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File sharing between Mac OS X and Core 5: I have a mac with OS X on it and a server with Fedora Core 5. I have tried on numerous occasions to get the file sharing working between them.I have tried AFS and NetaTalk... The only thing I have gotten to work correctly is the FTP. But I would...; Tags: off-topic, networking, hardware, linux, security, software, blckspder@..., Apple Mac OS, Apple Mac OS X, Apple Macintosh, file-sharing; Discussion threads 2006-12-13
The Mac Connection: Networking Linux and Macintosh systems with Netatalk: Ever want to configure a Linux system so that it emulates the functions of an AppleTalk server? In this Daily Drill Down, Bryan Pfaffenberger shows you how to network Linux and Macintosh systems with Netatalk.In this Daily Drill Down, you'll learn how to configure a Linux system so that it...; Tags: UNIX, Desktops, OPEN SOURCE, Operating systems, network, Bryan Pfaffenberger, Netatalk, Linux, Apple Macintosh; Technical articles 2000-12-13

Gnutella: Does it have any legal, practical uses?: You may have heard a lot about Gnutella lately. But does it have any practical not to mention legal uses? Or is it just another weapon in MP3's war against the record companies? Bryan Pfaffenberger examines and evaluates Gnutella.Gnutella is MP3’s latest weapon in the war over copyright infringement, and...; Tags: Bryan Pfaffenberger, Gnutella; Technical articles 2000-10-18
Configuring Solaris as a dial-up server: For enterprise-level IT departments, setting up a dial-up server is critical to business. Stew Benedict walks you through setting up a dial-up server with Solaris and then makes the connection with an array of operating systems.You have Solaris up and running and set up to your internal network. You have...; Tags: Modems, Servers, Stew Benedict, modem, serial port, server, cable, Sun Solaris; Technical articles 2001-01-30
Configuring Solaris as a dial-up server: For enterprise-level IT departments, setting up a dial-up server is critical to business. Stew Benedict walks you through setting up a dial-up server with Solaris and then makes the connection with an array of operating systems.You have Solaris up and running and set up to your internal network. You have...; Tags: Modems, Servers, Operating systems, Stew Benedict, modem, serial port, server, cable, Sun Solaris; Technical articles 2001-01-30

Windows XP vs. Mac OS X: This presentation, entitled Standardizing on Windows XP Instead of MAC OS X, provides a pre-packaged option for defending Windows XP against MAC OS X. ...; Buy Now

Troubleshooting A Failed Hard Drive Power Checklist: The hard drive is one of the most important components in a computer because this is where most of us store all our data. As a result, hard drive prob ...; Buy Now