Monthly Archives: April 2007

Printing through the SSL-Explorer Agent

SSL-Explorer’s Community Version doesn’t give you full network access like some commercial SSL VPN solutions, but that shouldn’t stop you from printing. This assumes that you’ve got some sort of network-enabled printer – such as a HP with an internal … Continue reading

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SSL-Explorer on Centos

Here is a brief guide to installing SSL-Explorer, a great SSL VPN solution, on Centos. I used Centos 4.4, as there is currently no Server CD for version 5. I had to search around a bit in order to find … Continue reading

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Spiceworks

If you’re after a free helpdesk solution, give Spiceworks a shot. It seems to be targeted at smaller companies with under 200 users. It currently sports: Helpdesk WMI-based asset tracking SNMP discovery of devices SSH login to audit *nix boxes … Continue reading

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