BSD Freak wrote:
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1. Centralised user/password/account management
2. 2-3 file servers running FreeBSD, 1 mail server and 1 VPN gateway
also running FreeBSD
3. Workstations will be 75% FreeBSD and 25% Mac OS X 10.2
Most people I have spoken to automatically say NIS/NFS. Although I know
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On Sat, Feb 15, 2003 at 09:07:57AM -0500, Bill Moran wrote:
> BSD Freak wrote:
> >I have an upcoming project to create a modern UNIX (mainly
> >FreeBSD-based) workgroup computing environment.
> >
> >If _YOU_ had your chance to do it from scratch, what
BSD Freak wrote:
I have an upcoming project to create a modern UNIX (mainly
FreeBSD-based) workgroup computing environment.
If _YOU_ had your chance to do it from scratch, what technologies would
you use? Basically only following are set in stone. Everything else is
up to me:
1. Centralised user
Dear/Beste BSD,
Saturday, February 15, 2003, 9:10:55 AM, you wrote:
> I have an upcoming project to create a modern UNIX (mainly
> FreeBSD-based) workgroup computing environment.
> If _YOU_ had your chance to do it from scratch, what technologies would
> you use? Basically only following are se
I have an upcoming project to create a modern UNIX (mainly
FreeBSD-based) workgroup computing environment.
If _YOU_ had your chance to do it from scratch, what technologies would
you use? Basically only following are set in stone. Everything else is
up to me:
1. Centralised user/password/account
