- AA Mail Server, Be Your Own Email Service Provider — No matter how hard you try to set up a hosted email service the way you want it to be, chances are that you’ll end up compromising your demands, for it’s hardly possible to have someone do things the way you want them be done. If you want to take control over your email communications, fire up your own email server, and yet not spend much time dealing with low-level technical issues, take a note…
- 123-Flash-Chat-Server-Software, Exercise Your Fingers! — In the Rich-Media era, text chats seem to have to sink into oblivion — so much more communication opportunities offer modern multimedia chat applications. Surprisingly, users don’t even think about giving up good old text chats for lost, and they continue to evolve, while chat service providers never quit seeking and deploying even better solutions to promptly meet users’ endlessly growing demands. 123-Flash-Chat Software…
- iSCSI Cake (CCDisk) - an elegant solution for sharing server-side storage resources across your LAN/WAN — When you need to share your server’s resources across your network — no matter great or small — you can achieve this in a number of ways. However, there is a surprisingly elegant solution of this problem that you may not be aware of yet. iSCSI Cake is a storage server which enables you to export the server’s storage resources to multiple clients that will be able…
- Email plus Voice for Microsoft Outlook - an easy way to say more in an email message — It often happens these days that you and the recipient of your messages (for instance, your client) live in completely different parts of the world. It creates certain difficulties for live communication and emails are not always informative enough to convey your thoughts. In this case, sending a sound recording solves the problem — you can quickly express your ideas, support them with attached documents and drop a couple of lines…
- Axigen v6 - a 1-2-3 approach to setting up a fully-functional mail server on Linux — For the majority of users, the task of installing a mail server on Linux is something beyond possible. Despite its active popularization, Linux still remains a system for enthusiasts where nearly every serious system-related action is carried out in the console and where deep knowledge of system commands is an absolute must. In most cases, Linux servers inevitably require an experienced system administrator for ongoing…
- NetWare Control Center - a comprehensive monitoring solution for NetWare servers — Network administration is a complex discipline encompassing a broad range of regular activities and tasks. However, once the infrastructure is in place and the network is up and running, the only problem any network administrator immediately faces is that of network monitoring and troubleshooting. If you have a large NetWare-based network and are trying to find an efficient tool for 24/7 network monitoring, look…
- Remote Files Server - an affordable alternative to expensive and cumbersome file sharing systems — As your corporate or community network grows in size, you may eventually bring some order to it and get rid of hundreds of randomly named folders clogged with thousands of file with equally indecipherable names. This would be a relatively easy task for an experienced network administrator using a server operation system. But what if you are not that advanced and just need to configure proper access to shared files for…
- SAEAUT SNMP OPC Server - a powerful solution for network monitoring and diagnostics — When it comes to large, heterogeneous and very diverse industrial networks that are often deployed on large territories, remote monitoring and troubleshooting becomes an essential part of the duties of a system administrator, who is responsible for the company’s infrastructure. If you are the person who has to deal with dozens, hundreds or even thousands of network devices that must be running 24/7 with minimal…
- Server Control Tower. PA Server Monitor — “How’s my server doing?” “What’s going on with it now?” “Hope, I haven’t missed anything important.” — These are the most typical things server administrators are concerned with. In order to not miss anything important, some of them never leave their seats. (Or, if there are many servers, they run around them to make sure everything is o’kay.) Others pick the…
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