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whitepaper The Penguin Road Patrol0000-00-00 Fairfax Digital
  When Pavement Management Services, the Melbourne franchise of a Sydney outfit, was granted a contract by VicRoads to carry out the annual survey of the road network in September 2002, the company's owner decided that the time was right to begin doing the surveys using video technology. The owner used a video camera and an Apple Macintosh to convince VicRoads that video footage would provide pictures of sufficient resolution for VicRoads to be able to diagnose things such as ride comfort, rutting, and stone texture. What his team has ended up with is a system that uses Linux to run five video cameras from the same kind of van used as an ambulance.

Tags: Desktop Client OS, Server Platforms - OS		   
whitepaper Porting MFC/Win32 Applications to MAC OS X2007-04-01 Calsoft Labs
  This paper discusses on porting Visual Studio MFC/Win32 based applications to Mac OS X. It also gives an introduction to various technics available to develop a rich UI applications in Mac OS X. The paper is meant for the exclusive preview of the management of CSWL and chosen reviewers from the industry. It reflects CSWL's continuing commitment to the business community to offer its thoughtful voice on what is newly learned, what is to be taken care of and what truly matters while deciding upon on strategic IT solutions.

Tags: Desktop Client OS, Software Development Tools		   
whitepaper Best Practices: Integrating Mac OS X With Active Directory2007-04-01 Apple
  With the introduction of the Active Directory (AD) plug-in in Mac OS X 10.3, Apple has made a concerted effort to enable IT administrators to integrate Mac OS X clients and servers easily into existing Active Directory infrastructures. While every Active Directory installation is different, especially in the enterprise space, Mac OS X integrates well with the vast majority of them - and with minimum effort. Apple's support for AD extends to Mac OS X Server as well. Integrating a server is just as easy as integrating a client system. This allows Windows-based departments to take advantage of file sharing and other services in Mac OS X Server, while using their existing AD infrastructure for identification and authentication.

Tags: Data Infrastructure		   
whitepaper Hooking Postscript Data From Cups Driver in Mac OS X2007-03-01 Calsoft Labs
  The aim of this paper is to detail how to hook the print data using CUPS printer driver framework in Mac OS X operating system. The paper is meant for the exclusive preview of the management of CSWL and chosen reviewers from the industry. It reflects CSWL's continuing commitment to the business community to offer its thoughtful voice on what is newly learned, what is to be taken care of and what truly matters while deciding upon on strategic IT solutions.

Tags: Desktop Client OS, Peripherals		   
whitepaper Security-Enhanced Darwin: Porting SELinux to Mac OS X2007-01-22 SPARTA
  Security-Enhanced Darwin (SEDarwin) is a port of access control elements derived from the National Security Agency's Security Enhanced Linux (SELinux) to Darwin, the Open Source core of Apple's Mac OS X operating system. Mac OS X combines both Open Source and proprietary technologies into a widely-used, production-quality UNIX-based workstation. Because Darwin is available under an Open Source license, it is possible to add mandatory access controls while still maintaining compatibility with the large base of user space applications, proprietary graphical components, and programming frameworks. While it was straightforward to port many of the SELinux components, Darwin's unique architecture meant significant new engineering was necessary in order to provide SELinux-style access controls consistently across the entire system.

Tags: Security Administration, Server Platforms - OS		   
whitepaper Using Samba: Accounts, Authentication, and Authorization2007-01-01 O'Reilly Media
  Authentication is proving that the user is who he or she says they are. One does this every day, during such activities as printing a document or saving a file to a network drive. When things are working correctly, the steps taken by a server to authenticate a request are often taken for granted. The user enters a password, and it is used whenever the client machine needs to access a network resource on the user's behalf. Authentication is a prerequiste to authorization. Authorization is what the server does to verify that the authenticated user should (or should not) gain access to the requested resource (such as the printer or file share).

Tags: Desktop Client OS, Server Platforms - OS		   
whitepaper Setting Up Oracle Database 10g and PHP on Mac OS X0000-00-00 Oracle
  Oracle, Mac OS X, and open source technologies such as Apache, PHP and gqlplus make for an enjoyable, productive, and stable development environment. Now that Mac OS X is an officially supported platform for the Oracle Database, IT departments can take a serious look at migrating developer workstations and servers to Macs. The following paper helps the reader to set up a development workstation with the Oracle Database, PHP compiled with OCI support, and a more productive wrapper for SQL*Plus.

Tags: Desktop Client OS, Data Tools		   
whitepaper Mac OS X and Novell eDirectory Integration2006-07-01 Novell
  The purpose of this paper is to provide guidance to others trying to further integrate Apple OS X based computers into a 3rd party directory service. This paper focuses on the Novell eDirectory environment, however the same concepts can be applied to any directory service that utilizes LDAP. The paper is aimed to build upon, and supplement, other papers on this topic. There are 3 main areas this paper focuses on. The first is LDAP integration into eDirectory, which is covered in the Directory Setup & Desktop Setup section. The next supplements this integration and further utilizes it to provide management. The last is a management overview of the systems that can be used in Mac OS 10.4 to further streamline the support process.

Tags: Desktop Client OS, Data Infrastructure		   
whitepaper POS Buyers Guide or How to Stay Away From Common Mistakes2006-05-04 POSnet
  This paper discusses some of the factors one should consider before investing in a POS system. For the up front investment for hardware, software and networking, one must add the cost of maintenance. These are the expenses one pays to vendors, or which one incurs with in-house technical staff, to maintain the hardware and basic system software and networking infrastructure - to solve problems as they occur, to avoid "Down-time" and certainly to avoid lost data. These are the obvious maintenance costs and one needs to incur to insure uninterrupted operations and no loss of data.

Tags: Desktop Client OS, Wholesale - Retail		   
whitepaper The New Apple of Malware's Eye: Is Mac OS X the Next Windows?2006-05-01 McAfee
  Apple has been perceived as a platform and technology that is "Virus free" and "Immune" to security flaws - particularly those that have plagued Microsoft over the past 20 years. But as Apple's Macintosh OS X operating system (Mac OS) gains ground in the market and Apple's consumer technologies, such as iPod and iTunes, continues to enjoy widespread popularity, security researchers and hackers will increasingly point their digital lock picks towards Mac OS and other Apple products, making Apple a growing target for malware attacks.

Tags: Desktop Client OS, Intrusion - Tampering