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Computer Associates CA-1 Workstation 2.1 (Windows)

CA-1® WorkStation™ is a Unicenter TNG™ application that simplifies and allows centralization of the administration, management and control of MVS tape resources from a Windows NT workstation. CA-1 WorkStation allows users to access the tape management functions of CA-1 from a graphically oriented desktop workstation environment that follows the Microsoft...

Tags: Computer Associates International Inc., CA-1 WorkStation, Microsoft Windows, Workstations, Microsoft Windows NT, It Management, Operating Systems, Software, It service Management

Software downloads 2000-09-04

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Deep Freez Enterprise - Computer Associates eTrust Antivirus

The process of updating virus definitions on workstations protected by Deep Freeze Enterprise involves three fundamental steps which are Rebooting the workstations into a Thawed state so the updates are kept upon restart, Updating the virus definitions and Shutting down or restarting the workstation into a Frozen state This white...

Tags: Virus Definition, Antivirus, Computer Associates International Inc., Faronics, Workstations, Viruses And Worms, Security

White papers 2008-09-28

AMD details roadmap beyond Barcelona

AMD executives are holding court at the company's Sunnyvale, CA headaquarters before an audience of press and analysts. Of late, AMD has been taking some belly punches as arch rival Intel has gained momentum. Last quarter, AMD posted its third quarterly loss in a row, with a loss of $600...

Tags: AMD

Blog posts 2007-07-26

How to implement SSL or TLS secure communications

SSL Secure Socket Layer and its successor TLS Transport Layer Security are two technologies that enable secure communications on a massive global scale.  To facilitate SSL or TLS encryption between any two computers, an X.509 Digital Certificate is required on at least one end of the connection.  The Digital Certificate...

Tags: Vista, Servers, Security, Networking, Mobile/Wireless, Microsoft, Infrastructure

Blog posts 2007-07-20

Hacker fries McDonald's site

Hacker fries McDonald's siteWhat do you expect?That's what happens when you host your site on Windows 2000.http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/graph/?host=www.mcdonalds.com.cnSome people never learn.Excuse me...But I ordered this website with NO hackers, light on pop-ups, and extra quality. And my fries were a little cold, and the soda is flat.This is the last...

Tags: Hacking, Microsoft Corp., Chineese, hacker, Microsoft Windows, McDonald's Corp.

Discussion threads 2004-12-27