by ezs | Nov 17, 2005 | evilzenscientist, Linux, Uncategorized
A great read from IBM – the Redbook on File and Print services on Linux.
The focus is heavily on NT4 replacement – but there are some good notes and worked examples of Windows 200x and Active Directory migration.
One area that would be interesting (for Novell customers) is replacing the LDAP components of this Redbook with eDirectory; for more comprehensive management of this space Novell Open Enterprise Server would also be a great choice.
by ezs | Nov 16, 2005 | evilzenscientist, Uncategorized

IKEA are to purchase land in Draper for a new store. Projected opening 2007.
This has been rumoured for a while; nice to see some movement.
This will save me visiting IKEA when in San Jose or Chicago 🙂
by ezs | Nov 16, 2005 | evilzenscientist, Uncategorized, ZENworks
A quick turnaround from Novell Education – the ZENworks 7 Desktop Management training is live:
ZENworks 7 Desktop Management Administration
Novell is pleased to announce the availability of ZENworks 7 Desktop Management Administration
(Course 3062 v1.0) to all customers worldwide.
Product Description
ZENworks 7 Desktop Management Administration (Course 3062 v1.0) explores many key management features in Novell ZENworks 7 Desktop Management. Ideal for NetWare administrators—even those without prior ZENworks experience—this course focuses on basic administrative tasks, including the installation and configuration of ZENworks 7 Desktop Management services on Novell Open Enterprise Server—Linux.
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by ezs | Nov 16, 2005 | evilzenscientist, Uncategorized
Google Analytics is live – that’s been blogged elsewhere.
I’m used to trawling my Apache logs and building my own reports on visitors; this takes away the pain and delivers some seriously heavyweight features.
Best of all – the service is free (as in beer). I am impressed with how Google have used the technology from their acquisition of urchin.
by ezs | Nov 16, 2005 | evilzenscientist, Linux, Uncategorized
My servers have been subjected to extra ssh traffic in the last few days:
Nov 16 13:25:14 gc-blog sshd[6625]: Illegal user admin from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
Nov 16 13:25:16 gc-blog sshd[6628]: Illegal user test from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
Nov 16 13:25:19 gc-blog sshd[6631]: Illegal user guest from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
Nov 16 13:25:26 gc-blog sshd[6637]: Illegal user webmaster from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
Nov 16 13:25:36 gc-blog sshd[6645]: Illegal user oracle from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
Nov 16 13:25:38 gc-blog sshd[6647]: Illegal user library from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
Nov 16 13:25:41 gc-blog sshd[6650]: Illegal user info from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
Nov 16 13:25:43 gc-blog sshd[6653]: Illegal user shell from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
Nov 16 13:25:50 gc-blog sshd[6658]: Illegal user linux from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
Nov 16 13:25:53 gc-blog sshd[6661]: Illegal user unix from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
Nov 16 13:25:55 gc-blog sshd[6664]: Illegal user webadmin from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
Nov 16 13:26:05 gc-blog sshd[6672]: Illegal user test from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
Nov 16 13:26:09 gc-blog sshd[6678]: Illegal user admin from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
SANS also had a post – http://isc.sans.org/diary.php?storyid=846
I’m keeping an eye on behaviour – I think my sshd are configured reasonably well.
by ezs | Nov 16, 2005 | evilzenscientist, Uncategorized, ZENworks
I was sent a link to a great new blog – MSIwisdom.
There are some great resources, hints and tips on this site – obviously focused on Windows application deployment using MSI packages.
Very useful for ZENworks Desktop Management.
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