Here is the command via terminal to find the Serial Number for OS X Server. sudo /System/Library/ServerSetup/serverserialnumberutil -get Out put will be the serial number, the name and company that it’s registered too. This only works on OS X Server 10.6 or higher.

The Portable Ubuntu Remix or pubuntu project allows Linux to run INSIDE Windows as a native win32 application. This is not the same as running Linux within a VMWare or Virtual Machine environment. Recent versions have become much more stable, to the point that it’s now possible to even run Gnome (a typical Linux GUI [...]

Linotype FontExplorer is arguably the best Font Management program around. For a long time it was completely free, but unfortunately that has changed. These instructions will allow you to use the Free Version of Font Explorer with Adobe CS4 and CS5 products. 1.) Download and Install the older, Free Version of FontExplorer. It can be [...]

SSH back doors… and you.

An IP address is a number that identifies devices connected to a network. In short every single computer, mobile phone, printer, server, etc, connected to the Internet is assigned a unique address. Note that this is totally different then a MAC address which is unique and is only assigned to one device. IP address can [...]