Last night a friend (on right) of mine tipped me off about an excellent X server for Windows. I got fed up using the cygwin so decided to try it out. Xming is a cool name too!
Here is what you need to get:
As I work in a large corporation who have all their satellite offices (like my own) connect to the Internet through a central structure, I decided I didn’t want some IT nerd reading all my IM’s. SSH wasn’t good enough - I wanted a robust solution that didn’t take much tinkering and would support all the protocols I use (MSN, Yahoo, AIM, Gtalk, soon SIP).
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Installing Java can be a pain in the ass. You have to download the files manually for licensing purposes 
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RTIR is an incident response module for RT, so clearly we had to take a little peek at the goods. This is really meant for incident responmse / network operations teams.
RTIR is built on RT, but provides different functionality. Read here for more information regarding the usefulness of RT and RTIR.
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A friend of mine is installing RT for use in the company he works for. I thought I’d give it a spin to see what the fuss was about. Here’s what happened! Read the rest of this entry »
