Any attempt to green IT should begin with virtualizing your servers, which is one of the fastest and easiest ways to reduce energy use and costs, and reduce the overall carbon footprint of your IT organization.

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Spam? Phising? Virus? Worms? Trojan? BotNet? Rootkit? Spy/Adware, Malware?
wah, istilah apa yah itu?
semua itu adalah istilah komputer dapat berupa program yang berada di komputer-komputer yang ada di lingkungan kita, dan kemungkinan tanpa anda sadari program itu telah ada di komputer anda. Atau istilah suatu kegiatan yang dapat membahayakan pengguna komputer.
Biasanya program itu berfungsi sesuai dengan namanya, misalkan;

1. Spam, biasanya berupa tawaran yang anda tidak pernah meminta untuk di kirim ke anda, biasanya berupa obat-obatan, perhiasaan, atau jasa, spam ini terdapat di Email, website, Internet messaging, SMS. Spam di ambil dari merk SPAM yang merupakan makanan daging babi kaleng. SPAM di gunakan pada saat acara komedi televisi “Monty Python’s Flying Circus” dimana di setiap menu terdapat menu SPAM. Read more…

Enterprise storage is the field of information technology focused on the storage, protection, and retrieval of data in large-scale environments. It is differentiated from consumer storage in many practical ways, ranging from the size of the environment to the technologies used.

Enterprise Storage has four focus areas:

• Storage - Online random access storage and protection of data
• Backup - Offline sequential access storage for data protection
• Archiving - Offline storage of content, as opposed to data
• Disaster recovery - Protection of data from localized disasters focused on business continuity planning

Firewall is a device or set of devices configured to permit, deny, encrypt, or proxy all computer traffic between different security domains based upon a set of rules and other criteria.

Your firewall is the most important piece of network hardware you own!

Verinux can help you select a firewall and the associated services that are appropriate for your network.  The type of firewall you select depends on many factors including the number of users, the number of VPNs, the types of interfaces, and the rule base needed to implement your security policy.

Verinux also provides firewalls as part of our Managed Security Service.

Some other aspects of Network Security include:

• Anti Virus
• Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
• Managed Security Services

Firewalls come in a variety of sizes and capabilities so selecting the correct firewall is critical for your network.  Call us at (021) 415-7555 and have one of our Firewall Consultants help you select the right product for your company’s needs.

Zimbra is open source server and client software for messaging and collaboration - email, group calendaring, contacts, and web document management and authoring. The Zimbra server is available for Linux, Mac OS X, appliances, and virtualization platforms. The Zimbra Web 2.0 Ajax client runs on Firefox, Safari, and IE, and features easy integration / mash-ups of web portals, business applications, and VoIP using web services.

Now we are offering Zimbra hosting for low prices ever, for more information please call our office at +62.21.451.7555 or email at info@verinux.com (business hours)

Once upon a time, back in the very olden days, when something went wrong with one of your possessions and you couldn’t fix it yourself, you had two options: have a repair person come to your house, or take the item into a repair shop. This was a good system that worked smoothly for many a millennia- big things like refrigerators and console televisions got house calls, and little things like toasters and lawn mowers went to the toaster and lawn mower hospitals. Then along came the personal computer, and overnight this pleasant, smoothly-functioning infrastructure was turned on its head, and life for computer users became nasty and brutish. All because of a sadistic new invention: the Telephone Support Center.

It costs a lot of money to maintain a useful number of repair centers, or to roll a truck to a customer’s site. So deep in the bowels of high-tech land, a demented genius came up with the idea of having telephone support centers. This allowed computer vendors to consolidate their repair centers into a very few locations, and to hire battalions of “help desk” worker bees who could be housed wherever it was cheapest. Customers who were having problems with their computers would then call in to these help desks, and receive coaching over the phone on how to diagnose and fix their own computers.

Naturally this proved to be of limited effectiveness, and yet it persists to this day with a couple of minor variations: e-mail support and online chat. The result is virtually no actual diagnosis and repair, but reformat-and-reinstall as the universal solution. At the retail level we’re probably stuck with this for the foreseeable future, but in the workplace there is a much better option, and that is the remote helpdesk. Read more…