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Many years ago, a company switched from ArcServe to NetWorker. They did so around the time they made their end…
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Many years ago, a company switched from ArcServe to NetWorker. They did so around the time they made their end…
I’m not all that conversant with SELinux, and for the most part, disable it on systems that I configure simply…
Over at Daily WTF, there’s a new story that has two facets of relevance to any backup administrator. Titled “Bourne…
When I used to be a system administrator, back when 2GB hard drives were the norm, I remember an Oracle…
To me the most valuable documents produced by EMC in relation to NetWorker or the modules are the Release Notes….
I regularly check on undrln, a site mainly focused on graphic design – or more broadly, the professional graphic arts….
So this morning I was looking through the stats for this blog, and I generated the list of most popular…
Coming primarily from a Unix background, I’ve remained disappointed for 10+ years that NetWorker’s init script has barely changed in…
It’s easy to change NetWorker directives. A few clicks here and there if you use NMC, then a couple of…
I use Parallels quite a lot within my Mac environment, and recently tried to get Solaris/AMD 64-bit installed. Even on…
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