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Working with configuration files in Linux systems
Read how to find and edit configuration files in your customers' Linux systems by using the shell commands provided in this chapter excerpt. Chapter Excerpt
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Linux/UNIX directories and shell commands for VARs
The Linux/UNIX directories and shell commands listed in this chapter excerpt will be valuable to solution providers who are trying to customize their customers' Linux environments. Chapter Excerpt
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Performing an automated Ubuntu install using preseeding
When performing an automated Ubuntu install, preseeding is an integral part of the process. Learn the different variables and settings necessary for a basic preseed configuration. Chapter Excerpt
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Scheduling system tasks in Fedora 11 and RHEL
Solutions providers can learn how to schedule system tasks at specific times in Fedora 11 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) by learning to use the at, batch, and cron facilities. Chapter Excerpt
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Understanding run-level scripts in Fedora 11 and RHEL
Solutions providers can use run-level scripts in Fedora 11 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) to start certain services and execute various commands. Chapter Excerpt
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Fedora 11 and RHEL init scripts and processes
Learning Fedora 11 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) init scripts and processes will help you assist your customers when they have issues booting up their systems. Chapter Excerpt
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Using the Ubuntu Linux system monitor tool
Learn how to use the Ubuntu Linux system monitor tool with this chapter excerpt from "Ubuntu Linux Secrets." Chapter Excerpt
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Ubuntu Linux installation and hard drive setup guide
Learn how to set up a client's hard drive for proper Ubuntu Linux installation with this chapter excerpt. Chapter Excerpt
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Our top five systems tips -- so far
Get the top five systems tips of the first half of 2008, as chosen by SearchSystemsChannel.com readers. Top Tips
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What operating systems are being used?
Learn why you need to ask which operating systems are in play with blade server virtualization projects. FAQ
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IBM takes another stab with low-priced PowerLinux systems
IBM’s new low-priced Power servers compete with x86 for Linux workloads and may help IBM gain “big data” market share. News | 25 Apr 2012
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Tech Data offers video software for Mac OS X VARs
News Roundup: Tech Data unites with videoNEXT to give video surveillance software to its Apple VARs. Article | 12 Jun 2009
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Application virtualization management suite due from Symantec
The Symantec Endpoint Virtualization Suite offers to manage physical, virtual and hybrid environments. Read all about it, plus Ubuntu certification news, in our weekly roundup. Article | 20 Feb 2009
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Red Hat revenue breaks $500 million mark
CEO Jim Whitehurst says it's a first for an open source company. Read all about Red Hat's revenue and more in our weekly news roundup. Article | 13 Feb 2009
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Systems Channel News Roundup, Jan. 19-23
This week's headlines: "Bloodbath" in the Oracle channel, and VMware partner show news. Article | 23 Jan 2009
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Novell signs major open source systems integrator
Novell and open source systems integrator Capgemini signed a deal under which the software vendor will help the SI develop its consulting practice for servers and desktops based on SUSE Enterprise Linux. Article | 18 Jun 2007
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Red Hat offers third-party Linux apps via Red Hat Exchange (RHX) Web portal
Red Hat execs call the new Red Hat Exchange (RHX) Web portal, which now includes third-party Linux apps from 14 ISVs, an opportunity to help integrators handle open-source support. Article | 11 May 2007
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Novell steers partners toward SMB market -- not all are thrilled
In a market already carpeted by Microsoft operating systems, Novell still feels it has a chance to win SMB customers and is depending on its channel to bring home the bacon. Article | 22 Mar 2007
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Novell, Microsoft lay out virtualization roadmap
SUSE Linux and Longhorn will run on each other paravirtualized -- as guest OSes with special privileges -- but getting there will take special effort from Microsoft. Article | 12 Feb 2007
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Red Hat rolls out new channel program
Red Hat's Certified Service Provider program, which started its trial stage yesterday, is the first step in the Linux vendor's unified channel strategy. Article | 31 Jan 2007
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Making the case for enterprise Linux
An unpaid for Linux distribution can cost your customers a lot, despite the free price tag. Learn how to sell clients on enterprise Linux and find out what benefits you can reap. Tip
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Automating SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 installation
Automating installation of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 is easy if you know how to maneuver the AutoYaST tool. Get two methods for creating an AutoYaST configuration file. Tip
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SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11: New Xen virtualization features
Learn about the new Xen virtualization features in SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 11 and find out how they stack up against VMware's and other competitors' features. Tip
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Installing SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11
Find out how to install SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 11 for your clients with this step-by-step approach, sans hardware worries. Tip
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Top three systems technology certifications
The number of technology certifications is increasing, from vendor-backed to vendor-neutral certs. Find out which three are key to your business as a systems service provider. Tip
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Powerful Linux virtualization software: IBM System p and PowerVM Lx86
IBM's Linux virtualization software for the System p, PowerVM Lx86, does away with a big obstacle to virtualization on the midrange server: Porting to the Power architecture is no longer necessary. Tip
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Linux partner programs: Making the decision
When it comes to choosing a Linux partner program, both Novell and Red Hat offer plenty to the dealer channel. Learn the pros and cons of each program, so you can assess which is right for your customer base. Tip
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Integrated Linux software to meet Web, networking needs
These integrated Linux software packages could be a reseller's or systems integrator's next great product offering for small and midsized business (SMB) customers. Tip
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Windows reseller tips for offering open source managed services
Windows resellers may want to maximize opportunities by also offering open source managed services. Jon Hassell offers some tips for selling both Windows and Linux services. Tip
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Linux server virtualization services
Provide Linux server virtualization services to clients and your bottom line will benefit. Contributor Ken Milberg explains why now is the time for resellers and systems integrators to jump on the Linux virtualization bandwagon. Tip
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Ubuntu Linux 7.04 installation may ease installation pain
Ubuntu Linux 7.04 has made installation easier for VARs and may affect the virtualization market. Ask the Expert
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Linux server virtualization -- When is it appropriate?
Linux server virtualization can be useful to the right shop, but may not always be the best solution VARs can offer. Ask the Expert
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Xen or VMware for Linux server virtualization?
Xen and VMware both have different effects on Linux server virtualization. VARs can determine which is best for the customer by understanding their infrastructure. Ask the Expert
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Configuring Linux servers for remote support
Configuring secure shell (SSH) on a Linux box may be the best way to provide remote server support. Ask the Expert
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Windows Vista security may still not live up to Linux
Windows Vista has new security features that will help improve functionality. But how does it compare to Linux? Our expert discusses the differences. Ask the Expert
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Choosing a Linux distro
Linux offers its users many different choices when installing the software. Choosing the right package for your client isn't something VARs should stumble into blindly. Ask the Expert
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How do I partiton a hard drive to run Windows and Linux?
Partitioning a hard drive for Linux that already runs Windows can be tricky. Fortunately, there are some good applications available that can help ease the pain. Ask the Expert
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Linux simplified with Portland Version 1.0
Portland Version 1.0 is designed to help the adoption of Linux to the desktop. By easing the desktop offerings of your clients, VARs are able to make Linux a more attractive option for use. Ask the Expert
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Red Hat JBoss growth, partner program changes bring opportunities
Roger Egan, head of Red Hat's North American channel, tells Red Hat partners they're the keys to helping the company reach its $1 billion revenue goal. Podcast
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Novell channel chief assures Novell partners about leadership
Novell channel chief Javier Colado tells Novell partners that the company's channel leadership remains strong, despite three executive changes in less than a year. Video
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IBM takes another stab with low-priced PowerLinux systems
IBM’s new low-priced Power servers compete with x86 for Linux workloads and may help IBM gain “big data” market share. News
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Making the case for enterprise Linux
An unpaid for Linux distribution can cost your customers a lot, despite the free price tag. Learn how to sell clients on enterprise Linux and find out what benefits you can reap. Tip
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Working with configuration files in Linux systems
Read how to find and edit configuration files in your customers' Linux systems by using the shell commands provided in this chapter excerpt. Chapter Excerpt
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Linux/UNIX directories and shell commands for VARs
The Linux/UNIX directories and shell commands listed in this chapter excerpt will be valuable to solution providers who are trying to customize their customers' Linux environments. Chapter Excerpt
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Performing an automated Ubuntu install using preseeding
When performing an automated Ubuntu install, preseeding is an integral part of the process. Learn the different variables and settings necessary for a basic preseed configuration. Chapter Excerpt
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Scheduling system tasks in Fedora 11 and RHEL
Solutions providers can learn how to schedule system tasks at specific times in Fedora 11 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) by learning to use the at, batch, and cron facilities. Chapter Excerpt
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Understanding run-level scripts in Fedora 11 and RHEL
Solutions providers can use run-level scripts in Fedora 11 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) to start certain services and execute various commands. Chapter Excerpt
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Fedora 11 and RHEL init scripts and processes
Learning Fedora 11 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) init scripts and processes will help you assist your customers when they have issues booting up their systems. Chapter Excerpt
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Automating SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 installation
Automating installation of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 is easy if you know how to maneuver the AutoYaST tool. Get two methods for creating an AutoYaST configuration file. Tip
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SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11: New Xen virtualization features
Learn about the new Xen virtualization features in SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 11 and find out how they stack up against VMware's and other competitors' features. Tip
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About Linux Server Operating Systems
Read about Linux server operating system news and expert advice for value-added resellers (VARs), systems integrators and consultants helping customers select and install Linux server hardware. You'll find tutorials and best practices to help you sell, select, support and configure Linux server operating systems, with information on topics including how to prepare for migrations, installation requirements, upgrade concerns, managing Linux server operating system security, customizing a Linux installation and hardware.