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Newsletter 03/11: From the graphics workstation to remote visualization

Tue, 18 Oct 2011 11:04:00 +0200

Here you can download the scNews 03/11 in pdf format. Topics of this issue:

Remote visualization: Distance helps gain a fresh perspective
Pixel relocation: From the graphics workstation to remote visualization
Identifying problems when migrating to Windows 7 and Office 2010
Successful fiscal year for science + computing
Technology update NICE DCV: Remote visualization in technical computing

scNews regularly informs you about new developments at science + computing.

Newsletter 02/11: Secure file systems for HPC applications

Thu, 07 Jul 2011 15:57:00 +0200

Here you can download the scNews 02/11 in pdf format. Topics of this issue:

Compliance in the HPC environment
Secure file systems for HPC applications
Visualization in the data center: s+c expands its partnership with Nice
s+c workshops for iX magazine now in 4th year
Daimler renews its confidence in s+c with three more years of CAE operation

scNews regularly informs you about new developments at science + computing.

Newsletter 01/11: Migration to Windows 7

Thu, 17 Mar 2011 17:20:00 +0100

Here you can download the scNews 01/11 in pdf format. Topics of this issue:

Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 - a perfect match
Migration to Windows 7 and Office 2010 - what to consider in advance
s+c runs a blog on high-performance computing
s+c is a member of the HPC Advisory Council
s+c know-how for your Oracle operation

scNews regularly informs you about new developments at science + computing.

Sixth edition of TechLetter "Uniform User Authentication" released

Fri, 06 Aug 2010 00:00:00 +0200

s+c released the sixth edition of the TechLetter "Uniform User Authentication". It deals with the topic Integrate mobile clients into Kerberos/LDAP environments (part 2: Configuration of name services) Summary:
Systems for user administration like Kerberos/LDAP or Active Directory based on it run as network services. But notebooks and other mobile computers should also operate smoothly without network connection. The first edition of the two-part TechLetter dealt with solving this discrepancy during user authentication at a client. This now released second part deals with also making available authorization data and all other user information for notebooks & Co., regardless of whether or not they are able to connect to central administration servers within the network. TechLetter is a free info service by science + computing ag. Read news, practical tips and further interesting information about the topic "Uniform User Authentication". TechLetter is released several times a year and each issue focuses on a technical topic.

Newsletter 01/10: scVENUS 2.4 has arrived

Thu, 01 Jul 2010 00:00:00 +0200

Here you can download the scNews 01/10 in pdf format.

scNews regularly informs you about new developments at science + computing.

MDM Community is now openMDM

Tue, 22 Jun 2010 00:00:00 +0200

On june 22^nd 2010 the new openMDM server went online.

openMDM is an open-source, freely configurable and expandable software building block for the management of measurement data. Based on open standards and open interfaces, its other key features include high reusability, flexible expandability and universal usability.

science + computing is a member and development partner of openMDM.

Check at: http://www.openmdm.org

Free Input Afternoons about the subject WLAN security

Tue, 25 May 2010 15:15:00 +0200

Using WLAN to access the compnay network is already a daily routine in many places. With Windows clients within the own company structure, this can usually be managed without complications. The access privileges are determined and the configuration of the clients is explicitly defined. But what if the sales assistant must remotely transfer data from the intranet onto his iPhone, if you want to give employees of a partner company in a meeting room restricted access to the company network or even if you want to remotely integrate exotic embedded devices into the LAN? Which options are available to securely and at the same time comfortably integrate such clients into the company WLAN? This is explained by two science + computing experts at the free s+c input afternoons. Securely integrate heterogeneous clients into your company WLAN

June 24, 2010, Düsseldorf
June 30, 2010, Tübingen
July 01, 2010, München

Find here further information concerning this presentation and also the possibility to apply.

science + computing at CeBIT 2010

Thu, 18 Feb 2010 16:00:00 +0100

science + computing will be present at CeBIT 2010 as a member of the networking community open source berlin. Come and visit us at the booth of this community in Hall 2, Booth C36. We will present the topics

Active Directory integration:
Kerberos/LDAP, compliance, access control
WLAN security:
FreeRADIUS, OpenCA, OpenLDAP
Groupware:
Zarafa, Web Access, Smartphone connection

Visit the presentations of our referees in Hall 2, Booth B36: Thursday, March 4, 2010 at 4 p.m.
Single Sign-On solutions - an overview Saturday, March 6, 2010 at 2 p.m.
Connecting iPhone to Zarafa in an enterprise environment Having founded the networking community open source berlin, five software and consulting companies located in Berlin concentrate their competencies in developing and marketing open source software. With their know-how to tailor free software components to customer requirements, the founding companies have been successful for more than 10 years acting as inter-regional IT service providers. The community plans to advertise more intensely the capabilities of free software and to promote widely their competencies accumulated in the network.

Fifth edition of TechLetter "Uniform User Authentication" released

Fri, 29 Jan 2010 17:51:00 +0100

s+c released the fifth edition of the TechLetter "Uniform User Authentication". It deals with the subject Integrate mobile clients into Kerberos/LDAP environments (part 1: Authentication) Summary:
It seems to be an incompatible contradiction: Kerberos, LDAP or LDAP-based Active Directory gather information concerning user administration on central servers and make this information available to their clients via network. Generally, the main purpose of using notebooks and other mobile computers is their availability without a permanent network connection. The two-part TechLetter presents possibilities to solve this contradiction on Windows and Linux/Unix operating systems. Part one of this edition describes a reasonable use of the authentication service Kerberos on notebooks and other mobile clients. TechLetter is a free info service by science + computing ag. Read news, know-hows and further interesting information about the subject "Uniform User Authentication". TechLetter is released several times a year and each issue deals in depth with a technical topic. Please find here more information.

Newsletter 02/09: 20 Years s+c

Wed, 23 Dec 2009 14:57:00 +0100

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