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In this tutorial we will look at steps toward encrypting removable media such as USB thumb drives for secure management of personal data. This tutorial will walk the reader through seven steps required toward identifying, formatting and encrypting a removable disk for use as a secure partition.

In this article we will discuss the basic networking concepts of OpenVPN, and also have a brief look at the configuration. At the end of the article, OpenVPN is compared to IPsec, the quasi-standard in VPN technology, help and documentation for OpenVPN

In the previous article on Creating a Web Application on JBoss AS 5, we saw how to install JSF on JBoss AS and we enhanced the Appstore Enterpirse application by adding a web layer to it. In this article we will cover in detail how to properly configure JBoss Web Server. Apache Tomcat provides the core functionality of JBoss Web Server. Its embedded engine allows seamless integration with JBoss components, by using the underlying Microkernel system.

Installing OpenVPN is easy and platform independent. Modern Linux systems, such as SuSE, Red Hat, Debian, or Ubuntu, provide sophisticated installation and package management systems, and still offer other ways to install the software. In this two-part article we will install OpenVPN on different Linux versions and FreeBSD.

Recently Ubuntu celebrated it's five-year anniversary. Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala marks five years since the initial release, 4.10 Warty Warthog. This article outlines some of the things Ubuntu has brought to the Linux world, and what a major impact it has had in such a short amount of time.

This article covers modeling by using concept drawings to create a base model in Blender, how to set up and configure a background image which is used to transform a mesh and use of tools such as Edge Loop tool, Face Loop Cut tool, and 3D Cursor as a tool.

In this article we develop and implement the basic parts of a web application like login registration, user authorization, navigation, internationalization (18n), and polling in conjunction with Trinidad, Facelets, and Seam and deploy using Seam-gen.

WebSphere eXtreme Scale provides a solution to scalability issues through caching and grid technology. Here we will explore some of the uses of an in-memory data grid. We'll also look at integrating Websphere eXtreme Scale with relational databases.

This article outlines some of the exciting new technologies and features that will be showcased in Ubuntu 9.10 "Karmic Koala". While there maybe a few quirks here and there, they have so far done an amazing job of integrating new technologies and upgrading underlying technologies.

In this article, we learn about templates with Cacti 0.8. You learn to create or edit a graph template and host template. Also, we learned to how to import and export Cacti templates.

[For those of you who didn't hear of Cacti - like me - it's a "frontend to RRDTool" - hkwint]

The article describes step by step transferring a table from SQL Server 2008 to MySQL using ODBC connectivity. For successful transfer the data type differences between SQL Server 2008 and the MySQL version must be properly taken into consideration as well as correctly setting the SQL_Mode property of MySQL Server.

This is an FAQ based on content management in Drupal. In here we try to answer some basic questions about content in Drupal. We have addressed topics like content types in Drupal, book module, CCK module, among others.

One of the greatest things about a Linux based Desktop environment is the ability to customize nearly everything you see. In this article we will see how to find hidden UI options as well as save all of your customizations for easy replication. By the end of this article you'll know how to automate (script) the customization of your desktop down to the very last detail.

In this article by Christer Edwards, we will learn how to create, maintain and make available a local Ubuntu repository mirror, allowing you to save bandwidth and improve network efficiency with each machine you add to your network.

In this article we will explore FreeBSD Jails. FreeBSD Jails are a kernel-level security mechanism which allows you to safely segregate processes within a sandbox environment. Jails are commonly used to secure production network services like DNS or Email by restricting what a process can access. In the case of a malicious attack on one service, all other Jailed processes would remain secure. FreeBSD Jails securely limits, in an administratively simple way, the amount of damage an attacker can do to a server.