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Welcome to MO Technologies. Presumably this website would outline the products and services that I offer. (It won't) It could also provide some really cool flash or other eye-candy but it won't. It will give you some idea as to what my interests and expertise are. Additionally I provide webspace for close friends and family .

General information

• BlogRoll Weblogs

Online courses and training

Lunchtime Learning Sessions

• 02/06/2001 - Introduction to DNS

Netscape Directory Server (web based training)

• Introduction to Netscape Directory Server 4
• Introduction to Directory Services Version 5

Sun Seminars

• 7-Apr-2005 - Solaris 10 Bootcamp

Structural Statistics (proxies, mail, etc...)

• Internal NTP statistics - This page tracks the accurracy of our primary NTP clocks. Additional data is tracked for selected clients as well as the user clock sources.

Infrastructure Services

• BIND9 Resolver Configuration file repository
• Sendmail 8.12.x Configuration file repository

Local configurations

• A chroot jail for external BIND9 servers - Mark Owens
• AIND DNS configuration and Maitainance - Mark Owens
• DMZ hardening guidelines - Mark Owens
  • DMZ Configuration Files
• Linux serial console configuration procedure - Mark Owens
• Linux hardening - for the ODM/DMZ configuration - Mark Owens
  • ODM Jail NOTES
• Local UCE/spam blocks - Mark Owens
• A chroot jail for external Squid servers - Bill Graham
• Some admin notes on Annex configurations - Jason Heiss
• Solaris jumpstart configuration - Mark Owens

Firewall configurations

Internet configuration and registration data

Software configuration and creation notes

• SYSV Packaging Utility - Mark Owens

The unavoidable links

Further internal resources

• Remote Servcies This page contains information and downloads that relate to the remote services that MOTech provides. Most of these require provisioning from the MOTech staff and prior authorization for use.
• Network OS Install site - Basic configuration data for *nix network boot loading, OS install images, patches. OS mirrors for RedHat, Debian, Fedora, and FreeBSD.
• Interesting things to do with Solaris - Some local links to bizarre Solaris/Other OS configurations.

UNIX system administration

Or should I say Solaris system administration ?

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