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SUSE News
30 April 2008
Microsoft opens up systems management
By John Fontana, Network World (US)
Microsoft is set to extend its System Center software to manage Linux and Unix machines, the first time that the company has opened up any software in this way. Read more...
- Linux guru faces prison for murder
- 30 Apr 08
- Red Hat shuns desktop Linux
- 17 Apr 08
- HP snubs Intel chips for new portable
- 08 Apr 08
- Microsoft ready to show virtualisation code
- 20 Mar 08
- Novell looks to appliance market
- 19 Mar 08
- New Dell servers more energy-efficient
- 19 Mar 08
- Novell to offer software mix-and-match
- 18 Mar 08
SUSE Blog Entries
28 June 2007
Barmy Heathrow bosses ban yogurt
By Bryan Betts
Environmentalists and videoconferencing vendors alike keep telling us we need to fly less to reduce our carbon footprints. Many argue for higher fuel taxes and fewer subsidies to airlines, but could they be missing a trick? Perhaps all they need to do is push for even more "security" at airports... Read more...
- Is Dell an innovator?
- 31 May 07
- Linux royalties
- 17 Nov 06
- Novell: boat-missing on an heroic scale
- 23 Jun 06
SUSE Insight
20 February 2008
New IBM mainframe won't end battle for big iron's soul
By Patrick Thibodeau, Computerworld
IBM is expected later this month to announce its next-generation System z mainframe, its first update since the release of the z9 three years ago. Read more...
- Taking stock of virtualisation
- 20 Apr 07
- Apple security - silence then abuse
- 06 Oct 06
- Red Hat, Novell and some words about virtualisation
- 04 Sep 06
- Is there a future for OpenVZ?
- 23 Aug 06
- VMware, Xen clash over patch
- 14 Aug 06
- Faster and larger NAS part 2
- 01 Jun 06
- FSC's automated blade server re-provisioning
- 18 Apr 06
SUSE Briefings
06 July 2007
Kernel space: Linux security non-modules and AppArmor
By Jonathan Corbet, LinuxWorld.com
SELinux offers strict but sometimes difficult-to-manage security. Will a simpler approach than SELinux make it into the mainstream kernel? Read more...
SUSE Interviews
22 October 2007
Linus Torvalds in the hot seat
By Peter Moon, Computerworld
The Finnish creator of Linux says open-source software isn't really an anti-Microsoft movement; it's just a better model for getting the job done. Read more...
- IBM's Handy on managing Linux
- 21 Mar 07
- Novell lays into Sun Solaris
- 14 Mar 07
- Shooting the breeze with Breece Hill
- 24 Aug 05
- Q&A: Novell CEO touts Linux, identity products
- 27 Apr 05
- Microsoft's Linux strategist Martin Taylor
- 23 Sep 04
- Sun's software supremo discusses open-source Solaris
- 12 Jul 04
- IBM and Linux - five years on
- 21 Apr 04
SUSE Whitepapers
11 October 2007
Linux on IBM eServer zSeries and S/390: Performance Measurement and Tuning
By IBM
This IBM Redbook examines performance measurement and tuning for running Linux as a z/VM guest on IBM eServer zSeries and S/390 machines. Read more...
- HP Integrity BL860c Server Blade Data Sheet
- 10 Jul 07
- Tuning Linux OS on System p hardware
- 02 Jul 07
- Techniques to Build a Diskless Boot Linux Cluster of JS21 Blades
- 31 May 07
- Why Linux threats mean business
- 16 May 07
- Concurrent Real-Time Extensions
- 20 Mar 07
- Why Move from Windows NT to SUSE LINUX?
- 20 Mar 07
SUSE Product Reviews
30 October 2007
HP Bladesystem C3000
By Tom Henderson, Rand Dvorak, Network World
- List price: £11,109 (price as tested)
- Pros: Comprehensive
- Cons: Administration tools need unification; number of options available is staggering. Read more...
- Tandberg Data RDX QuikStor
- 27 Apr 07
- Up.Time 4 server monitoring
- 30 Mar 07
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5
- 28 Mar 07
- ArchiWare PresStore 2.3
- 19 Mar 07
- SWsoft Virtuozzo for Linux 3.0
- 24 Jul 06
- Itheon Network Emulator 4.0
- 05 Jul 06
- ProIT monitors networks and apps
- 28 Dec 05
SUSE How-Tos
13 February 2006
Tips for keeping networked Linux systems up to date (part 2)
By Michael Jang
Patch management can be automated - if you have a substantial number of Linux computers, it may be cost effective to dedicate machines to patch management. Read more...
- The perfect set-up for SUSE 9.2
- 14 Apr 05
- The future of NetWare
- 11 Oct 04
- How to get your hands on SuSE Linux
- 23 Jun 04
SUSE Case Studies
15 October 2007
IWOOT: Using open source to give you what you want
By Chris Mellor, Techworld
Website IWOOT found SteelEye's LifeKeeper an e-business life preserver Read more...
- Linux desktop grows up, eyes corporate users
- 08 Nov 06
- Open source unlocks options for many businesses
- 26 Sep 06
- Supercomputer stays cool
- 09 Jun 05
- Linux makes inroads with Novell users
- 29 Sep 04
WHITE PAPERS
- 7 Essential Steps of Vulnerability Management
Every week at least 155 risks from newfound software to operating system vulnerabilities, threaten the security and availability of networks and applications. Now is the time to be prepared. - A Blueprint for Better Management from the Desktop to the Data Centre
Explore our strategy to build an open management architecture that offers distinct value through sophisticated integration of otherwise isolated components. - Securing your Network from the Inside: Adding a Portable Layer of Protection
Discover how you can pre-empt potential security risks and quickly identify security threats – keeping your network and users safe. - IDC Report: Identity and Security Management and Strong Information Technology Governance
This IDC white paper examines identity and security management solutions and how these integrated offerings can play a key role in enforcing security compliance. - IDC Executive Brief: The Rising Concerns Over Endpoint Security
This IDC Executive Brief examines how an integrated EPS solution with multiple security layers, has been proven to deliver the highest level of protection at the lowest TCO.
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