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Zimbra Administration Gotchas
Tweaks to fix Zimbra errors on the administrative control panel. Continue reading
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Tagged admin, administration, auth, exception, exception during auth, server, server status, status, Zimbra
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Remove Extraneous RedHat Services to Help Secure Servers
Protect your computer against bad guys. Continue reading
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Tagged centos, centos 5, harden, hardened server, hardening server, linux, redhat, secure server, securing server, security, server
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Windows Server 2008 Disk Requirements
Do note that the disk requirement for the latest generation of Windows operating systems are extremely heavy. As usual for “minimum” requirements, the recommendation of 32GB for system partitions is far too small.† Perusing Microsoft’s MSDN forums lends credence to … Continue reading →
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