I have been trying to set up Profile Manager, the MDM solution included on OS X Server. Profile Manager is connected to Active Directory, and pulling out information from there. The solution is running on OS X 10.7.3. The profile seems to work fine for email, ldap and vpn. But not for Wi-Fi. In our organization we’re running WPA Enterprise authentication for accessing our Wi-Fi services. The 802.1X authentication methods are EAP-TTLS and PEAPv0 (EAP-MS-CHAP v2) and Directory […] Continue reading →
I have a problem, and that is to keep all my personal and work related passwords handy and at the same time safe. A few weeks ago, a colleague of mine recommended 1Password. 1Password is the Keychain Access Apple never made. I bought it at once and I think it might be the best choice if you’re living in a Apple-centric world. It works great on OS X and iOS, but there are also clients for Windows and Android. But if you want access from your Windows Phone or from a Linux computer, […] Continue reading →
The possibility of using your Windows Phone as a mobile hotspot (accesspoint) was originally a function reserved for new Mango units. This week HTC changed that when releasing an update for HTC HD7 og Mozart. I have the Mozart model and was soon to update my phone. The update is only through Zune on your PC. With internet sharing (tethering) you can share your internet connection with up to 5 guest units, and the sharing is automatically getting disabled after a few minutes of inactivity […] Continue reading →
A lot of junk and some pleasant surprises… Today I’ve installed MacOS X 10.6.6 and tested Apple’s new App Store for MacOS X. The App Store is only available for 10.6 (Snow Leopard), and it will also be an integrated part of Mac OS X “Lion,” due later this year. Linux has long had repositories, which in principle is the same as Apple’s App Store. First of all, this is the first time installation for applications has become problem free on a Mac. There is […] Continue reading →
I bought a Dell Latitude E4200 for my new boss, as this laptop is light, handy and comes in the beautiful color of deep burgundy red! Not only Apple can make machines with a great design. No, no, seriously, the 12,1 inch ultraportable benefits from a fast solid-state hard drive (SSD) and it’s weight is about 1,19 KG. The build quality is impressive, with a magnesium-alloy chassis and no obvious areas of weakness. But before you continue, grab yourself a coffee cup … […] Continue reading →
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