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whitepaper Making Identity and Access Management Real: The Early Days2009-01-01 Microsoft
  As network structures expand, IT administrators and managers face an increasing danger of losing control over their IT environments. Each server and resource that appears on the network must be managed by an individual, which can result in many different accounts that follow different password standards. This webcast looks at an example scenario at a fictional company in which some departments rely upon computers running Linux to provide certain services, and need a central platform for single sign-on to maintain them. The attendee will learn how Active Directory can be helpful in addressing these challenges, and see how to design and implement an Active Directory environment that meets the company's needs.   
whitepaper Implementing Active Directory Domain Services in Windows Server 20082009-01-01 Microsoft
  This webcast describes the new options available in Windows Server 2008 for installing and configuring Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) and auditing changes to it. It lists the features of Read-Only Domain Controllers (RODCs) and describes how to perform a non-authoritative or an authoritative restore of AD DS data.

Tags: Server Platforms - OS, Staff Training		   
whitepaper Introducing Branch Office Server in Windows Server 20082009-01-01 Microsoft
  This webcast describes the benefits that Windows Server 2008 provides for installing and maintaining a branch office network. It demonstrates the installation of a branch office network by using the new server core option. It also lists the benefits of Active Directory Read-Only Domain Controllers (RODCs) and BitLocker Drive Encryption.

Tags: Server Platforms - OS, Staff Training		   
whitepaper AXIGEN Mail Server & eDirectory Services Integration2009-01-01 GECAD TECHNOLOGIES
  This paper focuses on the integration between the AXIGEN messaging solution and the eDirectory Services product developed by Novell. The actual level of interaction between the solutions is limited to the user authentication process. Specifically, by following the steps described herein, one will be able to allow the authentication process, that AXIGEN usually performs using the internal database, to be outsourced into eDirectory. This simplifies credential management and ensures password consistency across multiple applications and network services.

Tags: Network Technologies, Data Infrastructure		   
whitepaper Lotus Notes to Microsoft InfoPath Forms Conversion2009-01-01
  The Client had a large number of Lotus Notes forms created over the last decade. The forms were a critical part of their global business with workflow and approval process dependencies. These forms were primarily available only via the Lotus Notes client and was not available via the browser. This limited the ability of employees to access the information without the availability of Lotus Notes. The age and the inflexibility of the forms also required the Client's technology team's constant involvement. Additionally, the client had started migrating their email systems from Lotus Notes to Microsoft Exchange and wanted to leverage Microsoft Active Directory to manage user access more efficiently. ConvergePoint was entrusted with the task of converting the existing Lotus Notes forms to Microsoft InfoPath.

Tags: Data Infrastructure, Office Suites		   
whitepaper TechNet Webcast: Rights Management Services in Windows Server 2008 (Level 400)2008-12-10 Microsoft
  This webcast shows some of the elements of the Windows Server 2008 operating system that enable robust protection of documents and messages. Information Rights Management (IRM) is a growing concern for all sorts of organizations. The presenter outlines common IRM needs and scenarios. The presenter first looks at the new features of Active Directory Rights Management Services (AD RMS), in addition to the previous version of RMS and the two service packs issued for it and also covers how to employ RMS with RMS-enabled applications, such as Microsoft Office Word, Microsoft Office Outlook e-mail messages, and a Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 library.

Tags: Security Administration, Data Infrastructure		   
whitepaper Implementing Device Restrictions in Vista and Server 20082008-12-05 Global Knowledge
  With Vista clients and Server 2008 systems, there are a number of new Group Policy settings that allow us to exert some level of control over which devices users can install and use. Depending on the mix of Help Desk calls in your organization, these settings may be worth the time and effort it takes to understand, test, and implement them. This white paper will look at the basics of Plug and Play, the device installation and usage policies, and some suggestions on how to target your settings by using Group Policy Object links.

Tags: Desktop Client OS, IT Infrastructure, Data Infrastructure, Desktop Client OS, Server Platforms - OS, Intrusion - Tampering		   
whitepaper Telenet Centralizes Identity Authentication to Improve Security and Streamline Password Management2008-12-01 Oracle
  Telenet was founded in 1996 as a cable company. Today, it offers a quadruple play to private and business customers in Belgium. Telenet wanted to streamline and simplify the sign-on procedure for the company's Oracle E Business Suite applications and improve security and streamline user IDentification (ID) and password management. Telenet implemented a system for Single Sign-On (SSO) using Oracle Internet Directory as well as enabled users to log in only once - using their Windows passwords - for all Oracle applications.

Tags: Security Administration		   
whitepaper XMPP, M-Link and Directory2008-09-23 Isode
  Isode provides both directory and XMPP server products, and the approach for M-Link (Isode's XMPP Server) and associated management tools is to make maximum use of directory. This paper describes how M-Link makes use of directory, and explains why this close integration of XMPP and directory is beneficial. The key architectural decision is that all configuration, user and authentication information is held in the directory and managed within the directory. Isode's configuration and authentication management tools operate on the directory.

Tags: Data Infrastructure		   
whitepaper Directory Replication by Email and Over 'Air Gap'2008-09-03 Isode
  Directory replication is an important feature of most directory services, and is commonly achieved by use of directory protocols as discussed in Replicating and Synchronizing Data Between Directory Servers. There are a number of situations where using directory protocols to perform replication does not work well. This paper looks at these scenarios, and shows how directory replication over email and 'Air gap' can address them. Then, the architecture and key features of Isode's solution are described.

Tags: Internet and Web