Best Practices

Who doesn't want to be the best? Learn more about the best practices of the identity and access management (IAM) space.

BEST PRACTICES

Connect QNAP to Cloud Identity Management

QNAP network attached storage (NAS) appliances are popular on-prem storage devices, but can you connect QNAP to cloud identity management?

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How to Work Smarter with JumpCloud Groups

Managing users and systems manually is a real pain for IT admins. Thankfully, with JumpCloud® Groups in Directory-as-a-Service®, admins can […]

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Manage Synology NAS Access from the Cloud

As Synology is a brand of Network Attached Storage (NAS) appliances, IT admins would like to manage Synology NAS user access from the cloud.

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macOS Catalina SAML Authentication

The announcement of macOS Catalina has many IT admins wondering about using SAML authentication for to manage their Mac systems.

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Manage WiFi Users Securely and with Ease

The two major approaches to managing WiFi users both require them to connect to the network uniquely. How can they do this? We'll explain.

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Password Expiry & Lockout Policy Changes

Be sure your end users don’t get locked out from their resources when their passwords expire. Check out these updates from JumpCloud.

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Set Password Complexity for LDAP

Do you need to set password complexity for LDAP? After all, password complexity requirements can help you better control your IT security.

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Cloud Resiliency and Natural Disaster

Natural disasters impact our lives, homes, and especially IT infrastructure. But when you shift to the cloud, those impacts can be minimized.

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OpenLDAP™ with a Web UI for Admins

Is there OpenLDAP™ with a web UI for admins? The shift of IT to the cloud has sparked a need for cloud open-source directory protocol support.

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OpenLDAP for Windows, Mac & Linux

System authentication via OpenLDAP™ works best with Linux®. But, with Windows® and macOS® systems in most environments, it doesn’t cut it.