Manage pain at work, forward junk-free emails, boost Linux server performance

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Five tips for managing pain at work It's not something people really talk about, but a lot of your co-workers are toughing out some serious pain -- and maybe you are, too. Read more Resource of the day Diagnose and Resolve AD Performance Issues Faster When your active directory starts acting up, it can be a scramble to get it fixed. This white paper outlines the different tools for maintaining your active directory so you can find, diagnose, and solve problems. Hottest new tips   Five tips for cleaning up email messages before you forward them The messages you forward should be as clean and professional as the ones you create from scratch. Here's how to make sure your forwarded messages aren't full of extraneous junk. Read more Five tips for improving Linux server performance You can maximize the performance of your Linux server by making a few tweaks. Jack Wallen runs through some effective performance-boosting tricks. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   10 surefire ways to alienate your clients An angry client is likely to become an ex-client. See how avoiding the missteps on this list can help you prevent client meltdowns. Read more Tips on copying and backing up Group Policy Objects Group Policy configuration is one of the most powerful aspects of Windows. Read several tips on copying and backing up Group Policy Objects, which can save admins a lot of time. Read more 10 things I don't miss about Big Iron Strolling down Memory Lane, you may hit the occasional pothole. Jaime Henriquez returns to his reflections on the age of Big Iron with a look at some things he's glad he left behind. Read more Featured multimedia   Smartphones then and now Before there was the iPhone, there was the iPaq. Here's a look at the major mobile OS players and their milestones before and after the iPhone: Microsoft, Palm, BlackBerry, Nokia. View on site Cracking Open the HTC Flyer Bill Detwiler cracks open the HTC Flyer. Inside this 7-inch Android tablet, he found hardware from Elpida, Samsung, Qualcomm, and N-Trig. View on site Today's recommended downloads Five Tips to Keep IT Auditors Off Your Back (Quest Software) New Storage Options to Tame the Information Explosion (IBM) Active Directory: Tricks to Maintaining a Healthy Network (Quest Software) BlackBerry Users: Never Leave Your Professional Network Behind (IBM) AD Provisioning: More Efficient, More Secure, Wouldn't it Be Nice? (Quest Software) 10 things I don't miss about Big Iron Strolling down Memory Lane, you may hit the occasional pothole. Jaime Henriquez returns to his reflections on the age of Big Iron with a look at some things he's glad he left behind. TechRepublic newsletters   Get Mac tips, product reviews, and smartphones news in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Macs in Business Smartphones 10 Things Google+ coverage on TechRepublic Why Google Plus is about to change the Web as we know it Four ways Google+ will end up in your workplace Google+: It's friending, with benefits (images) 7 Google+ essentials (photos)

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