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Multi-Tenant Active Directory
For Managed Service Providers looking for a multi-tenant Active Directory tool, they may be dismayed to hear it doesn’t exist. But, there’s an alternative.
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Who doesn't want to be the best? Learn more about the best practices of the identity and access management (IAM) space.
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Mac® FileVault® Key Escrow
Managing Personal Mac® FileVault® Recovery Keys can represent a big challenge for IT admins, but with a cloud directory, that challenge dissipates.
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Open Source Domain Controller
IT admins are looking for open source alternatives to Active Directory® Domain Services to save themselves both time and money.
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Cheaper Alternative to JumpCloud
When seeking a cheaper alternative to JumpCloud one must consider that open source or commercial alternatives each contain hidden costs.
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Identity and Access Management Solution for Mac®
As more Macs® infiltrate the enterprise, IT admins are being challenged to find an identity and access management solutions for Macs.
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Comparing JumpCloud vs JAMF
As IT admins think about Mac management, two standout options in the market are JumpCloud Directory-as-a-Service and JAMF.
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Renaming an Existing User on macOS®
Rename an existing JumpCloud® user specifically using the Rename script on macOS®. This functionality is useful for all sorts of name changes.
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Definition of WiFi Authentication
Many people take WiFi for granted due to its ubiquity, and to access a network you need authentication. What is the definition of WiFi authentication?
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Cloud Identity Provider Comparison
As new challenges emerge across the identity provider (IdP) market, it's an exciting time for a cloud identity provider comparison.
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Secure Token and FileVault®
By combining Secure Token and FileVault®, Apple® is completely revamping the way that disk encryption and user management work.
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Unified Access Management for Linux
For IT admins wondering if unified access management (UAM) for Linux is truly viable, this post will explore the concept in depth.
