There was recently a discussion on the NetWorker mailing list regarding a situation whereby a company was skipping certain media files (e.g., *.mp3) from a fileserver, but still wanted to know when those files were present. In this case, the backup administrator didn’t have administrative rights to the fileserver, so doing a straight search of [...]
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I learned this technique several years ago before NetWorker supported running an nsrjb command from the backup server to manipulate a jukebox on a storage node. (Previously it had required that actual nsrjb commands, when run from the command line, be run from the owner of the jukebox.) While you don’t need it any more to [...] I always make an effort to spell out that I don’t call myself an “expert” when it comes to NetWorker. Every time I did that when I was “growing up” with the product, I’d subsequently make an arse* of myself. So these days I just put “expert” on CVs and resumés for HR people, but consider [...] If you’re using a modern NetWorker environment, the chances are that you’ll periodically notice entries such as the following in the daemon.log / daemon.raw files on the backup server: 39078 02/02/2009 09:45:13 PM 0 0 2 1152952640 5095 0 nox nsrexecd SYSTEM error: There is already a machine using the name: “faero”. Either choose a different [...] |
 Libs claiming they won the popular vote ought to remember the 1998 election, suck it in and shut the hell up. #auspol
1 hour ago @prestondeguise shows IT pros a simple way to forecast growing data needs http://bit.ly/aWiw9H
8 hours ago If Telstra employed the same personalities in their complaints department as they did in all other departments, I'd never need to complain.
18 hours ago @mariekehardy No, he's still misquoting Highlander. I believe he's up to the TV series now... :-)
23 hours ago @DerrenBrown I saw some girl wearing them, saying "There's no place like home, there's no place like home..."
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