Marks continued commitment to Open Source Edition of Zimbra Creates increased value of open source deployments Adds New Zimbra Suite Plus features: Mobile sync, Backup, Storage and Admin tools BUFFALO – September 8, 2016 – Synacor, Inc. (Nasdaq:SYNC), the trusted multiscreen technology, and monetization partner for video, internet and communications Continue Reading

by ownCloud GmbH posted on Tuesday, July 26th, 2016 posted in Press releases Computacenter collaborates with ownCloud and Red Hat to present a robust solution that goes beyond traditional file servers. The Infinite File Service (IFS) unifies scalability, performance and increased security. Munich / Nuremberg, July 26, 2016 – Computacenter Continue Reading

Focusing on security and privacy while continuing our dedication to our open source community BUFFALO – July 13, 2016 – Synacor, Inc. (Nasdaq:SYNC), the trusted multiscreen technology and monetization partner for video, internet and communications providers, device manufacturers and enterprises, today announced the latest product release—Zimbra Collaboration 8.7—by Zimbra, the world’s Continue Reading

RALEIGH, N.C. — February 25, 2016 — Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE: RHT), the world’s leading provider of open source solutions, today revealed in a new mobile survey focused on line of business (LOB) decision makers that almost half (47 percent) see mobility as a means to automate existing business processes Continue Reading

Let’s talk Cloud Servers Also known as Virtual Private Servers (VPS), these are multiple unconnected virtualised server environments that are set up and provisioned to maximise resources while mitigating prices by means of spreading costs across a larger number of users. A Cloud server hosting can give each of the Continue Reading

In many cases, it is OK to show slightly different content on different devices. For example, optimizing the smaller space of a smartphone screen can mean that some content, like images, will have to be modified. Or you might want to store your website’s menu in a navigation drawer (find Continue Reading

E-commerce is all the rage in Asia, with consumers here twice more likely to shop online than any other group in the world. But what does this mean for online and brick-and-mortar merchants, and what can they do to tap the e-commerce wave? To answer some of these questions, MasterCard Continue Reading

Saying Goodbye to Link Explorer Saying goodbye is never easy, but the time has come to do just that with a member of the Bing Webmaster Tools family: starting October 1st, 2015 we are shutting down Link Explorer. Why say goodbye? Link Explorer has been part of Webmaster Tools since the June Continue Reading

OpenStack is the current de facto standard for cloud computing platforms and is supported by all major Linux distributions. Coupled with its role as the base technology in the domains of NFV & SDN, it has become one of the hottest softwares for networking community. It is a combination of Continue Reading

Finally, I get round to trying a PowerVC AIX image deploy using the Cloud-Init first boot engine instead of the older Activation Engine originally used with System Director. First, let me say I am sold on the Cloud-Init way and will be using it from now on but it can Continue Reading

Finally, I get round to trying a PowerVC AIX image deploy using the Cloud-Init first boot engine instead of the older Activation Engine originally used with System Director. First, let me say I am sold on the Cloud-Init way and will be using it from now on but it can Continue Reading

OpenStack is a fast moving open source project and rapidly adding new features. It is actually very impressive how they have so many interrelated projects (one or more for every sub-system lets call it 60) and still manage to coordinate regular testing and releases every six months.  This is of Continue Reading

General Listing of the LUs The lu -list commands outputs the Logical Units (LU = virtual disk from the pool of LUNs) in a random order at present (this may get fixed). Also the look could be improved greatly I dislike the intermixed SNAPSHOT header lines and snapshot names – Continue Reading

Keeping up-to-date on current events and industry trends is step one to becoming successful within an industry. This week, we explore current topics such as Hulu’s reliance on OTT devices, Google’s call for ubiquitous free Wi-Fi and Project Fi endeavor, and much more including the latest regarding trending brands such Continue Reading

Assuming you have grown your Shared Storage Pool in the past by adding more LUNs and you have say 32 LUNs (twice if mirroring with a failgrp) then you can grow you SSP the easy way and by magic.  Just get the SAN team (that could be yourself, of course) Continue Reading

Here are my notes of the Shared Storage Pools commands that you need to remember.  I have said it before but SSP is big on concepts and system admin time saving but very simple to operate.   Creating the pool (once only) by example: Assumption: 1 GB Repository disk = Continue Reading

Here are my notes of the Shared Storage Pools commands that you need to remember.  I have said it before but SSP is big on concepts and system admin time saving but very simple to operate.   Creating the pool (once only) by example: Assumption: 1 GB Repository disk = Continue Reading

Here are my notes of the Shared Storage Pools commands that you need to remember.  I have said it before but SSP is big on concepts and system admin time saving but very simple to operate.   Creating the pool (once only) by example: Assumption: 1 GB Repository disk = Continue Reading

Wouldn’t it be nifty if you could track where your indexed app content shows up in search results, for which queries, which app pages are most popular, and which ones have errors? Yeah, we thought so too! So we’ve equipped our freshly renamed Search Console with new reports to show Continue Reading

Earlier today we announced the release of Windows Server 2016 Technical Preview 2. We hope that in the coming weeks, you’ll take the time to try the preview and experience the new features first-hand. But to give you a snapshot of the technology innovation being delivered, we have compiled a Continue Reading

Dear Customers, Due to the insecurity of the mail() function of PHP, ReadySpace Team have decided to disable the PHPmail function for all our Shared Cloud Hosting Platform. This unauthenticated way of sending out emails usually in the form of formmail will often cause malicious users to send spam or Continue Reading

Marketers looking for a way to personalise their offerings based on how potential customers are interacting on websites, social media and other channels now have a way to do so. Earlier today, cloud service provider Salesforce.com took the wraps off its Marketing Cloud Predictive Decisions, a predictive analytics feature that Continue Reading

Although 75% of IT professionals are aware that support for Windows Server 2003 is ending July 14, 2015, there are still a lot of questions about just how urgent the need to move is. Deprioritizing migration is not uncommon when there are other technology projects that are perceived to more Continue Reading

With 2015 getting kicked into gear, mobile technology continues to grow bringing with it new and exciting trends. Maribel Lopez of Forbes.com shares her insights into what we expect to see in the coming year in her article “10 Mobile Predictions for 2015”. Topping the list are enterprise mobile apps, Continue Reading

IBM Systems Director and PowerVC make use of a private API to use Shared Storage Pool (SSP) clones of LU (like a LUN allocated from the pool). But there is no command to let you do that.  LU Clones are quick and good for duplicating a master copy for small Continue Reading

Singapore mobile payment technology provider MatchMove Pay has secured a “significant” investment round from an investor group led by Credit Saison, a Japanese financial powerhouse. While the amount of new funding was not disclosed, MatchMove Pay said the funds will go towards fueling its next phase of growth. It plans Continue Reading

Webmaster level: all Structured data markup helps your content get discovered in search results and across Google properties. We’re excited to share several updates to help you author and publish markup on your website: A new Structured Data Testing Tool to better reflect Google’s interpretation of your content Improved documentation Continue Reading

At Bulletin, we are always available and ready to help.  To uphold our commitment to service quality and excellence, we recently launched the live chat feature on the Bulletin website.  Found on our homepage, Bulletin’s live chat web option is an alternative to calling or emailing us, so that we can Continue Reading

So, nScaled has been acquired by Acronis, the backup company. I am sure you know that already (and if you don’t just check our page!) Great synergy together – after all, backup is key part of DR. The post When Customers Speak… Uncensored is fed from ReadySpace Cloud Services – Continue Reading

By Scott Bekker, published by June 09, 2014Redmond Channel Partner BitTitan was featured on page of two of this article published in the Redmond Channel Partner. BitTitan Turns to the Desktop Another company focused on onboarding customers to Office 365 via partners was also founded by a former Microsoft employee. Continue Reading

For many cPanel & WHM customers, an existing installation of Microsoft® FrontPage® extensions on their Linux server(s) is blocking the ability to upgrade to cPanel & WHM software version 11.46. Microsoft® discontinued support for FrontPage® extensions on Linux servers in 2006. Blockers are conditions that will not allow the cPanel Continue Reading

Odd. I thought I have put this on this blog before but I can find it now so just in case … here it is or here it is again.   The SSP4 can have mirrored failure group FC disks to handle adapter, FC cable, FC switch, entire FC disk Continue Reading

Dear Readyspace customers,   Some of our customers’ website might face issues this morning on the 10th October 2014. We are currently doing a full investigation on the physical node right now to see what is causing the issue.   Updates: 8am : We had received notifications that one of Continue Reading

Webmaster Level: Beginner “Hey, how do I get my business on the web?” Having worked at Google for nine years, if I had a penny for every time someone asked me that question… To answer, today we’re releasing a short video series (30 minutes total!), sharing the same advice we’d Continue Reading

Dear Customers,   We experienced some issues with one of the mail servers yesterday at about 1730 hours. Our engineers had been notified at 1735 hours and we had begun our investigations immediately. Upon further investigations, we found that the host node encountered issues and we restarted the server at Continue Reading

Dear Customers,   Please be informed that we will no longer be providing free usage of our ExchangeSync webmail interface. However, free webmail access will still be available via webmail.domain-name.   Affected plan: Web Starter, Lite, Standard, Unlimited     To continue enjoying the ExchangeSync interface, contact our sales team Continue Reading

In the virtualization world, containers have long been a topic of interest and conversation. The technology has been seen as both an affordable way of packing a hosting environment and a curiosity. With today’s burgeoning interest in cloud services, there is a focus on elasticity, scale and density within a Continue Reading

I don’t know what happened in the last few weeks but it feels like the world just discovered container technology. Recent stories include TMCNET, V3, SmartBear, and ZDNet. At Parallels, while supporting hypervisors for service delivery, we always believed in containers, which is why we invested so significantly in R&D. Continue Reading

OpenStack has been gaining a lot of news coverage recently, which means that a lot of people in your company are already thinking about it, so here are some tips to try to sort out the hype from reality. As a Service Provider, you are probably already implementing (or at Continue Reading

In this post we are going to explain: how the Heartbeat bug works; how you can check websites to see if they have the bug; how it affects Apache mod_ssl and Nginx ngx_http_ssl_module, both of which use OpenSSL; and what you need to do. The Heartbleed Bug (security advisory CVE-2014-0160) Continue Reading

It’s a debate that’s been ongoing for years in the United States, and now SingTel has become the latest telecom operator to ask for the likes of WhatsApp and Skype to pay it money to use its networks. SingTel chief executive Chua Sock Koong has reportedly called on regulators to Continue Reading

A guest article from John McGarvey through stopthehacker.com. He writes about subjects like IT security and web hosting for IT Donut.   It all started one morning with a worrying email subject line: ‘Your portfolio page may have been hacked’. Inside was an unsolicited message from a friendly web developer, Continue Reading

Unity Mobile is delighted to announce that it has been selected as a 2012 Red Herring Top 100 global award winner.   The award recognizes the achievements of leading private companies from North America, Europe and Asia, and celebrates startup innovations and technologies across their respective industries.   “Winning the Continue Reading

If you have been receiving suspicious text messages on your Android smartphone recently, check if you’ve downloaded any malicious applications of late.   The message is possibly from a rogue source, or it may not even be a real message, but a scam set up to make you think a Continue Reading

.htaccess file. Also, after cleaning up the .htaccess file the malicious code is being added back to the file within 30 minutes. This is being done with “backdoor(s)” the hackers have placed on the website files.   Here is a step-by-step guide on how to discover and remove these malicious Continue Reading

The word malware has been used often in recent times. However, what does malware actually mean? There is a lot of confusion among Internet users and others about what malware really is and what a piece of computer software branded as malware really does?   In this short article, we Continue Reading

This is the second part of our blog article about the emerging security issues for and threats to websites as well as some of the options to address them.   In the first part we talked about “How websites are built” and “Why websites are insecure”. We listed a couple Continue Reading

Statistics released by BitDefender in 2010 showed that 20 percent of Facebook’s users at that time were exposed to malware being distributed through malicious posts.   Even as people are more aware of malware being spread via Facebook, that number still hovers at 20 percent according to ZoneAlarm.   Over time, Facebook has seen Continue Reading

While blogging hasn’t replaced baseball as the national pastime, it’s safe to say that it’s made the Top Ten List. The internet has become a catalyst for this infectious hobby, but that’s not the only infection it’s spreading. WordPress Blogs are a prime target for hackers to unleash their latest Continue Reading

Turning over computer security to an outside firm makes many managers nervous because they must give up direct control of critical systems. This has long been the central theme which a lot of paranoids use to block outsourcing proponents from getting their way. But beyond the negative impression that comes Continue Reading

Blended email security threats, phishing, spear phishing and whaling- these are all terms for email security attacks which can be engineered by a process that cyber crime experts call

How far does your email security solution go to protect your organization from email security threats? Many organizations today are still relying on old-school in house email security systems, which require constant maintenance, monitoring and updating. On top of that the resources and funding … Continue reading →