Cool Howto: Paranoid Penguin - Single Sign-on and the Corporate Directory, Part I

Sick of those Crisco Routers? XORP is the eXtensible Open Router Platform - from BSDsnob

'Nightmare' drove desperate user (or rather big name accounting firm) to open source

Remastering a Custom Knoppix Distribution, Part 1; You've probably heard of Knoppix, a bootable CD-ROM that provides an entire working copy of Linux and assorted programs, and requires nothing more than a computer with a CD-ROM drive and sufficient RAM. You're also probably aware of the multitudes of specialized varieties of Knoppix, from those dedicated to GIS software to forensic analysis tools. This article isn't meant to be an exhaustive survey of uses for Knoppix or its derivatives—rather, it is meant to give you some useful instructions for how to create your own custom-fitted Knoppix distribution.

Get Linux drivers for wireless network cards

Linux System Startup; If you usually run for a coffee refill while your computer is booting up, here's a look at what you're missing.

Red Hat Magazine: RHCSS; Red Hat has long attracted industry notice through its use of live system, performance-based testing in its Red Hat Certified Technician (RHCT) and Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) certification programs. Now, Red Hat is adding a first-of-its-kind performance-based security certification to its fold: The Red Hat Certified Security Specialist (RHCSS). Red Hat Magazine recently sat down with Randy Russell, Director of Certifications and Curriculum for Red Hat's Global Learning Services to learn more.

SSL VPNs and OpenVPN: A lot of lies and a shred of truth