Looking at the stats both for this new site and the previous site, I’ve compiled a list of the top 10 read articles on The NetWorker Blog for 2009. The top 3 of course match the three articles that routinely turn out to be the most popular on any given month, which speaks something of [...]
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So this morning I was looking through the stats for this blog, and I generated the list of most popular posts thus far. I can’t say any of the results surprised me. Every single one of the top 5 comes from the “Basics” series. Number 5, on that list, was Basics – Listing Files in a [...] If you’re backing up Oracle with the NetWorker module/RMAN, there are an extremely large number of options you can choose from. RMAN, after all, is a complete backup/recovery system in and of itself, and so when you combine RMAN and NetWorker you, well, find yourself swimming in options. One such option is the allocate channel command [...] While doing a few tests for this blog on a lab server, I noticed what looked like odd behaviour – I had started a manual save running on the NetWorker server for local data. That backup was writing to tape, and while it was going I kicked off a group for an altogether different client. The [...] Parallelism in NetWorker is effectively multiplexing by another name. There are three areas where you have traditionally been able to set this: Client parallelism – how many savesets a client can simultaneously send in a backup |
 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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