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We are experts in network systems analysis, design, implementation, security and management. We can help you with: Analysis Optimization and management Remote-access Wireless LAN & WAN Virtual Private Networking Internet firewall and proxy configurations System-wide security analysis and policy implementation PGP System implementation Our experience with UNIX in business environments makes it possible to offer integration services for Mac OS X technolgy that maximize the business value of your Mac network. Apple’s Xserve Intel Xeon server is powered by Mac OS X Server, the UNIX operating system built on standards-based network services. Mac OS X Server provides cross-platform support for native file sharing, as well as Apache web server and WebDAV server, POP and IMAP mail, ftp, QuickTime Streaming Server, DNS and DHCP. Our system engineers have the experience to offer expertise in a wide range of networking technologies and architectures. Our Apple consultants can help you take advantage of Open Directory, Apple’s standards-based directory and network authentication services architecture. Open Directory relies on powerful open source technologies, like Open LDAP and Kerberos, for seamless interoperability with other standards-based LDAP servers. ServiTECH's expertise with Windows and other networking technology can help you integrate Open Directory into Microsoft’s Active Directory. If your network deploys a combination Mac, Windows and Linux systems, we can assist you in setting up and managing a single directory rather than a separate directory or separate user records for each platform. Your users will be able to move effortlessly between Mac and Windows computers — and still gain authenticated single sign-on access to directory-based system and network resources. Our knowledge in Security technologies makes it possible to provide your business the strongest available network security, we can also provide authentication services to your other network access devices. Firewall, VPN concentrators, web applications, and whatever other services you need to have authenticate users with the industry-standard RADIUS protocol |
