved in getting these two systems talking in a common language called server message blocks (SMB), using Samba (www.samba.org) software on the Linux machine. 1:15:42 PM

XML for First Responders. Earlier, I wrote about XML for criminal justice. Today I found a reference to XML for first responders (they say emergency management). Here are some of the initiatives that look interesting: [Windley's Enterprise Computing Weblog] 12:53:04 PM

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