Keep DNS with AD. Keeping DHCP there makes sense too. You want as much integration as possible and the robustness of server-side DNS and DHCP should be far in excess of that from a router.

http://www.linuxtoday.com/infrastructure/fedora-21-retools-linux-for-servers.html

First new release in over a year. This one has been a long time coming!

I was more into 16bit computing like Atari ST and the Apples iigs or the Macs. Then extra power made a lot of difference.

Maybe it is a language barrier thing and they are using X-Server to mean X Server and have confused the role of X Server and X Client because the X Client is what would be running on the server and the X Server is what runs on the workstation that you are trying to access it from. There should be no X Server involved in this transaction whatsoever since TeamViewer, in theory, would only have an X Client to talk to.

Researchers have uncovered the Turla Trojan on some Linux systems.

Handy, but not as handy as metric.

@thanksaj it was linked in another community in a discussion today.

http://www.infoworld.com/article/2857776/private-cloud/more-enterprises-are-building-their-own-private-clouds.html

I've never seen pickles reviewed before.

I think that PDF is the most universal. If you only want to make a single format that would be the one.

A patch is already available.

http://www.eweek.com/security/git-vulnerability-exposed-patch-now-or-be-hacked-later.html

Next you should try making a proper British fry up, a full English breakfast as breakfast is meant to be.

I don't use anything special. I normally just use whatever is available. I don't find that it matters all that much for me.

InfoWorld talks about why pfSense is one of the best firewalls available today.

http://www.infoworld.com/article/2861574/network-security/you-should-be-running-pfsense-firewall.html

Good article, AJ. Maybe mention about Windows servers that you can get a free demo copy that has an expiration and that spending money can often be avoided if people look around.

Good luck, again

Looks like a DDoS attack.

http://gizmodo.com/north-koreas-internet-is-totally-screwed-right-now-1674118374

@Joyfano said:

i cant view all the pictures again.. Arrhhgg sad need to do something..

You are really missing out!

Sharepoint is, in my experience, a lot more complex. Exchange handles email, it is more straightforward. Sharepoint handles so many things. It is not nearly as clear cut.

The high end ReadyNAS units are down nearly a third in price! That's quite a drop.