Input: [Product] Services based on F-Secure Mac Protection [Versions] All versions [Download]

Output: Fix is available in the automatic update channel. No user actions needed if automatic updates are enabled.


Input: [Product] F-Secure Client Security [Versions] 8 - 9 [Download]

Output: Fix is available in the automatic update channel. No user actions needed if automatic updates are enabled.


Input: [Product] F-Secure Anti-Virus for Workstations [Versions] 8 - 9 [Download]

Output: Fix is available in the automatic update channel. No user actions needed if automatic updates are enabled.


Input: [Product] F-Secure Anti-Virus for Windows Servers [Versions] 8 - 9 [Download]

Output: Fix is available in the automatic update channel. No user actions needed if automatic updates are enabled.


Input: [Product] F-Secure Anti-Virus for Microsoft Exchange [Versions] 9 [Download]

Output: Fix is available in the automatic update channel. No user actions needed if automatic updates are enabled.


Input: [Product] F-Secure Anti-Virus for Citrix Servers [Versions] 8 - 9 [Download]

Output: Fix is available in the automatic update channel. No user actions needed if automatic updates are enabled.


Input: [Product] F-Secure Anti-Virus for Microsoft Exchange [Versions] 6.62 [Download]


Input: [Product] F-Secure Anti-Virus for Microsoft Exchange [Versions] 7.10 [Download]


Input: [Product] F-Secure Anti-Virus for Microsoft Exchange [Versions] 8.00 [Download]


Input: [Product] F-Secure Anti-Virus for Citrix Servers [Versions] 7.00 [Download]


Input: [Product] F-Secure Internet Gatekeeper for Linux [Versions] 2.16 – 4.02 [Download]

Output: ftp://ftp.f-secure.com/support/hotfix/fsav-linux/libfm.4.10.16130.tar.gz Upgrade to version 4.03: http://www.f-secure.com/en_EMEA/downloads/product-updates/internet-gatekeeper-for-linux/


Input: [Product] F-Secure Internet Gatekeeper for Windows [Versions] 6.61 [Download]


Input: [Product] F-Secure Anti-Virus for MIMEsweeper [Versions] 5.61 [Download]


Input: [Product] F-Secure Linux Security [Versions] 7.03 [Download]


Input: [Version] 1.4 [Changes]

Output: Fixed a bug regarding “current” class and added activate-node trigger.

Accordion - Javascript Jquery Accordion Plugin | Unwrongest

Change log


Input: [Version] 1.3 [Changes]

Output: Refactored code and fix a bug with images inside a tags

Accordion - Javascript Jquery Accordion Plugin | Unwrongest

Change log


Input: [Version] 1.2.2 [Changes]

Output: Added functionality to open a panel on load by specifying the li class to “current”.

Accordion - Javascript Jquery Accordion Plugin | Unwrongest

Change log


Input: [Version] 1.2.1 [Changes]

Output: Fixed an error that occurred when no hash was set.

Accordion - Javascript Jquery Accordion Plugin | Unwrongest

Change log


Input: [Version] 1.2 [Changes]

Output: It is now possible to link to a specific level using a hash

Accordion - Javascript Jquery Accordion Plugin | Unwrongest

Change log


Input: [Version] 1.1 [Changes]

Output: Fixed an issue causing the accordion to stop working if you applied the accordion method twice on the same element.

Accordion - Javascript Jquery Accordion Plugin | Unwrongest

Change log


Input: [Service] Address Book [Ohdontforget] Yes [Cronote] Yes [TextMemos]

Output: No

cronote | Send messages into the future!


Input: [Service] Email reminders [Ohdontforget] No [Cronote] Yes [TextMemos]

Output: Yes

cronote | Send messages into the future!


Input: [Service] Text message reminders [Ohdontforget] Yes [Cronote] Yes [TextMemos]

Output: Yes

cronote | Send messages into the future!


Input: [Service] Recurring reminders [Ohdontforget] Yes [Cronote] Limited [TextMemos]

Output: No

cronote | Send messages into the future!


Input: [Service] Multiple recipients [Ohdontforget] No [Cronote] Yes [TextMemos]

Output: No

cronote | Send messages into the future!


Input: [Service] iPhone App [Ohdontforget] No [Cronote] Yes [TextMemos]

Output: No

cronote | Send messages into the future!


Input: [Service] Price [Ohdontforget] $4.95 / month [Cronote] $0.05 per text message [TextMemos]

Output: Free

cronote | Send messages into the future!


Input: [Name] Molecules [Description]

Output: Allows you to see 3D views of certain molecules

App Category: Science/Math | Academic Technology Services


Input: [Name] Video Biology [Description]

Output: Allows students to watch lectures about a wide range of biology topics

App Category: Science/Math | Academic Technology Services


Input: [Name] Wolfram Alpha [Description]

Output: Helpful for math problems

App Category: Science/Math | Academic Technology Services


Input: [Name] Human Anatomy [Description]

Output: The Human Anatomy application is a simple educational quick reference app

App Category: Science/Math | Academic Technology Services


Input: [Name] Muscle System (Head and Neck) [Description]

Output: Study the muscle system of the head and neck

App Category: Science/Math | Academic Technology Services


Input: [Name] Micromedex Drug Information [Description]

Output: Look up prescription drug information

App Category: Science/Math | Academic Technology Services


Input: [Name] Medscape [Description]

Output: Study the muscle system of the head and neck

App Category: Science/Math | Academic Technology Services


Input: [Name] WebMD [Description]

Output: Look up prescription drug information

App Category: Science/Math | Academic Technology Services


Input: [Tool] Jsunit: we already use it for some of our js code. [Pros] can be invoked from an ant build file launches browser to run the tests eclipse plug-in Mailing list is still active [Cons]

Output: launches browser to run the tests Does not support js file to write the unit test code: it has to embedded inside a html file it has not be updated for a couple of years – while there hasn’t been a release changes have been made to the source repository (perhaps minor) in the past year.

Unit Testing in JavaScript | Agile Pain Relief


Input: [Tool] rhinounit [Pros] ant driven supports js file very simple to use [Cons]

Output: Simulation of JavaScript engine: not advanced enough to support our code: I tried to run test code working with jsunit: I encountered issue when loading our common JavaScript files.

Unit Testing in JavaScript | Agile Pain Relief


Input: [Tool] crosscheck: Note: Crosscheck wasn’t tested with any code. [Pros] Can invoked from ant build file Simulates real browser behaviour [Cons]

Output: Simulation of JavaScript engine from a limited number of browser versions. No activity for 2 years: it does not support versions 2.x nor 3.x from Firefox.

Unit Testing in JavaScript | Agile Pain Relief


Input: [Tool] jsspec [Pros] Runs on actual browser [Cons]

Output: JavaScript only framework: cannot be called from ant build file

Unit Testing in JavaScript | Agile Pain Relief


Input: [Tool] jspec (no website – just a source tree) [Pros] Runs on actual browser [Cons]

Output: Does not seem to support our code: I tried to run test code running with js unit: I encountered issue when loading our common JavaScript files. JavaScript only framework: cannot be called from ant build file

Unit Testing in JavaScript | Agile Pain Relief


Input: [Tool] Screw.unit (docs) Note: Not tested but it is very similar to jsspec and jspec. [Pros] Runs on actual browser [Cons]

Output: JavaScript only framework: cannot be called from ant build file

Unit Testing in JavaScript | Agile Pain Relief


Input: [0] Forcibly Remove [Perfect Uninstaller] Yes [Add/Remove Applet]

Output: No

Perfect Uninstaller - A Better and Easier Uninstaller


Input: [0] Forcibly Remove Corrupted Program [Perfect Uninstaller] Yes [Add/Remove Applet]

Output: No

Perfect Uninstaller - A Better and Easier Uninstaller


Input: [0] Registry Entries Clean [Perfect Uninstaller] Great [Add/Remove Applet]

Output: Poor

Perfect Uninstaller - A Better and Easier Uninstaller


Input: [0] Forcibly Display/Uninstll Hidden Program [Perfect Uninstaller] Yes [Add/Remove Applet]

Output: No

Perfect Uninstaller - A Better and Easier Uninstaller


Input: [0] Show Details Of Program [Perfect Uninstaller] Great [Add/Remove Applet]

Output: Poor

Perfect Uninstaller - A Better and Easier Uninstaller


Input: [0] Speed [Perfect Uninstaller] Great [Add/Remove Applet]

Output: Poor

Perfect Uninstaller - A Better and Easier Uninstaller


Input: [0] Name [1] URL [3] Price U$D [4] Other [2]

Output: Details

Content Generator - Software that generates text for use as content


Input: [0] Random content generator [1] aspapp.com (no longer available) [3] ------- [4] Online service. User has to get a login user and pass to download the script.* [2]

Output: User can enter the desired amount of keywords and it will generate a long content which includes them.

Content Generator - Software that generates text for use as content


Input: [0] Content Solution v2.0 [1] thecontentsolution [3] 147 [4] It is not downloadable (only purchase option). It does not defeat Copyscape and other duplication alarms. [2]

Output: article rewriting, latent semantic analysis thesaurus customization Allows to: grab content (rss feeds, articles, import text files), download newly created content

Content Generator - Software that generates text for use as content


Input: [0] Keyword typo generator [1] seochat.com [3] ------- [4] Online service based on a common spelling/typo mistakes database.*2 [2]

Output: User needs to choose a keyword or key phrase and it will provide several misspellings for it.

Content Generator - Software that generates text for use as content


Input: [0] Webspinner Software [1] webspinnersoftware [3] 59.95/ month 399.95/ year [4] --------------- [2]

Output: The text is modified to pass the human-reader test. Randomize paragraph lengths Remove links Bold Keywords Ban URLs scrape SERPS and any patterned website Learning thesaurus Text import

Content Generator - Software that generates text for use as content


Input: [0] ArticleBot [1] articlebot.com [3] 39.99 per year [4] There is no product information in the website, so the research was made under comments. [2]

Output: According to comments from the web, it manipulates content. There is no demo. It uses some fixed phrase insertion.

Content Generator - Software that generates text for use as content


Input: [0] Traffic Equalizer [1] trafficequalizer.com [3] 147 [4] Has no trial version. [2]

Output: The user must enter keywords, fill in some form details and the software generates content. Does not say how.

Content Generator - Software that generates text for use as content


Input: [0] Article Equalizer [1] articleequalizer [3] 97 [4] Has no trial version. [2]

Output: The user must complete some details, then select up to 1000 articles and it will create the content for your website.

Content Generator - Software that generates text for use as content


Input: [Feature] Administrative upload of files and images [Description]

Output: Administrators can upload files and images to use for promotional materials, photos, site content, and site appearance.


Input: [Feature] Advanced Reporting [Description]

Output: Advanced Reporting provides you with extensive online tools to better quantify your impact in your community. Advanced reporting allows you to run reports online for any custom fields that you have added, shows you up-to-the second reports on your most popular agencies and opportunities, compares your volunteer interests with your available opportunities, and much more.


Input: [Feature] Automated Listing Maintenance [Description]

Output: Automated Listing Maintenance helps you keep information up-to-date for all of your agency and opportunity listings. Enterprise Edition automatically emails contacts for any listings whose information is out-of-date. This system reduces the cost of keeping your information current while ensuring that your volunteers are always looking at current content.


Input: [Feature] Board Connections [Description]

Output: Board Connections is an advanced system to help you manage available board positions in your community. Board Connections allows agencies to post board opening through the Internet and provides tools prospecitve candidates to register online, create detailed profiles about their qualifications, and to research and apply for board positions. The matching process takes place online increasing the exposure of your board positions while making it easier for community members to apply


Input: [Feature] Clickthrough tracker [Description]

Output: Clickthrough Tracker allows you to track the number of people that click on a given URL. This is a powerful tool for measuring the effectiveness of your news and email.


Input: [Feature] Custom Domain Names [Description]

Output: Custom Domain Names allow you to create your own domain name to use for your Enterprise Edition site. Thus, if your center currently uses the internet address http://www.yourcenter.com, you can easily set up volunteer solutions at http://volunteer.yourcenter.com.


Input: [Feature] Custom Questions [Description]

Output: Custom Questions provides you an online tool for customizing fields collected for your agency, opportunity, and volunteer records. The fields you add can be private (admin only) or seen by the user as well as a number of other options. Your custom fields you are tightly integrated into the online report center, including exportable CSV files. The Data Customization system used by Enterprise Edition is one of the most advanced in the world and helps you capture and report on the information you need.


Input: [Feature] Customized Email Templates [Description]

Output: Customized Email Templates allows you to setup templates to use when sending system-generated email alerts to your users. For example, you can customize the email messages your agencies and users receive when they first register, when volunteers sign up for a specific project, and much more.


Input: [Feature] Customized Home Page [Description]

Output: Enterprise Edition allows administrators to easily adapts the home page of their site to meet their local needs. With Customized Home Pages, an administrator can quickly reorder items on their home page, and even add and remove items as they see fit. This requires no technical skills, and is as easy as moving them to where you want them to appear. Combined with the site skins option, you are able to focus volunteers on the aspects of your site that matter for your community.


Input: [Feature] Data Export [Description]

Output: Data Export provides you integrated, easy-to-use tools to download data related to your agencies, volunteers, opportunities, referrals, etc. The format of the export files (CSV) can be read by most modern applications including Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, etc.


Input: [Feature] Data Import [Description]

Output: Data Import provides you integrated, easy-to-use tools to import data related to your agencies, volunteers, and opportunities. The format of the import files (CSV) can be created by most modern applications including Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, etc.


Input: [Feature] Data Sharing [Description]

Output: Data Sharing is an advanced feature designed to help organizations near each other work together by sharing your listings with each other. For example, with data sharing, you can create a state-wide database of volunteer opportunities by collecting data from 10 different centers. Each center maintains its own brand while providing relevant content at the state-wide level.


Input: [Feature] Detailed Change Log [Description]

Output: The online change log keeps a detailed history of all changes to the data for each of your listings, including information about who made the change. In this way, you can easily keep track of changes made by both the local agencies and your staff.


Input: [Feature] Detailed Volunteer Profiles [Description]

Output: Detailed Volunteer Profiles allow your volunteers to save unlimited volunteer profiles detailing their volunteer interests. This data is fully integrated into the Report Center helping you to understand the interests of your volunteers.


Input: [Feature] Email Letterhead [Description]

Output: Fully customize the letterhead you use when sending all emails from your site. This feature ensures that every email message you send, including all automated email messages, arrive into their recipient's inbox fully branded with the information that you configure.


Input: [Feature] Email Log [Description]

Output: The email log keeps a detailed history of email communication between you and your agencies and users.


Input: [Feature] eSurvey [Description]

Output: eSurvey allows you to design online surveys that you can send to everybody or to targeted subsets of your agency/user databases.


Input: [Feature] Expanded Geographic Coverage [Description]

Output: Expanded geographic coverage allows your opportunities to specify multiple geographic regions to match zip code searches initiated by prospective volunteers. For example, this option allows an opportunity to be made available to a specific address or to a set of cities, counties, or to a states or the entire country.


Input: [Feature] Extensive Online Reporting [Description]

Output: Online Reporting provides you with online tools to manage your agencies, opportunities, and volunteers. The online reports include an advanced report wizard to help you view many different slices of your agencies, opportunities, volunteers, and referrals, demographic reports to help you understand the backgrounds of your volunteer, and much more.


Input: [Feature] Group Registrations [Description]

Output: Allows volunteers to list family or group members who they volunteer with. Admins can set up custom questions for these groups.


Input: [Feature] Hit Tracker [Description]

Output: Hit Tracker allows you to track statistics on the frequency and timing of searches being conducted on your site by registered volunteers. Combined with exporting to Excel, this is an effective way of tracking actual usage of your site.


Input: [Feature] Hours Tracking [Description]

Output: Hours tracking helps you quantify your volunteerism by making it easy to capture the number of hours volunteered in your community. Hours tracking is designed to help volunteers, agencies, and administrators work together to keep track of the hours worked. With full integration into the online Report Center, the hours tracking feature provides you another up-to-date measurement of your community impact.


Input: [Feature] Multi-Tiered Site Administration [Description]

Output: Multi-Tiered Site Administration lets you create an online staff group with whom to share your daily administrative tasks. For example, you can designate a group of administrators for your upcoming event, a separate administrator for your agency and opportunity listings, and even assign read-only privileges to your executive team. The multi-tiered site administration feature is both easy-to-use and flexible to meet your changing needs.


Input: [Feature] Online Agency Registration [Description]

Output: Online Agency Registration and Approval provides you with a set of online forms for local organizations to register online with your organization and for your staff to approve those registrations.


Input: [Feature] Online Opportunity Registration [Description]

Output: Online Opportunity Registration and Approval provides you with an easy to use online registration process for your agencies to post an unlimited number of volunteer opportunities. Your staff will be able to approve each of these opportunities online.


Input: [Feature] Online Traffic Logs [Description]

Output: Each night, Enterprise Edition automatically generates a report based on all the traffic your site received. At any time, you can see how many people visited your site, how many pages were seen, and much more. The online traffic log reports allow you to report on traffic to your site over a time frame you specify.


Input: [Feature] Online Volunteer Registration [Description]

Output: Online Volunteer Registration allows potential volunteers to register online with your organization, providing both their contact information and a detailed profile of their interests.


Input: [Feature] PDF Reports [Description]

Output: PDF Reports allow you to save your online, dynamic reports as PDF files to easily share with others. For example, with this feature, you can easily email your colleagues a PDF displaying volunteers who recently logged their hours.


Input: [Feature] Product Connections [Description]

Output: Product Connections is an online tool to match non-financial gifts between your organizations and community members. This feature helps organizations obtain the goods they need through an efficient online matching tool


Input: [Feature] Rule Based Opportunity Import [Description]

Output: Allows you to import opportunities using a set of rules, such as keywords and the way an opportunity is categorized, to decide whether or not a given opportunity is imported into your site


Input: [Feature] Share Data Nationally [Description]

Output: Share your data nationally among other volunteer center and corporate sites, with full branding and promotion of your site


Input: [Feature] Sublicensing [Description]

Output: Sublicensing allows you to provide volunteer portals to other organization in your community. For example, if you are a Volunteer Center that works with a local corporation, sublicensing would give you the ability to create a corporate-branded employee volunteer portal.


Input: [Feature] Synchronized Copies of Listings [Description]

Output: A feature to easily create copies of your listings, keeping the information you choose automatically synchronized. This feature is extremely useful to, for example, repost volunteer opportunities or to specify in detail who should be contacted in which area.


Input: [Feature] Unlimited Custom Medallions [Description]

Output: The Custom Medallions feature allows your organization to highlight listings in an unlimited number of ways. Each medallion is an icon that you select with an associated meaning that can be used to highlight listings throughout your site. For example, you can create a "holiday" medallion to help your users quickly identify holiday related listings.


Input: [Feature] Unlimited Email Attachments [Description]

Output: Unlimited Email Attachments provide an integrated form for sending attachments to different groups of users in your system. For example, if you want to send a flyer about an upcoming volunteer fair to your registered agencies and volunteers, you can do so with a few clicks in the report center.


Input: [Feature] User Control of Site Skins [Description]

Output: Control the appearance of your site. For VS mini the administrator is allowed to update colors and fonts on their site. Other versions of Volunteer Solutions allow for full site branding to customize the appearance of the site in very powerful and flexible ways.


Input: [Feature] Volunteer Event Management [Description]

Output: Volunteer Event Management (VEM) is the perfect tool to help you efficiently organize your volunteer events. With easy to use forms for your center, your agencies, and your volunteers, you can now leverage the Internet to match volunteers with projects available in your community and for your events. This feature can be purchased separately for non-Enterprise licenses. More information at http://www.volunteersolutions.org/products/vems/.


Input: [Feature] Volunteer Events Calendar [Description]

Output: The volunteer community calendar is used to provide a calendar like interface to finding one-time opportunities. Volunteers can then browse available opportunities by month to find events on specific days in which they are interested in volunteering.


Input: [Control] 1 [Critical Security Control] Inventory of Authorized and Unauthorized Device [Tenable] ✔ View Dashboard [Impact on Attack Mitigation]

Output: Very High

Council on CyberSecurity Critical Security Controls | Tenable Network Security


Input: [Control] 2 [Critical Security Control] Inventory of Authorized and Software [Tenable] ✔ View Dashboard [Impact on Attack Mitigation]

Output: Very High

Council on CyberSecurity Critical Security Controls | Tenable Network Security


Input: [Control] 3 [Critical Security Control] Secure Configuration of HW and SW on Mobile devices, Laptops, Workstation and Servers [Tenable] ✔ View Dashboard [Impact on Attack Mitigation]

Output: Very High

Council on CyberSecurity Critical Security Controls | Tenable Network Security


Input: [Control] 4 [Critical Security Control] Continuous Vulnerability Assessment and Remediation [Tenable] ✔ View Dashboard [Impact on Attack Mitigation]

Output: Very High

Council on CyberSecurity Critical Security Controls | Tenable Network Security


Input: [Control] 5 [Critical Security Control] Malware Defenses [Tenable] ✔ View Dashboard [Impact on Attack Mitigation]

Output: High/Medium

Council on CyberSecurity Critical Security Controls | Tenable Network Security


Input: [Control] 6 [Critical Security Control] Application Software Security [Tenable] ✔ View Dashboard [Impact on Attack Mitigation]

Output: High

Council on CyberSecurity Critical Security Controls | Tenable Network Security


Input: [Control] 7 [Critical Security Control] Wireless Access Control [Tenable] ✔ View Dashboard [Impact on Attack Mitigation]

Output: High

Council on CyberSecurity Critical Security Controls | Tenable Network Security


Input: [Control] 8 [Critical Security Control] Data Recovery Capability [Tenable] ✔ [Impact on Attack Mitigation]

Output: Medium

Council on CyberSecurity Critical Security Controls | Tenable Network Security


Input: [Control] 9 [Critical Security Control] Security Skills Assessment and Appropriate Training to Fill Gaps [Tenable] ✔ [Impact on Attack Mitigation]

Output: Medium

Council on CyberSecurity Critical Security Controls | Tenable Network Security


Input: [Control] 10 [Critical Security Control] Secure Configuration of Network Devices (FWs, Routers, and Switches) [Tenable] ✔ View Dashboard [Impact on Attack Mitigation]

Output: High/Medium

Council on CyberSecurity Critical Security Controls | Tenable Network Security


Input: [Control] 11 [Critical Security Control] Limitation and Control of Network Ports, Protocols, and Services [Tenable] ✔ View Dashboard [Impact on Attack Mitigation]

Output: High/Medium

Council on CyberSecurity Critical Security Controls | Tenable Network Security


Input: [Control] 12 [Critical Security Control] Controlled Use of Administrative Privileges [Tenable] ✔ View Dashboard [Impact on Attack Mitigation]

Output: High/Medium

Council on CyberSecurity Critical Security Controls | Tenable Network Security


Input: [Control] 13 [Critical Security Control] Boundary Defenses [Tenable] ✔ [Impact on Attack Mitigation]

Output: High/Medium

Council on CyberSecurity Critical Security Controls | Tenable Network Security


Input: [Control] 14 [Critical Security Control] Maintenance, Monitoring, and Analysis of Audit Logs [Tenable] ✔ View Dashboard [Impact on Attack Mitigation]

Output: Medium

Council on CyberSecurity Critical Security Controls | Tenable Network Security


Input: [Control] 15 [Critical Security Control] Controlled Access Based on the Need to Know [Tenable] ✔ View Dashboard [Impact on Attack Mitigation]

Output: Medium

Council on CyberSecurity Critical Security Controls | Tenable Network Security


Input: [Control] 16 [Critical Security Control] Account Monitoring and Control [Tenable] ✔ View Dashboard [Impact on Attack Mitigation]

Output: Medium

Council on CyberSecurity Critical Security Controls | Tenable Network Security


Input: [Control] 17 [Critical Security Control] Data Protection [Tenable] ✔ View Dashboard [Impact on Attack Mitigation]

Output: Medium/Low

Council on CyberSecurity Critical Security Controls | Tenable Network Security


Input: [Control] 18 [Critical Security Control] Incident Response and Management [Tenable] ✔ [Impact on Attack Mitigation]

Output: Medium

Council on CyberSecurity Critical Security Controls | Tenable Network Security


Input: [Control] 19 [Critical Security Control] Secure Network Engineering [Tenable] ✔ [Impact on Attack Mitigation]

Output: Low

Council on CyberSecurity Critical Security Controls | Tenable Network Security


Input: [Control] 20 [Critical Security Control] Penetration Testing and Red Team Exercises [Tenable] ✔ [Impact on Attack Mitigation]

Output: Low

Council on CyberSecurity Critical Security Controls | Tenable Network Security


Input: [MobileMe Service] Mail [Available in iCloud]

Output: Available


Input: [MobileMe Service] Contacts [Available in iCloud]

Output: Available


Input: [MobileMe Service] Calendar [Available in iCloud]

Output: Available


Input: [MobileMe Service] Bookmarks [Available in iCloud]

Output: Available


Input: [MobileMe Service] Find My iPhone [Available in iCloud]

Output: Available


Input: [MobileMe Service] Back to My Mac [Available in iCloud]

Output: Available


Input: [MobileMe Service] iWeb publishing [Available in iCloud]

Output: Unavailable


Input: [MobileMe Service] Gallery [Available in iCloud]

Output: Unavailable


Input: [MobileMe Service] iDisk [Available in iCloud]

Output: unavailable


Input: [Download] htaccess.wbm.gz [Description] Edit your .htaccess files, using an interface similar to Webmin's Apache module. [Supports] All operating systems [Name]

Output: Apache Options Files


Input: [Download] language.wbm.gz [Description] Change the language that Usermin uses when you are logged in. [Supports] All operating systems [Name]

Output: Change Language


Input: [Download] changepass.wbm.gz [Description] Change your password, either by calling PAM or running the passwd command. [Supports] All operating systems [Name]

Output: Change Password


Input: [Download] theme.wbm.gz [Description] Change the theme that Usermin uses when you are logged in. [Supports] All operating systems [Name]

Output: Change Theme


Input: [Download] chfn.wbm.gz [Description] Change your Unix real name, office, phone numbers and shell. [Supports] Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD and OpenBSD [Name]

Output: Change User Details


Input: [Download] shell.wbm.gz [Description] Run simple shell commands and see their output. [Supports] All operating systems [Name]

Output: Command Shell


Input: [Download] commands.wbm.gz [Description] Run custom commands defined in Webmin that have been configured to be usable from Usermin. [Supports] All operating systems [Name]

Output: Custom Commands


Input: [Download] quota.wbm.gz [Description] View your quotas and those of your groups on all filesystems for which they are enabled. [Supports] Most operating systems [Name]

Output: Disk Quotas


Input: [Download] fetchmail.wbm.gz [Description] Configure Fetchmail to download email from a remote POP3 or IMAP server to a local address. [Supports] All operating systems [Name]

Output: Fetchmail Mail Retrieval


Input: [Download] file.wbm.gz [Description] Explore, view, edit and set permissions on files on the system. [Supports] All operating systems [Name]

Output: File Manager


Input: [Download] gnupg.wbm.gz [Description] Encrypt, decrypt, sign and verify files with GnuPG. Also supports key management and key generation. [Supports] All operating systems [Name]

Output: GnuPG Encryption


Input: [Download] tunnel.wbm.gz [Description] Connect to another HTTP server via a tunnel through the Usermin server. [Supports] All operating systems [Name]

Output: HTTP Tunnel


Input: [Download] cshrc.wbm.gz [Description] Edit your .login, .profile and .cshrc files, depending on the login shell. [Supports] All operating systems [Name]

Output: Login Scripts


Input: [Download] mailcap.wbm.gz [Description] Edit the ~/.mailcap file, which maps MIME types to handler programs [Supports] All operating systems [Name]

Output: MIME Type Programs


Input: [Download] forward.wbm.gz [Description] Edit the .forward or .qmail-* files that control what happens to email sent to your account. [Supports] All operating systems [Name]

Output: Mail Forwarding and Replies


Input: [Download] usermount.wbm.gz [Description] Mount and unmount filesystems that have been marked as managable by normal users. [Supports] Only Linux [Name]

Output: Mount Filesystems


Input: [Download] mysql.wbm.gz [Description] Login to MySQL and manage tables and records through an interface similar to Webmin's MySQL module. [Supports] All operating systems [Name]

Output: MySQL Database


Input: [Download] plan.wbm.gz [Description] Edit your .plan file, sent in response to finger requests. [Supports] All operating systems [Name]

Output: Plan File


Input: [Download] postgresql.wbm.gz [Description] Login to PostgreSQL and manage tables and records through an interface similar to Webmin's PostgreSQL module. [Supports] All operating systems [Name]

Output: PostgreSQL Database


Input: [Download] procmail.wbm.gz [Description] Configure advanced content-based forwarding for mail sent to your account. Requires Procmail to be installed and properly set up for mail delivery. [Supports] All operating systems [Name]

Output: Procmail Mail Filter


Input: [Download] htaccess-htpasswd.wbm.gz [Description] Create .htaccess and htpasswd files to protect web-acessible directories. [Supports] All operating systems [Name]

Output: Protected Web Directories


Input: [Download] mailbox.wbm.gz [Description] Read, compose, forward and reply to email. Supports multiple folders, GnuPG encryption, attachments and an address book. [Supports] Most operating systems [Name]

Output: Read Mail


Input: [Download] proc.wbm.gz [Description] View all processes running on the system, kill those belonging to your, and start new ones. [Supports] Most operating systems [Name]

Output: Running Processes


Input: [Download] ssh.wbm.gz [Description] Edit your SSH client configuration, private key and lists of authorized keys and known hosts. [Supports] All operating systems [Name]

Output: SSH Configuration


Input: [Download] telnet.wbm.gz [Description] Login to the server with SSH. [Supports] All operating systems [Name]

Output: SSH Login


Input: [Download] at.wbm.gz [Description] Create and edit one-off At jobs. [Supports] Most operating systems [Name]

Output: Scheduled Commands


Input: [Download] cron.wbm.gz [Description] Edit and create recurring Cron jobs. [Supports] All operating systems [Name]

Output: Scheduled Cron Jobs


Input: [Download] schedule.wbm.gz [Description] Schedule the automatic sending of email messages, either on a repeating schedule or a single date. [Supports] All operating systems [Name]

Output: Scheduled Emails


Input: [Download] spam.wbm.gz [Description] Set up and configure SpamAssassin to filter email sent to your account. [Supports] All operating systems [Name]

Output: SpamAssassin Mail Filter


Input: [Download] man.wbm.gz [Description] Search man pages and other system documentation, just like in the Webmin module of the same name. [Supports] Most operating systems [Name]

Output: System Documentation


Input: [Download] updown.wbm.gz [Description] Upload files to your account or have Usermin download files from remote URLs. [Supports] All operating systems [Name]

Output: Upload and Download


Input: [Features] Content Construction [Joomla] Joomla has sections and single level of category. [Drupal]

Output: Drupal allows multilevel category.


Input: [Joomla] Joomla lacks this feature. [Drupal]

Output: Drupal provides support for tagging the content.


Input: [Joomla] Joomla has only one content type. But all above features can be extended through custom componet like jsebold , k2 ,sobi2 etc [Drupal]

Output: Drupal can create different content types.


Input: [Features] Ease of Use [Joomla] Joomla has excellent GUI and is quite easy to understand. [Drupal]

Output: Drupal has text based admin panel that requires some time understanding the terminology.


Input: [Features] Template/Themes [Joomla] Joomla has a wide selection of free and commercial designs [Drupal]

Output: Very few commercial themes are available in Drupal.


Input: [Joomla] Joomla has limited overide functions [Drupal]

Output: Drupal has excellent overriding features.


Input: [Joomla] Only a single template can be used with Joomla at one time. [Drupal]

Output: Drupal supports multiple themes.


Input: [Features] Access Control List [Joomla] Joomla has only 3 user levels and 7 user groups. [Drupal]

Output: In Drupal, user can create unlimited user level s, roles, users groups and set permissions.


Input: [Features] Performance [Joomla] Page loading slow in Joomla [Drupal]

Output: Page loading fast in Drupal.


Input: [Features] SEO [Joomla] Joomla requires a third party extension to have SEF urls. [Drupal]

Output: Drupal has clean search engine friendly (SEF) urls and code is generally well-optimized.


Input: [Features] Internationalization [Joomla] Joomla requires third party extension e.g. joomfish. [Drupal]

Output: Drupal has inbuilt support for multilingual sites.


Input: [Features] Multisites [Joomla] Joomla does not have the multisite feature. [Drupal]

Output: Drupal can create multisites and sub-sites and data can be shared between the sites.


Input: [Features] Development [Joomla] Joomla follow MVC structure. [Drupal]

Output: Drupal does not follow the MVC structure, instead it uses limited OOPS concept.


Input: [Joomla] Joomla can be extended through new extension and module and provide plugins to extend system capability. [Drupal]

Output: Drupal can be extended through new module. Drupal provides hooks to extend system.


Input: [Joomla] Joomla has limited template override features. [Drupal]

Output: Drupal provides template override to theme of every page


Input: [Features] E-commerce [Joomla] Joomla has virtuemart [Drupal]

Output: Drupal has ubercart for ecommerce


Input: [Features] Forums [Joomla] Joomla requires Agora, Kunena [Drupal]

Output: Drupal has inbuilt forum support


Input: [Features] Document Management [Joomla] Joomla has docman [Drupal]

Output: Drupal lacks this


Input: [Features] Photo Galleries & Event Calendars [Joomla] Requires third party modules and extensions [Drupal]

Output: Requires third party modules and extensions


Input: [Veeam] 100% [Others] Unknown [Requirement]

Output: Reliability of backups

Veeam Backup & Replication | VMBackupWorks.com


Input: [Veeam] Minutes [Others] Hours [Requirement]

Output: Recover VM from backup

Veeam Backup & Replication | VMBackupWorks.com


Input: [Veeam] Any application Inexpensive (included) [Others] Select applications only Expensive (per-application or per-object fees) [Requirement]

Output: Recover individual application items

Veeam Backup & Replication | VMBackupWorks.com


Input: [Veeam] Any file system [Others] Windows, maybe Linux [Requirement]

Output: Recover individual guest files

Veeam Backup & Replication | VMBackupWorks.com


Input: [Veeam] Included [Others] Not available [Requirement]

Output: Create sandbox on demand for testing/training/development/QA

Veeam Backup & Replication | VMBackupWorks.com


Input: [Veeam] Included [Others] Extra (if available at all) [Requirement]

Output: Additional capabilities: replication, deduplication, centralized management

Veeam Backup & Replication | VMBackupWorks.com


Input: [Fixed server role] sysadmin [Description]

Output: Can perform any activity in SQL Server.


Input: [Fixed server role] serveradmin [Description]

Output: Can set serverwide configuration options, shut down the server.


Input: [Fixed server role] setupadmin [Description]

Output: Can manage linked servers and startup procedures.


Input: [Fixed server role] securityadmin [Description]

Output: Can manage logins and CREATE DATABASE permissions, also read error logs and change passwords.


Input: [Fixed server role] processadmin [Description]

Output: Can manage processes running in SQL Server.


Input: [Fixed server role] dbcreator [Description]

Output: Can create, alter, and drop databases.


Input: [Fixed server role] diskadmin [Description]

Output: Can manage disk files.


Input: [Fixed server role] bulkadmin [Description]

Output: Can execute BULK INSERT statements.


Input: [Documentation] Does not exist [SCORE] 0 [Processes]

Output: No process in place


Input: [CMM Level] Initial [Documentation] Exists [SCORE] 1 [Processes]

Output: Process in place


Input: [CMM Level] Repeatable [Documentation] Centrally available [SCORE] 2 [Processes]

Output: Documented


Input: [CMM Level] Defined [Documentation] Understood by all [SCORE] 3 [Processes]

Output: Consistently applied


Input: [CMM Level] Managed [Documentation] Regularly reviewed and updated [SCORE] 4 [Processes]

Output: Regularly reviewed and updated


Input: [CMM Level] Optimized [Documentation] Regular quality improvement [SCORE] 5 [Processes]

Output: Regular quality improvement


Input: [PC-blat] Yes [NT-blat] No [sendmail] Yes [Outlook-Q Lotus-Q] Yes [Outlook-Up Lotus-Up] Yes [0]

Output: Baan on Unix

b2Mail-Merge Frequently Asked Questions, NAZDAQ - YOUR DOCUMENTS. YOUR WAY.


Input: [PC-blat] Yes [NT-blat] Yes [sendmail] No [Outlook-Q Lotus-Q] Yes [Outlook-Up Lotus-Up] Yes [0]

Output: Baan on Windows Server

b2Mail-Merge Frequently Asked Questions, NAZDAQ - YOUR DOCUMENTS. YOUR WAY.


Input: [PC-blat] Slower [NT-blat] Fast [sendmail] Fast [Outlook-Q Lotus-Q] Slower [Outlook-Up Lotus-Up] Slower [0]

Output: Speed

b2Mail-Merge Frequently Asked Questions, NAZDAQ - YOUR DOCUMENTS. YOUR WAY.


Input: [PC-blat] No [NT-blat] No [sendmail] Yes [Outlook-Q Lotus-Q] No [Outlook-Up Lotus-Up] No [0]

Output: Cron Jobs

b2Mail-Merge Frequently Asked Questions, NAZDAQ - YOUR DOCUMENTS. YOUR WAY.


Input: [PC-blat] Yes [NT-blat] Yes [sendmail] Yes [Outlook-Q Lotus-Q] Yes [Outlook-Up Lotus-Up] No [0]

Output: Windows Jobs

b2Mail-Merge Frequently Asked Questions, NAZDAQ - YOUR DOCUMENTS. YOUR WAY.


Input: [PC-blat] Yes [NT-blat] No [sendmail] No [Outlook-Q Lotus-Q] Yes [Outlook-Up Lotus-Up] Yes [0]

Output: Copies files to PC

b2Mail-Merge Frequently Asked Questions, NAZDAQ - YOUR DOCUMENTS. YOUR WAY.


Input: [PC-blat] No [NT-blat] No [sendmail] No [Outlook-Q Lotus-Q] Yes [Outlook-Up Lotus-Up] Yes [0]

Output: Must Have Outlook/Lotus Notes

b2Mail-Merge Frequently Asked Questions, NAZDAQ - YOUR DOCUMENTS. YOUR WAY.


Input: [PC-blat] Baan temp [NT-blat] $BSE/tmp [sendmail] $BSE/tmp [Outlook-Q Lotus-Q] Sent-Items [Outlook-Up Lotus-Up] Sent-Items [0]

Output: Messages Saved in

b2Mail-Merge Frequently Asked Questions, NAZDAQ - YOUR DOCUMENTS. YOUR WAY.


Input: [PC-blat] In Baan [NT-blat] In Baan [sendmail] In Baan [Outlook-Q Lotus-Q] Sent-Items [Outlook-Up Lotus-Up] Sent-Items [0]

Output: E-mail Logs

b2Mail-Merge Frequently Asked Questions, NAZDAQ - YOUR DOCUMENTS. YOUR WAY.


Input: [PC-blat] Defined in application [NT-blat] Defined in application [sendmail] Defined in application [Outlook-Q Lotus-Q] Userid from Outlook/Lotus Notes [Outlook-Up Lotus-Up] Userid from Outlook/Lotus Notes [0]

Output: Sender

b2Mail-Merge Frequently Asked Questions, NAZDAQ - YOUR DOCUMENTS. YOUR WAY.


Input: [PC-blat] Must open every client for SMTP sending [NT-blat] Must open Baan Server for SMTP sending [sendmail] Sendmail to be activated from Baan Server [Outlook-Up Lotus-Up] - [0]

Output: Company E-Mail Procedures to be addressed

b2Mail-Merge Frequently Asked Questions, NAZDAQ - YOUR DOCUMENTS. YOUR WAY.


Input: [Feature] Client Management [Community Edition 2.1] No [Professional Edition] Yes [Community Edition 1.7.5]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Project Management [Community Edition 2.1] No [Professional Edition] Yes [Community Edition 1.7.5]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Advanced CRM Dashboard [Community Edition 2.1] No [Professional Edition] Yes [Community Edition 1.7.5]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Client Folders [Community Edition 2.1] No [Professional Edition] Yes [Community Edition 1.7.5]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Automatic alerts and reminders [Community Edition 2.1] Yes [Professional Edition] Yes [Community Edition 1.7.5]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Custom Reports [Community Edition 2.1] Yes [Professional Edition] Yes [Community Edition 1.7.5]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Billing [Community Edition 2.1] Yes [Professional Edition] Yes [Community Edition 1.7.5]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Realtime capture [iShowU] Yes [HD] Yes [Studio] No [HD Pro]

Output: Yes

iShowU HD Pro | Mac screen capture software


Input: [0] Pause/Resume [iShowU] Yes [HD] Yes [Studio] No [HD Pro]

Output: Yes

iShowU HD Pro | Mac screen capture software


Input: [0] Follow Mouse6 [iShowU] Yes [HD] Yes [Studio] No [HD Pro]

Output: Yes

iShowU HD Pro | Mac screen capture software


Input: [0] Record microphone audio [iShowU] Yes [HD] Yes [Studio] Yes [HD Pro]

Output: Yes

iShowU HD Pro | Mac screen capture software


Input: [0] Record system audio [iShowU] Yes [HD] Yes [Studio] Yes [HD Pro]

Output: Yes

iShowU HD Pro | Mac screen capture software


Input: [0] Custom presets [iShowU] Yes [HD] Yes [Studio] No [HD Pro]

Output: Yes

iShowU HD Pro | Mac screen capture software


Input: [0] On the fly GPU scaling [iShowU] No [HD] Yes [Studio] Yes [HD Pro]

Output: Yes

iShowU HD Pro | Mac screen capture software


Input: [0] Custom backgrounds [iShowU] No [HD] Yes [Studio] No [HD Pro]

Output: Yes

iShowU HD Pro | Mac screen capture software


Input: [0] iSight/Webcam support [iShowU] No [HD] Yes [Studio] Yes [HD Pro]

Output: Yes

iShowU HD Pro | Mac screen capture software


Input: [0] Automatically detects and scales full screen apps1 [iShowU] No [HD] Yes [Studio] Yes [HD Pro]

Output: Yes

iShowU HD Pro | Mac screen capture software


Input: [0] Upload to web2 [iShowU] No [HD] Yes [Studio] Yes [HD Pro]

Output: Yes

iShowU HD Pro | Mac screen capture software


Input: [0] Embed watermarks [iShowU] No [HD] No [Studio] Yes [HD Pro]

Output: Yes

iShowU HD Pro | Mac screen capture software


Input: [0] Record Keystrokes [iShowU] No [HD] No [Studio] Yes [HD Pro]

Output: Yes

iShowU HD Pro | Mac screen capture software


Input: [0] Support for all CoreAudio inputs3 [iShowU] No [HD] No [Studio] Yes [HD Pro]

Output: Yes

iShowU HD Pro | Mac screen capture software


Input: [0] Specific support for Final Cut Express/Pro4 [iShowU] No [HD] No [Studio] No [HD Pro]

Output: Yes

iShowU HD Pro | Mac screen capture software


Input: [0] Low CPU usage mode (L/SL only)5 [iShowU] No [HD] No [Studio] No [HD Pro]

Output: Yes

iShowU HD Pro | Mac screen capture software


Input: [0] Editing of footage after recording is finished [iShowU] No [HD] No [Studio] Yes [HD Pro]

Output: No

iShowU HD Pro | Mac screen capture software


Input: [0] Easy trimming of unwanted clips [iShowU] No [HD] No [Studio] Yes [HD Pro]

Output: No

iShowU HD Pro | Mac screen capture software


Input: [0] Add additional other video, music or audio annotations [iShowU] No [HD] No [Studio] Yes [HD Pro]

Output: No

iShowU HD Pro | Mac screen capture software


Input: [0] Freeze framing & Pan/Zoom tools [iShowU] No [HD] No [Studio] Yes [HD Pro]

Output: No

iShowU HD Pro | Mac screen capture software


Input: [0] Ability to have camera or other clips showing only at certain times [iShowU] No [HD] No [Studio] Yes [HD Pro]

Output: No

iShowU HD Pro | Mac screen capture software


Input: [0] Audio and video fading [iShowU] No [HD] No [Studio] Yes [HD Pro]

Output: No

iShowU HD Pro | Mac screen capture software


Input: [0] Direct export to iPhone/iPad compatible formats [iShowU] No [HD] No [Studio] Yes [HD Pro]

Output: No

iShowU HD Pro | Mac screen capture software


Input: [Requirement] Requirement 2: Do not use vendor-supplied default security parameters [Section] 2.1 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: Reporter provides the ability to report on null passwords, last date passwords changed, SNMP settings, etc.

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Section] 2.2 - 2.2.4 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: By creating a system settings change management environment where Group Policy Objects are versioned & tracked GPOADmin allows system administrators to set up a system settings test, rollout, rollback, and reporting environment (augmented by Reporterfor CIS-benchmarked servers) for safe deployment of system configuration setting changes to conform with industry benchmark configurations. With Reporterconfiguration baselining feature, system administrators can compare the settings of their AD and Windows Server configurations with both internally developed and industry standard security benchmarks. Reporteris CIS certified.

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Section] 2.3 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: With Reporterconfiguration baselining feature, System Administers can determine which services and login methods are running for critical servers. Quest provides Unix users a version of OpenSSH that is linked to the Authentication Services security libraries.

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Requirement] Requirement 4: Encrypt transmission of cardholder data and sensitive information across public networks [Section] 4.1 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: With Reporterconfiguration baselining feature, System Administers can determine which encryption services, if any, are running for Windows servers that transmit and receive cardholder data.

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Requirement] Requirement 5: Use and regularly update anti-virus software [Section] 5.1 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: Reporter configuration baselining feature can ensure AV software is installed and configured on all Windows systems. In addition, InTrust provides AV event log information and reports on AV event data.

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Requirement] Requirement 6: Develop and maintain secure systems and applications [Section] 6.3 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: As part of a system configuration change test environment GPOADmin can support testing of GPO changes which could include system configuration setting changes.

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Requirement] Requirement 7: Restrict access to data by business need-to-know [Section] 7.1 - 7.2 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: Active Roles Server provides a full featured solution that greatly enhances the access controls available in Active Directory (AD) while Privilege Manager for Unix offers root delegation and granular privilege access management on Unix systems. Access Manager enables identification and management of user and group access to resources across the Windows enterprise. Single Sign-on for Java enhances and extends AD’s access controls for users of web-based application servers and Authentication Services can extend the access restriction functionality of AD’s group memberships to Unix, Linux and Mac systems that compose the organization’s cardholder data environment. Finally GPOADmin can manage the GPOs that contain "deny all" settings for file systems, applications, and system resources that could enable protected cardholder data access.

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Requirement] Requirement 8: Assign a unique ID to each person with computer access [Section] 8.1 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: Privilege Manager for Unix helps to enforce unique User IDs by checking the rule sets based on userids and can be used to prevent people from sharing user accounts. In addition, Authentication Services supports corporate policies implemented in AD that require unique user names. Identity Migration Wizard for Unix also provides tools to consolidate existing non-unique user accounts in AD.

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Section] 8.2 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: Defender enables users to authenticate using both hardware and software tokens. Privilege Manager for Unix has the ability to make additional authentication calls to any PAM-enabled system or security mechanism. Single Sign-on for Java extends AD’s Kerberos password authentication for users of web-based application servers while Authentication Services provides Kerberos-based authentication of Unix/Linux systems (or PAM-enabled Unix-based biometric applications) via password or smart card log in.

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Section] 8.3 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: Defender leverages Active Directory to provide two-factor RADIUS authentication for any system, application or resource. In addition, an optional feature of Authentication Services is available to support multi-factor authentication of Unix/Linux systems using smart cards. Also, Reporter can report on users that are leveraging smart cards.

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Section] 8.4 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: AD offers this functionality natively within Windows. Authentication Services extends this basic functionality to Unix, Linux and Mac systems while Single Sign-on for Java extends this functionality for users of web-based application servers.

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Requirement] Ensure proper user authentication and password management for non-consumer users and administrators, on all system components [Section] 8.5 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: AD offers basic user ID, computer ID and password administration. Active Roles Server enhances AD’s user provisioning functionality by providing an automated change approval environment for all user changes including user rights, permissions, modification, creation and deletion. GPOADmin can support testing GPO changes which could include user group attributes. Single Sign-on for Java extends AD’s basic user account management functionality to users of web-based application servers while Authentication Services permits Unix-enabled user IDs and passwords in AD to be administered either using standard AD tools or with the vastool utility. Privilege Manager for Unix provides for the management of user IDs and credentials of Unix users regardless of whether they are also managed within AD. Reporter can report on user access to validate access is in accordance with corresponding authorization form.

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Section] 8.5.2 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: Authentication Services extends AD’s basic functionality such that Unix, Linux and Mac users are required to log in with existing credentials before resetting passwords in response to password re-set requests. Single Sign-on for Java does the same for users of web-based application servers Password Manager provides additional self-service password re-set and change capabilities for users managed in AD as well as administrative password reset and management. For example, Password Manager enables organizations to setup a series of security questions before a user can change or update their password. Privilege Manager for Unix verifies the identity of Unix users regardless of whether they are also managed within AD.

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Section] 8.5.3 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: AD offers this functionality natively within Windows. Authentication Services extends this basic functionality to Unix, Linux and Mac systems while Single Sign-on for Java does the same for users of web-based application servers.

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Section] 8.5.4 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: The definitive record of terminated employees and contractors is stored within the HR database. This often requires an additional step of revoking of access within AD. Authentication Services enforces revoked access for users disabled in or removed from AD on Unix, Linux and Mac systems and Single Sign-on for Java does the same for users of web-based application servers. However, Quest’s ActiveRoles Server, which provides extra user provisioning and de-provisioning controls, can empower one designated authority (such as HR) to make termination and access revocation an immediate one-step process with ActiveRoles Quick Connect. Reporter can report on users that have not logged in within a period of time such as 180 days and through action enabled reporting, easily disable or remove them from Active Directory.

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Section] 8.5.5 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: Reporter can report on users that have been inactive for 90 days. Authentication Services works with AD such that administrators can know which Unix-enabled accounts are inactive for 90 days or more. Single Sign-on for Java does the same for users of web-based application servers. ActiveRoles Server product automates this control and serves as a complete de-provisioning solution.

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Section] 8.5.6 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: Active Directory offers basic management of vendor accounts. Authentication Services works with AD to allow administrators to disable and re-enable (or enable only during specified log-on hours) any Unix-enabled AD account used by vendors on demand. Single Sign-on for Java does the same for users of web-based application servers. ActiveRoles Server and ChangeAuditor for Active Directory crisply define, delegate, automate, track, log, audit and easily manage vendor accounts in AD. Privilege Manager for Unix can manage Unix users performing remote maintenance within pre-defined time windows.

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Section] 8.5.7 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: This requirement must be satisfied by merchant’s own data security communication and awareness program

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Section] 8.5.8 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: InTrust can be configured to report on activity by Generic Accounts. ChangeAuditor for Active Directory can help identify who is using Generic Accounts by providing source IP address. Authentication Services supports corporate policies that prohibit group, shared or generic accounts and passwords. Single Sign-on for Java does the same for users of web-based application servers. Privilege Manager for Unix supports all such policies for Unix users regardless of whether they are also managed within AD.

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Section] 8.5.9-14 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: Reporter can report on user accounts that have not had a password change within 90 days. Reporter can also report on these password related settings to ensure they are actually applied and in effect. Active Roles Server and Password Manager combine to automate all of these password policies. Authentication Services extends and enforces AD’s password policies (or password policies implemented through an AD-based tool such as Password Manager) for users of Unix, Linux and Mac systems. Single sign-on for Java does the same for users of web-based application servers. GPOADmin can support testing of GPO changes including these password policy settings. Also, GPOADmin provides an automated way to ensure that all security options are set correctly throughout the domain.

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Section] 8.5.15 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: Reporter can report on this setting to ensure it is accurate and in effect. GPOADmin can support testing of GPO changes including password reentry for idle time policy settings. Authentication Services can be used to deploy screensaver configurations through Windows Group Policy to Unix, Linux and Mac systems. This assumes the company has the additional capability to remotely control root access on end-user computers such that their screensaver configurations are not locally alterable

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Section] 8.5.16 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: Authentication Services provides authentication of Unix, Linux, and Mac operating system (OS) users and certain application users (e.g., users of SAP and Oracle). Single Sign-on for Java does the same for users of a broader range of popular web-based application servers.

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Requirement] Requirement 10: Track and monitor all access to network resources and cardholder data [Section] 10.1 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: ActiveRoles Server links cardholder access to individual users by allowing delegation and tracking of administrative privileges for users managed in Active Directory. Access Manager links user access to specific files, folders, and share across the Windows enterprise. Privilege Manager for Unix links cardholder access to individual users by enabling carefully controlled privilege access management (e.g. root delegation) for Unix and Linux users regardless of whether they are also managed within Active Directory. InTrust enables organizations to forensically analyze all user activity whether it is from a general user or administrator. Changes can be tracked and point to a specific user

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Requirement] Implement automated audit trails to reconstruct the following events, for all system components. [Section] 10.2.1 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: InTrust can track and report on individual user access to the cardholder data stored on Windows file servers and database systems. Privilege Manager for Unix can do the same for cardholder data stored on Unix and Linux systems

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Section] 10.2.2 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: InTrust can track, report and alert on users activity with elevated user privileges throughout the organization. Privilege Manager for Unix offers carefully controlled privilege access management (e.g. root delegation) and even keystroke logging for Unix and Linux users regardless of whether they are also managed within AD.

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Section] 10.2.3 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: InTrust is an enterprise audit log solution which enables organizations to connect, collect, store and report on enterprise audit information including all attempts to access event log (and even its own “raw” audit log) data . Privilege Manager for Unix offers carefully controlled privilege access management (e.g. root delegation) and even keystroke logging for Unix and Linux users regardless of whether they are also managed within AD.

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Requirement] Requirement 12: Maintain a policy that addresses information security for employees and contractors [Section] 12.4 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: ActiveRoles Server, Access Manager, Authentication Services and Privilege Manager for Unix can assist in automating and enforcing this policy.

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Requirement] Appendix A, Requirement A.1: Hosting providers protect cardholder data environment [Section] A.1.1 [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: ActiveRoles Server and Single Sign-on for Java can be used by a hosting service provider to help ensure each hosted entity only has access to its own cardholder data environment.

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Requirement] Appendix B, Compensating Controls for Requirement 3.4 [Section] B.2 (a) [How Dell Software Can Help]

Output: Privilege Manager for Unix can to restrict access to cardholder data based on IP address and/or MAC address

PCI Compliance Solutions | Dell Software


Input: [Feature] Contextual Thesaurus [The Competition] Sift through hundreds of words that don't make sense! [Article Marketing Robot]

Output: Quickly find synonyms that relate to the word your looking for.

The Ultimate Article Marketing, Spinning & Submission Tool *EVER*


Input: [Feature] Scheduled Article Submission [The Competition] It's all or nothing. Poor software design = poor quality. [Article Marketing Robot]

Output: Submit When, Where, and How Much, to your heart's content!

The Ultimate Article Marketing, Spinning & Submission Tool *EVER*


Input: [Feature] CAPTCHA Solving [The Competition] You have to sit at your computer and wait to fill in funny looking text. [Article Marketing Robot]

Output: AMR fills in the CAPTCHA's. It's like you've outsourced your work. (Service provided by Decaptcher or DeathByCaptcha)

The Ultimate Article Marketing, Spinning & Submission Tool *EVER*


Input: [Feature] Mass Replacer [The Competition] You will spend hours sifting through the same synonyms for the same words. [Article Marketing Robot]

Output: AMR Learns your habits and will rewrite your articles lightening fast.

The Ultimate Article Marketing, Spinning & Submission Tool *EVER*


Input: [Feature] Automated Author Signup [The Competition] Tedious and slow, you have to enter your login details for every site. [Article Marketing Robot]

Output: Have AMR register for all the article directories and solve CAPTCHAS! Now that's Robotic!

The Ultimate Article Marketing, Spinning & Submission Tool *EVER*


Input: [Feature] Automated Email Confirmation [The Competition] Good luck finding that anywhere. Imagine how sore your fingers are after confirming 1000 emails. [Article Marketing Robot]

Output: Simply click one button and all the registration confirmation emails will be confirmed.

The Ultimate Article Marketing, Spinning & Submission Tool *EVER*


Input: [Feature] Submits Unique Content [The Competition] Spin syntax doesn't exist or is difficult to implement. [Article Marketing Robot]

Output: Easily rewrite hundreds of articles then submit a unique one to each directory!

The Ultimate Article Marketing, Spinning & Submission Tool *EVER*


Input: [Developer] Alexandre Julliard [Rank] undefined [Description]

Output: Even dubious patches are often committed without complaint.


Input: [Developer] Henri Verbeet [Rank] Highest possible [Description]

Output: Normally nothing he sends gets rejected or pending.


Input: [Developer] Jane Q. Conformance [Rank] High Rank [Description]

Output: Long time developer who has contributed many conformance tests, whose patches rarely break the conformance tests, and who sends small, clean patches that are fully and carefully thought out. Patches that look sound often go into Wine without much delay or critical scrutiny.


Input: [Developer] Joe B. Newbie [Rank] Neutral Rank [Description]

Output: A new developer. His patches are given time, considered carefully, and he is welcomed to Wine and we will actively try to help him get his patches in.


Input: [Developer] Betty Q. Sinking [Rank] Low Rank [Description]

Output: A relatively new developer. She fails to follow the guidelines on the web site, doesn't respond to replies to her patches, and never contributes conformance tests.


Input: [Developer] Jeremy White [Rank] Lowest possible [Description]

Output: Patches automatically directed to /dev/null


Input: [0] Competitive Product [1] Ashlar-Vellum Cobalt [2] Dassault SolidWorks [3] Autodesk Inventor [4] Autodesk Alias [5] Alibre with Moment of Inspiration (MoI) [7] KeyCreator [8] Altair’s SolidThinking [6]

Output: SpaceClaim

CAD & 3D Modeling Software for Mac & Windows | Ashlar-Vellum™ Organic Workflow™ Competitive Comparison


Input: [0] Non-linear Workflow [1] Yes [2] No Requires a linear workflow Different modes for everything [3] No Different modes for everything [4] No No “true” solids Impossible to verify volumes, center of gravity, etc. [5] No No associativity Not “true” solids Many commands only work on one type of object and/or don’t have equivalent commands for the various types of objects Difficult to verify dimensions Impossible to verify volumes, center of gravity, etc. Above functions are in other programs, which breaks the workflow, and it is impossible to flow data with history back and forth across these programs [7] No No associativity [8] No No associativity Not “true” solids Impossible to verify volumes, center of gravity, etc. [6]

Output: No No associativity No independent surfacing

CAD & 3D Modeling Software for Mac & Windows | Ashlar-Vellum™ Organic Workflow™ Competitive Comparison


Input: [0] Parametric History on Demand [1] Yes [2] No History required at all times to make edits [3] No All history required to make edits [4] No No constraints / equations [5] No History only one level deep Only on some objects No constraints / equations [7] No [8] No No constraints / equations [6]

Output: No

CAD & 3D Modeling Software for Mac & Windows | Ashlar-Vellum™ Organic Workflow™ Competitive Comparison


Input: [0] Transparent Tools [1] Yes [2] No Excruciatingly modal tools palettes [3] No Excruciatingly modal tools palettes [4] Yes [5] Some Very modal tools palettes [7] Yes [8] Yes [6]

Output: Yes

CAD & 3D Modeling Software for Mac & Windows | Ashlar-Vellum™ Organic Workflow™ Competitive Comparison


Input: [0] Holistic Tool Palette [1] Yes [2] No Everything is in different modules [3] No Everything is in different modules or programs [4] No No “true” solids [5] No No rendering No animation No drafting Above functions are in other programs, which breaks the workflow [7] No No rendering No animation [8] No No “true” solids [6]

Output: No No surfacing Drafting is modal No rendering No animation

CAD & 3D Modeling Software for Mac & Windows | Ashlar-Vellum™ Organic Workflow™ Competitive Comparison


Input: [0] Continuous Cross-team Communications [1] Yes [2] Almost However, it is very difficult to pass useable 2D data to 2D production processes [3] Yes [4] No No “true” solids No control of stereo-lithography exports across adjacent surfaces in a “solid”—this leads to the inability to print the 3D design Limited direct data exchange [5] No Not “true” solids No drafting No rendering No control of stereo-lithography exports across adjacent surfaces in a “solid”—this leads to the inability to print the 3D design Limited direct data exchange [7] No No rendering [8] No No “true” solids No control of stereo-lithography exports across adjacent surfaces in a “solid”—this leads to the inability to print the 3D design Limited direct data exchange [6]

Output: No No rendering

CAD & 3D Modeling Software for Mac & Windows | Ashlar-Vellum™ Organic Workflow™ Competitive Comparison


Input: [Will be Migrated] All User Accounts [Will Not be Migrated]

Output: System / Group Banner Images

LibGuides v2: Content Migration FAQ | Springshare Blog


Input: [Will be Migrated] All Guides / Guide Content [Will Not be Migrated]

Output: System / Group Custom HEAD Code

LibGuides v2: Content Migration FAQ | Springshare Blog


Input: [Will be Migrated] Statistics [Will Not be Migrated]

Output: System / Group Custom Header Code

LibGuides v2: Content Migration FAQ | Springshare Blog


Input: [Will be Migrated] Images in the Image Manager [Will Not be Migrated]

Output: System / Group Custom Footer Code

LibGuides v2: Content Migration FAQ | Springshare Blog


Input: [Will be Migrated] Subjects [Will Not be Migrated]

Output: Printer Friendly Custom HEAD Code

LibGuides v2: Content Migration FAQ | Springshare Blog


Input: [Will be Migrated] Tags [Will Not be Migrated]

Output: Printer Friendly Custom Header Code

LibGuides v2: Content Migration FAQ | Springshare Blog


Input: [Will be Migrated] Friendly URLs [Will Not be Migrated]

Output: Printer Friendly Custom Footer Code

LibGuides v2: Content Migration FAQ | Springshare Blog


Input: [Will be Migrated] Groups (LibGuides CMS Only) [Will Not be Migrated]

Output: Tab / Box Color Choices

LibGuides v2: Content Migration FAQ | Springshare Blog


Input: [Will be Migrated] Resource Icons [Will Not be Migrated]

Output: Custom Analytics Code

LibGuides v2: Content Migration FAQ | Springshare Blog


Input: [Will be Migrated] Access Rules (LibGuides CMS Only) [Will Not be Migrated]

Output: System / Group Homepage Options

LibGuides v2: Content Migration FAQ | Springshare Blog


Input: [Will be Migrated] Language Options [Will Not be Migrated]

Output: Admin Alert Box Content

LibGuides v2: Content Migration FAQ | Springshare Blog


Input: [0] File download/upload [Easy File Sharing Web Server] yes [Easy File Sharing FTP Server]

Output: yes


Input: [0] Folder download/upload [Easy File Sharing Web Server] no [Easy File Sharing FTP Server]

Output: yes


Input: [0] Sub folder permission [Easy File Sharing Web Server] no [Easy File Sharing FTP Server]

Output: yes


Input: [0] Groups [Easy File Sharing Web Server] limited [Easy File Sharing FTP Server]

Output: unlimited


Input: [0] SSL support [Easy File Sharing Web Server] yes [Easy File Sharing FTP Server]

Output: yes


Input: [0] SSL via browser [Easy File Sharing Web Server] yes [Easy File Sharing FTP Server]

Output: no


Input: [0] BBS/Forums [Easy File Sharing Web Server] yes [Easy File Sharing FTP Server]

Output: no


Input: [0] Picture thumbnail [Easy File Sharing Web Server] yes [Easy File Sharing FTP Server]

Output: no


Input: [0] Remote administration [Easy File Sharing Web Server] yes [Easy File Sharing FTP Server]

Output: no


Input: [Simple] Make use of minimal OS specific features [Redesign] Decide: [Upgraded]

Output: Translate NT4 features to new host OS features


Input: [Simple] Suck all accounts from NT4 into Samba-3 [Redesign] Authentication Regime (database location and access) [Upgraded]

Output: Copy and improve:


Input: [Simple] Make least number of operational changes [Redesign] Desktop Management Methods [Upgraded]

Output: Make progressive improvements


Input: [Simple] Take least amount of time to migrate [Redesign] Better Control of Desktops / Users [Upgraded]

Output: Minimise user impact


Input: [Simple] Live versus Isolated Conversion [Redesign] Identify Needs for: Manageability, Scalability, Security, Availability [Upgraded]

Output: Maximise functionality


Input: [Simple] Integrate Samba-3 then migrate while users are active, then Change of control (ie: swap out) [Upgraded]

Output: Take advantage of lower maintenance opportunity


Input: [Description] Saves layer comps as files. [Script name]

Output: Layer Comps to Files.jsx

Sample workflow automation JavaScripts | Scripting Adobe Photoshop CS2 | Peachpit


Input: [Description] Saves layer comps as a PDF presentation. [Script name]

Output: Layer Comps to PDF.jsx

Sample workflow automation JavaScripts | Scripting Adobe Photoshop CS2 | Peachpit


Input: [Description] Saves layer comps as a Web photo gallery. [Script name]

Output: Layer Comps to WPG.jsx

Sample workflow automation JavaScripts | Scripting Adobe Photoshop CS2 | Peachpit


Input: [Description] Exports each document in the document to a separate file. [Script name]

Output: Export Layers to Files.jsx

Sample workflow automation JavaScripts | Scripting Adobe Photoshop CS2 | Peachpit


Input: [Description] Enables and disables notifier objects. [Script name]

Output: Script Events Manager.jsx

Sample workflow automation JavaScripts | Scripting Adobe Photoshop CS2 | Peachpit


Input: [Description] Processes camera raw images in various file formats. [Script name]

Output: Image Processor.jsx

Sample workflow automation JavaScripts | Scripting Adobe Photoshop CS2 | Peachpit


Input: [Artifacts] Requirements and specification [Activity]

Output: Requirements

Table 1. Activities and artifacts


Input: [Artifacts] The system architecture, division into modules, and module interfaces [Activity]

Output: Architecture

Table 1. Activities and artifacts


Input: [Artifacts] The source code [Activity]

Output: Implementation

Table 1. Activities and artifacts


Input: [Artifacts] The module, subsystem, system, and acceptance tests [Activity]

Output: Testing

Table 1. Activities and artifacts


Input: [Artifacts] The distribution package [Activity]

Output: Deployment

Table 1. Activities and artifacts


Input: [Artifacts] Bug reports and modified artifacts [Activity]

Output: Maintenance

Table 1. Activities and artifacts


Input: [File] Mega Man X for PC demo [Size] 1 MB [Description]

Output: This is the official shareware demo for the PC port of the first Mega Man X game. Feel free to play through the first level of the game! It was first released for DOS, so getting it to work on modern computers could be a bit difficult.

Mega Man PC Website: Dr. Cossack's Lab - Downloads


Input: [File] Mega Man X5 for PC official patch [Size] 25 kB [Description]

Output: The release of Mega Man X5 for PC suffers from some minor bugs. In order to fix those, Capcom made this update available. Install it in you have the game!

Mega Man PC Website: Dr. Cossack's Lab - Downloads


Input: [File] Mega Man X7 for PC, English text Mega Man X7 for PC, English voices [Size] 27.82 MB 22.72 MB [Description]

Output: The PC version of Mega Man X7 was released only in Korea and includes Korean text only, making the dialog and instructions difficult to follow. These patches, prepared by twig, will replace most Japanese text, graphics and voices with their English versions. A few parts remain mistranslated, but overall, this is a major improvement. Screenshots and further explanations are available in this blog entry.

Mega Man PC Website: Dr. Cossack's Lab - Downloads


Input: [File] Rockman X7 for PC official patch [Size] 2.05 MB [Description]

Output: This patch, to be used with the Korean version of Rockman X7, was released by KOKOCapcom to fix some bugs. Apply this over the installed Korean game!

Mega Man PC Website: Dr. Cossack's Lab - Downloads


Input: [File] Wily Wars Save States [Size] 105 kB [Description]

Output: This set of Wily Wars savestates is meant to be used with the game Mega Man: The Wily Wars or it's Japanese version, Rockman Megawold. They give you a quick access to the extra minigame available, called Wily Tower. Four files are included within: for both the English and Japanese games, you can begin with either no Energy Tanks (the normal mode), or with 99 of these. The saves should work with several Sega Genesis emulators, although I personally recommend Kega Fusion. The updated set of files was provided by ACE_Spark. Thanks!

Mega Man PC Website: Dr. Cossack's Lab - Downloads


Input: [File] Wily Wars SRAM patch [Size] 707 B [Description]

Output: The ROM version of Wily Wars doesn't save properly: you need to rely on savestates like the ones above to access the final levels. To go around this, MottZilla has created this patch: it transforms the game's internal saving method to a format more commonly supported by most Sega Genesis emulators. The end result: you can now save the game normally! Note that the base ROM used for patching should be in BIN format, not SMD.

Mega Man PC Website: Dr. Cossack's Lab - Downloads


Input: [Ticket] #40 [Summary] SaxonWebService needs a name [Status] new [Owner] ebmoore [Type] defect [Milestone] The Next SaxonWebService [Priority]

Output: major


Input: [Ticket] #93 [Summary] New functions for SaxonWebService [Status] new [Owner] ebmoore [Type] enhancement [Milestone] The Next SaxonWebService [Priority]

Output: major


Input: [Ticket] #94 [Summary] Installer [Status] new [Owner] ebmoore [Type] enhancement [Milestone] The Next SaxonWebService [Priority]

Output: major


Input: [Ticket] #16 [Summary] Support all XQuery pragmas [Status] new [Owner] ebmoore [Type] defect [Milestone] The Next SaxonWebService [Priority]

Output: minor


Input: [Ticket] #41 [Summary] Release SaxonWebService [Status] new [Owner] ebmoore [Type] task [Milestone] The Next SaxonWebService [Priority]

Output: minor


Input: [Ticket] #42 [Summary] Deploy any XML documents that we have with SaxonWebService [Status] new [Owner] ebmoore [Type] task [Priority]

Output: minor


Input: [Ticket] #43 [Summary] SaxonWebService should get the document url from a config file [Status] new [Owner] ebmoore [Type] enhancement [Milestone] The Next SaxonWebService [Priority]

Output: minor


Input: [Classic / WebVoyage] WebVoyage is better suited for searches when you already know exactly the title you're looking for. Single-word titles, in particular, are easier to find in WebVoyage. [VuFind]

Output: VuFind is well suited for discovering resources you didn't know about before. VuFind automatically broadens searches to include variations on your search term.

Frequently Asked Questions about VuFind | CARLI


Input: [Classic / WebVoyage] WebVoyage allows you to set more limits on your search before you submit it. [VuFind]

Output: VuFind presents search facets that allow you to narrow large result sets rapidly.

Frequently Asked Questions about VuFind | CARLI


Input: [Classic / WebVoyage] WebVoyage is mature in function and out-dated in appearance. WebVoyage allows more sophisticated, library-savvy searching. [VuFind]

Output: VuFind has a more modern look-and-feel. In VuFind, it can feel easier just to plunge in and find something.

Frequently Asked Questions about VuFind | CARLI


Input: [Classic / WebVoyage] WebVoyage makes titles searchable the minute the library adds them to the catalog. The very newest records can only be searched in WebVoyage. [VuFind]

Output: VuFind makes titles searchable if they were in the catalog as of 6:45PM yesterday. The very newest records cannot be searched in VuFind.

Frequently Asked Questions about VuFind | CARLI


Input: [Classic / WebVoyage] You use your borrower ID and last name to log in to WebVoyage. If you continue your search in the I-Share union catalog, you have to log in again there. [VuFind]

Output: You establish your own username and password in VuFind. If you log in to a library's VuFind catalog, you are also logged in to the I-Share union catalog.

Frequently Asked Questions about VuFind | CARLI


Input: [Classic / WebVoyage] In WebVoyage, you select the title to request, then the system selects an available copy at random. [VuFind]

Output: In VuFind, you may select the specific copy of something to request or may use the "request first available" feature.

Frequently Asked Questions about VuFind | CARLI


Input: [Classic / WebVoyage] "Classic" WebVoyage (version 6) is less compliant with accessibility standards than VuFind. [VuFind]

Output: VuFind is more compliant with accessibility standards than classic WebVoyage. Users who rely on screen readers and other adaptive technologies will have an easier time with VuFind than with classic WebVoyage.

Frequently Asked Questions about VuFind | CARLI


Input: [Classic / WebVoyage] WebVoyage does not display titles in the CARLI eBook collection or link to HathiTrust resources unless the library has specifically added them to its collection. [VuFind]

Output: VuFind search results can contain links to free HathiTrust electronic resources and titles in the consortial CARLI eBook collection.

Frequently Asked Questions about VuFind | CARLI


Input: [Classic / WebVoyage] WebVoyage allows you to search by keyword. It also allows you to browse an alphabetical list of titles, subject headings or authors, or a list of call numbers, from any starting point. [VuFind]

Output: VuFind allows you to search by keyword. VuFind does not allow you to do a "starts with…" search or a call number search.

Frequently Asked Questions about VuFind | CARLI


Input: [Classic / WebVoyage] In some libraries, WebVoyage allows you to save searches to re-execute later, or to save search results. [VuFind]

Output: VuFind allows you to tag records, write comments, create favorites lists, or subscribe to an RSS feed.

Frequently Asked Questions about VuFind | CARLI


Input: [Classic / WebVoyage] WebVoyage does not link to Google Book Search. [VuFind]

Output: VuFind links to Google Book Search for "previews" of books' content.

Frequently Asked Questions about VuFind | CARLI


Input: [Classic / WebVoyage] WebVoyage displays the SFX button in individual libraries' catalogs only. The SFX button that displays is for the title's owning library, irrespective of your affiliation. [VuFind]

Output: VuFind displays your library’s SFX button (which might say "Find it," "Get it," "More," etc.) for any title where electronic full text would be available to you, even if the title is in another library's catalog.

Frequently Asked Questions about VuFind | CARLI


Input: [VMware ESXi 5.0] 144 MB disk footprint (VMware vSphere Hypervisor) >3GB with Server Core installation ~10GB with full Windows Server installation [Citrix XenServer 5.6 FP1] >1GB [Hypervisor Attributes]

Output: Small Disk Footprint

Comparison between Vmware VS Hyper-V VS Citrix Xen | My Blog


Input: [VMware ESXi 5.0] No reliance on general purpose operating system (VMware vSphere Hypervisor) Relies on Windows 2008 in Parent Partition [Citrix XenServer 5.6 FP1] Relies on Linux in Dom0 management Partition [Hypervisor Attributes]

Output: OS Independence

Comparison between Vmware VS Hyper-V VS Citrix Xen | My Blog


Input: [VMware ESXi 5.0] Optimized with hardware vendors Generic Windows drivers [Citrix XenServer 5.6 FP1] Generic Linux Drivers [Hypervisor Attributes]

Output: Hardened Drivers

Comparison between Vmware VS Hyper-V VS Citrix Xen | My Blog


Input: [VMware ESXi 5.0] Ability to reclaim unused memory, de-duplicate memory pages, compress memory pages Only uses ballooning. No ability to de-duplicate or compress pages. [Citrix XenServer 5.6 FP1] Only uses ballooning.No ability to de-duplicate or compress pages. Does not adjust memory allocation based on VM usage. [Hypervisor Attributes]

Output: Advanced Memory Management

Comparison between Vmware VS Hyper-V VS Citrix Xen | My Blog


Input: [VMware ESXi 5.0] VMware vStorage VMFS, Storage vMotion, Storage DRS Lacks an integrated cluster file system, no live storage migration [Citrix XenServer 5.6 FP1] Lacks an integrated cluster file system, no live storage migration, storage features support very few arrays [Hypervisor Attributes]

Output: Advanced Storage Management

Comparison between Vmware VS Hyper-V VS Citrix Xen | My Blog


Input: [VMware ESXi 5.0] Direct driver model I/O bottleneck in parent OS [Citrix XenServer 5.6 FP1] I/O bottleneck in Dom0 management OS [Hypervisor Attributes]

Output: High I/O Scalability

Comparison between Vmware VS Hyper-V VS Citrix Xen | My Blog


Input: [VMware ESXi 5.0] Network traffic shaping, per-VM resource shares, set quality of service priorities for storage and network I/O Lacks similar capabilities [Citrix XenServer 5.6 FP1] Lacks similar capabilities [Hypervisor Attributes]

Output: Host Resource Management

Comparison between Vmware VS Hyper-V VS Citrix Xen | My Blog


Input: [VMware ESXi 5.0] AMD RVI, Intel EPT large memory pages, universal 32-way vSMP, VMI paravirtualization, VMDirectPath I/O, PV guest SCSI driver Large memory pages, 4-way vSMP on Windows 2008 and Windows 7 VMs only [Citrix XenServer 5.6 FP1] No large memory pages, no paravirt guest SCSI device, Requires inflexible SR-IOV [Hypervisor Attributes]

Output: Performance Enhancements

Comparison between Vmware VS Hyper-V VS Citrix Xen | My Blog


Input: [VMware ESXi 5.0] VMware VMsafe™ Enables hypervisor level security introspection Nothing comparable [Citrix XenServer 5.6 FP1] Nothing comparable [Hypervisor Attributes]

Output: Virtual Security Technology

Comparison between Vmware VS Hyper-V VS Citrix Xen | My Blog


Input: [VMware ESXi 5.0] Hot add VM vCPUs and memory, VMFS volume grow, hot extend virtual disks, hot add virtual disks Nothing comparable [Citrix XenServer 5.6 FP1] Nothing comparable [Hypervisor Attributes]

Output: Flexible Resource Allocation

Comparison between Vmware VS Hyper-V VS Citrix Xen | My Blog


Input: [VMware ESXi 5.0] VMware Image Builder allows administrators to create custom ESXi images for different types of deployment, such as ISO-based installation, PXE-based installation, and Auto Deploy. Nothing comparable [Citrix XenServer 5.6 FP1] Nothing comparable [Hypervisor Attributes]

Output: Custom image creation and management

Comparison between Vmware VS Hyper-V VS Citrix Xen | My Blog


Input: [VMware ESXi 5.0] vSphere Auto Deploy enables faster provisioning of multiple hosts. New hosts are automatically provisioned based on rules defined by user. Requires in-depth setup in Systems Center Configuration Manager [Citrix XenServer 5.6 FP1] Nothing comparable [Hypervisor Attributes]

Output: Auto Deploy

Comparison between Vmware VS Hyper-V VS Citrix Xen | My Blog


Input: [VMware ESXi 5.0] ESXi Firewall is a service-oriented and stateless firewall that protects the ESXi 5.0 management interface. Configured using the vSphere Client or at the command line with esxcli interfaces. Nothing comparable [Citrix XenServer 5.6 FP1] Nothing comparable [Hypervisor Attributes]

Output: Management Interface Firewall

Comparison between Vmware VS Hyper-V VS Citrix Xen | My Blog


Input: [VMware ESXi 5.0] 32-way virtual SMP, 1TB virtual machine RAM, Non hardware accelerated 3D graphics, USB 3.0 device support, Unified Extended Firmware Interface (UEFI). 4-way virtual SMP only, 64 GB RAM per virtual machine [Citrix XenServer 5.6 FP1] 8-way virtual SMP only, 32 GB RAM per virtual machine [Hypervisor Attributes]

Output: Enhanced Virtual Hardware

Comparison between Vmware VS Hyper-V VS Citrix Xen | My Blog


Input: [System restart behavior] Keep the queue and drain the messages [Description, Commands] A queue that contains the service requests, shared across the service workers. Messages in service queues typically have a short timeout. [Entity]

Output: Service request queue

CIAD COI OV Exchange - CI Engineering - OOICI Confluence Site


Input: [System restart behavior] Keep the queue and drain the messages [Description, Commands] A queue that is unique to one process (id), used to command this process. UNUSED in Release 2 [Entity]

Output: Process request queue

CIAD COI OV Exchange - CI Engineering - OOICI Confluence Site


Input: [System restart behavior] Cleanup old resources [Description, Commands] A queue out of a pool that will receive responses to a request, for protocols such as RPC. Challenge: the queue is shared and incoming messages have to be tracable to a single process. [Entity]

Output: Process RPC response queue

CIAD COI OV Exchange - CI Engineering - OOICI Confluence Site


Input: [System restart behavior] Restart processes and let them process durable messages [Description, Commands] A queue with bindings to data streams of interest. Note: ingestion is a special case of this [Entity]

Output: Stream subscription queue

CIAD COI OV Exchange - CI Engineering - OOICI Confluence Site


Input: [System restart behavior] Restart process and have them decide what to do with events [Description, Commands] A queue with bindings to events of interest, based on the inherent characteristics of events (event type, base type, subtype, origin) [Entity]

Output: Event subscription queue

CIAD COI OV Exchange - CI Engineering - OOICI Confluence Site


Input: [Description, Commands] A queue created to hold messages temporarily for certain applications, such as real-time visualization. The main characteristics is that at times there is no consumer for the queue. [Entity]

Output: Visualization queue

CIAD COI OV Exchange - CI Engineering - OOICI Confluence Site


Input: [Affected] Twilight Hack 0.1alpha3b and below [Workaround]

Output: Use 0.1beta1 or above or Bannerbomb


Input: [Affected] Homebrew Channel ISO [Workaround]

Output: Install using the Twilight Hack instead or Bannerbomb


Input: [Affected] Freeloader [Workaround]

Output: Use Gecko OS


Input: [Affected] Modified discs (Trucha, WiiFrii, etc) [Workaround]

Output: Load the disc using Gecko OS


Input: [Affected] Installing backed up homebrew channels using the System Menu [Workaround]

Output: Use the Twilight Hack and a real installer


Input: [Affected] Moving pirated VC/WW games back to wii from an SD Card [Workaround]

Output: Kill your piracy habit


Input: [Framework] UIKit [Description]

Output: Contains all the standard iOS user-interface controls you need to design a great user experience, including buttons, text fields, sliders, and table views;

Unleash Your Inner App Developer Part 7: The Big Picture | iPhoneLife.com


Input: [Framework] Address Book [Description]

Output: Lets you access the contacts stored on a device from within your app;

Unleash Your Inner App Developer Part 7: The Big Picture | iPhoneLife.com


Input: [Framework] Core Location [Description]

Output: Allows you to determine the location of the device. You can use this information to display points of interest near the user or even show his or her current altitude;

Unleash Your Inner App Developer Part 7: The Big Picture | iPhoneLife.com


Input: [Framework] iCloud [Description]

Output: Lets you store a user's documents and data in a central location on the Internet that can be accessed from any of the user's devices;

Unleash Your Inner App Developer Part 7: The Big Picture | iPhoneLife.com


Input: [Framework] Camera & Photo Library [Description]

Output: Allows you to import images from the photo library, take new photos, and create augmented-reality apps using the live camera feed. In iPhone 4 and newer, you can access both front & main cameras;

Unleash Your Inner App Developer Part 7: The Big Picture | iPhoneLife.com


Input: [Framework] iPod Media Library [Description]

Output: Allows you to play music in the background while your app runs and provides access to the full media library on the device.

Unleash Your Inner App Developer Part 7: The Big Picture | iPhoneLife.com


Input: [TPR] 17192 [Version] 12.10 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error "Non-constant expression where constant expression required" when using an ISO_C_BINDING kind parameter Allow a USE-associated parameter to be used as a kind value in a FUNCTION declaration appearing before its USE statement


Input: [TPR] 18403 [Version] 12.10 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error "Derived type has not been declared" Corrected the accessibility of a TYPE definition with the BIND attribute which appears after a PRIVATE statement referring to other entities


Input: [TPR] 18420 [Version] 12.10 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Add support for makedirqq to pgfortran on Windows Added the routine makedirqq to the pgfortran dflib module


Input: [TPR] 18687 [Version] 12.10 [Affected Component] C/C++ [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgCC -g -O creates a debug entry which references a nonexistent label Corrected the debug support for lexical blocks at higher optimization levels


Input: [TPR] 18778 [Version] 12.10 [Affected Component] C/C++ [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgCC fails to lookup member function in template Corrected g++ compatibility of the lookup for dependent function calls in dependent base classes


Input: [TPR] 18779 [Version] 12.10 [Affected Component] CUDA Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Correct the CUDA Fortran documentation for constant data Clarified the definition of constant data in CUDA Fortran


Input: [TPR] 18801 [Version] 12.10 [Affected Component] 64-bit Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: OpenMP code using allocatable derived types fails Corrected the handling of shared derived type variables containing allocatable array members in parallel regions


Input: [TPR] 18825 [Version] 12.10 [Affected Component] MacOS [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: On OSX, setting MANPATH is unnecessary for accessing the PGI man pages Removed suggesting setting MANPATH from the OSX install instructions


Input: [TPR] 18879 [Version] 12.10 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran example containing adjustable length character declarations fail to compile Corrected the processing of length parameters in character declarations


Input: [TPR] 18880 [Version] 12.10 [Affected Component] 64-bit C/C++ [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgcc example using m128 sse intrinsics fails to compile Corrected the handling of __m128 dummy arguments


Input: [TPR] 18913 [Version] 12.10 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Incorrect results with OpenACC example containing nested reduction loops Corrected the handling of a reduction scalar appearing in nested loops


Input: [TPR] 18919 [Version] 12.10 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran -Mipa=inline -mp reports the error "Internal compiler error. ipa_ast:unexpected ast type 100" Corrected inlining subroutines containing OpenMP critical sections


Input: [TPR] 18921 [Version] 12.10 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Fortran MODULE containing a generic interface compiled -g causes an undefined reference when placed in a shared object Corrected generating the debug interface information for user-defined generics


Input: [TPR] 18928 [Version] 12.10 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: CUDA fortran examples fails to compile Corrected the handling of the builtin data objects and user common blocks


Input: [TPR] 18936 [Version] 12.10 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Incorrect results when using RESHAPE Corrected the optimization of reshape when its source argument is an assumed-shape array of rank 2 or greater


Input: [TPR] 18937 [Version] 12.10 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Fortran example using the PACK intrinsic fails to execute Corrected the handling of the PACK intrinsics when its arguments contain sections of allocatable arrays


Input: [TPR] 18942 [Version] 12.10 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: OpenACC examples fails to compile Corrected the handling of loops where the loop count cannot be computed


Input: [TPR] 18946 [Version] 12.10 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Add emulation support for threadfence_system and threadfence_block Added support for threadfence_system and threadfence support to the compiler and run-time


Input: [TPR] 17969 [Version] 12.9 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports an error for a zero-size array parameters Corrected the handling of an array initializer composed of a zero-length iterator


Input: [TPR] 18364 [Version] 12.9 [Affected Component] C/C++ [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgcc reports the error, "Sizeof dimensionless array" Corrected the handling of VLA declarations in abstract array types with more than one dimension


Input: [TPR] 18752 [Version] 12.9 [Affected Component] PGI Acclerator Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: "failed to translate accelerator region Kernel argument list is > 256 bytes" Improved the handling of large kernels with a large number of input values


Input: [TPR] 18785 [Version] 12.9 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "operation illegal to external procedure kmod", when compiling -i8 Corrected the processing of a generic appearing in the INTRINSIC statement and as a variable


Input: [TPR] 18848 [Version] 12.9 [Affected Component] PGI Acclerator Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Incorrect answers due to an optimization error Corrected copy propagating the right-hand sides of multiple assignments


Input: [TPR] 18857 [Version] 12.9 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator C [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Error reports, "Internal compiler error. max_ili_ili argument error" Corrected the handling of data pragmas with a large number of variables