pesoy misak wrote:
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i would prefer on load balancing and high availability
for my web server without much downtime probably not
high performance :) previously i was thinking about
having openmosix as well for the web hosting to make
the availability high
Apache is the server of choice for more and more servers.
http://www.apache.org
easy maintenance to me is like having all in one place
such as having a separate disk space for every users
and single password for every services including mail,
web service, etc etc
1. Openldap ( http://www.openldap.org ) for address directory, resources,
and services;
2. Cyrus-sasl(http://asg.web.cmu.edu/) for secure and single-sign-on using
Openldap (plain, digest-md5 or GSSAPI over
Kerberos5-http://web.mit.edu/kerberos/www/);
3. WebAuth (http://webauthv3.stanford.edu/) for Web authentication also
using Openldap and Cyrus-sasl as part of a single-sign-on;
4. Sendmail(www.sendmail.org) and Cyrus-imapd (http://asg.web.cmu.edu/)
for SMTP, MUA, and support for many mail clients using Openldap and
Cyrus-sasl;
Sendmail is now easy to install, configure, and maintain using M4
macros,
makefile tools and easily automated, contrary to what many percieved;
5. Samba(www.samba.org) authentication and files/printers services for
Microsoft clients using Openldap and Cyrus-sasl and therefore using
the same
single-sign-on facilities as above.
6. Single point of control and management for numerous DNS servers using
dns2ldap on Openldap and cyrus-sasl (Have not tested this part yet).
Two main features of foregoing are a) Single-Sign-On and b) High Network
Security for all
services and resources using Openldap as the underlying authentication
base and Cyrus-SASL
as the underlying security framework protocol.
Hope this helps.
O Plameras
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