I’ve debated for a while whether to do this or not, since it might come across as somewhat twee. I think though that in the same way that “My Very Eager Mate Just Sat Up Near Pluto” works for planets, having an A-Z for backups might help to point out the most important aspects to [...]
Regular visitors may note that there’s a new addition to the pages on this blog – one covering Support and Services.
I run this blog in my own time (probably using up a little too much of my own time to be quite truthful) and ask for no payment or reimbursement from my readers – well, [...]
Introduced in NetWorker v7 was a feature called “Monitor RAP”. There’s two unfortunate aspects to this setting in the NetWorker server resource (“NSR”):
It is not enabled by default;
The setting name obfuscates the purpose of the setting for most users.
Personally, I would have preferred when this option was made available that it was called “Audit Changes”, [...]
As a system administrator, I loathed being audited. Not because I feared that it would expose holes in the security or policies of my systems, but rather because for the most part, auditing was usually conducted by incompetant staff at big name auditing/taxation companies. Now, I have no doubt that when it comes to their [...]