The rural district (Landkreis) Wittmund in north-western Germany is using GNU/Linux to centrally manage computers usage at eleven of its schools, reports Univention, one of the open source IT companies involved in the project.
A demo video on how to setup and use the USB Drive feature. The USB Drive feature in TheGreenBow VPN Client software allows a user to move the VPN Configuration (i.e. VPN tunnels, security elements) out of his computer and onto a portable USB Drive.
For the past seven years, the Nuhr Medical Center in the Austrian town of Senftenberg has been relying on open source servers for its email, file and print services.
The Netvoyager LX1014 is a new compact and feature rich entry level thin client based on Netvoyager’s successful operating system, PhoenixOS™.
“The best part about SEP sesam is that I can back everything up with one product. All areas and volumes of data are…”
The latest Univention demo film uses the file-sharing software ownCloud to show you how to use the Univention App Center to expand your IT infrastructure easily with more applications for groupware, document management and backup functions as well as other third-party solutions.
Samba 4 was integrated in Univention Corporate Server (UCS) 1.5 years ago. Since then it has been offering UCS users Active Directory functionality with which domains and their users, groups, group policies and computers can be administered in both Windows and Linux environments.
Innovative use of NX continues at hands-on workshop hosted by Society of Abdominal Radiology.
In the article “German federal state switches Linux-based school server”, the web magazine “THE H OPEN” reports that the governmental IT supplier for schools in the German Federal state of Baden-Württemberg plans to discontinue the development of its own school server solution, paedML Linux, and switch to UCS@school.
The UCS manual provides new, easy-to-understand documentation on the process of joining Mac OS X clients to a UCS environment using Samba 4.
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