Topic: Zero Touch Linux

[skydivers]

Comodo, a global Certification Authority and leading provider of Identity and Trust Assurance Management solutions, announced today the release of their FREE CentOS and Red Hat-based Linux server suite, Zero Touch Linux (ZTL). This Linux server suite contains applications centrally controlled by a user-friendly web-based interface, like File Server, Print Server, Domain Controller, DNS, Mail Server, Web Mail, Database Server, Web Server, Proxy Server, DHCP server, Content Filtering Server and a Firewall.

http://ztl.comodo.com/

Does anyone have experience with this distro? It's also based on centos. I don't post this to change to this distro, just to look at some differences between SME and ZTL.

[compdoc]

Hard to tell what the differences are, since thier demos dont work. Not a good sign...

[dmay]

Comodo, a global Certification Authority and leading provider of Identity and Trust Assurance Management solutions, announced today the release of their FREE CentOS and Red Hat-based Linux server suite, Zero Touch Linux (ZTL). This Linux server suite contains applications centrally controlled by a user-friendly web-based interface, like File Server, Print Server, Domain Controller, DNS, Mail Server, Web Mail, Database Server, Web Server, Proxy Server, DHCP server, Content Filtering Server and a Firewall.

http://ztl.comodo.com/

Does anyone have experience with this distro? It's also based on centos. I don't post this to change to this distro, just to look at some differences between SME and ZTL.

Comodo Group has been supporting Trustix for some time now. ZTL is an offshoot of their Trustix Control Panel:

http://cpplus.trustix.com/overview.html

ZTL provides Admin, Domain and End-User level management access. This is geared for the collocated multi-client hosted appliance space but also works well for single company deployments.

IMO the key strengths of comparative products like ZTL, Trustix, Clark Connect and 'others' is they have a viable corporate business model behind them. Always worthy of keeping an eye on.

Darrell