Rutter Networking Technologies has been named by the editors of CRN to the third annual CRN Tech Elite 250 list!
Rutter Networking Technologies has been named by the editors of CRN to the third annual CRN Tech Elite 250 list!
Rutter is pleased to announce our newest partner - Zenprise! Zenprise specializes in managing employee-owned devices and provides the most innovative and secure mobile device management solution, backed by the very best customer service available. The majority of their attention pertains to making mobile apps “business-ready” and keeping content mobile & secure.
In today's socially dominated world, more and more companies are beginning to look towards social media as a way to connect, engage, and create value for their business. Here at Rutter, we have completely re-vamped our social media campaign and are continuously looking at ways we can take our social game to the next level!
We are proud to announce our Strategic Solutions Expo & Golf Outing at Turner Hill! Join strategic vendors, senior technology managers, and the Rutter team on October 2nd, 2012 for a fun and informative day spent on the links. Meet Rutter's customers and partners and hear their updates and offerings in a relaxed and comfortable setting. While Turner Hill may be considered one of the premiere courses in New England in terms of exclusivity and prestige, make sure to bring your 'A' game! This course packs quite the punch!
Join Rutter Networking Technologies, Inc. & Check Point Software for an in-depth discussion on the current threat of Targeted Malware featuring Tomer Teller.
Rutter Networking is a proud corporate sponsor of the ALS Association Massachusetts Chapter and Walk Program. This local program provides continued patient service programs in addition to developing cutting-edge ALS research.
One of the things we have been hearing quite a bit about lately is the Mobile Device Management (MDM) space and how this is a growing challenge for a number or organizations.
When consulting with an engineering firm planning an Active Directory consolidation, I found the customer was concerned about the time it would take for security translation for their file servers. I explained that even if the file is open the migration software can still translate the ACL, as it only accesses the metadata, not the actual data in the file. This means that an offline maintenance window doesn’t have to be scheduled, but performance might be slow while the translation agent is running on the server.
An interesting problem came up after a migration where the customer did not want to copy all the data from the old domain’s NETLOGON share into the new company’s Domain Controllers. However, there were several batch files and VB scripts referencing the old Domain Controller and NETLOGON path. We had to come up with a solution to allow the old files to execute properly. (There was a long term plan to migrate all this information to Group Policy objects, but that is months away.)
