Hi All. This blog is another in an ongoing recent theme I’ve been using; Customer Requests! (Maybe I should add a new tag for this type) This time, I had a customer running device-based RADIUS (802.1x) authentication on their wired network.
Hi All. This blog is another in an ongoing recent theme I’ve been using; Customer Requests! This time, I had a customer running an Office 365 hosted email solution who was looking to change their default email domain. The user’s would
Hi All. This blog is another in an ongoing recent theme I’ve been using; Customer Requests! This time, I had a customer running an Office 365 hosted email solution who was looking to change their default email domain. The user’s would
Anyone who is using the modular deployment technique will have hit the first stumbling block very early on. If you’re deploying an unbooted, unconfigured OS, how do you get it past the Apple setup assistant? After getting past this hurdle,
Hi All, here’s a short and sweet blog post to kick off the new year! I often get asked about setting up NTP configurations on client devices in a better way than manually. You can do this from the command
Making changes on one Mac can easily be made using the GUI interface, but managing a large number of workstations (especially when performing the same operation) can unnecessarily consume too much of your time. I recently had to add a
Since the announcement of the vulnerability in Bash, Apple has released patches for Mavericks, Mountain Lion and Lion. It is recommended that you download and install these patches, asap! Mavericks Mountain Lion Lion
NB: Apple has released the following patches: Mavericks Mountain Lion Lion This was tested on 10.9.5. A new vulnerability has been discovered in the bash shell which is affectionately being called “shellshock”. It’s worth pointing out that this is quite
I have been in a few scenarios where we need to deploy a package and put a file into the home folder of each user on the target system. Of course if we are using Casper we can just create
Hi all. Welcome back to my (hopefully) popular Bash scripting series! In this batch I plan to go through some items which I learnt for a recent education project: modifying network locations via the command line, modifying proxy settings via