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EMC, Data Domain, VTLs and Disk Backup

 Preston de Guise  November 30, 2009  3 Comments on EMC, Data Domain, VTLs and Disk Backup

With their recent acquisition of Data Domain, some people at EMC have become table thumping experts overnight on why you…

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 Posted in: Architecture, NetWorker  Tagged: ADV_FILE, data domain, disk backup, EMC, NAS, SAN, VTL

The lighter side…

 Preston de Guise  November 28, 2009

In my spare time I tend to either write, watch a bit of TV or whip out my camera and…

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 Posted in: Aside  Tagged: 50D, burmese, canon, cat

Aside – Adobe Bloatware

 Preston de Guise  November 28, 2009  2 Comments on Aside – Adobe Bloatware

My partner for the last 13 years is a graphic designer (and an excellent photographer to boot). As you may…

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 Posted in: Aside  Tagged: acrobat, Adobe, bloat, bloatware

First thoughts – VMware Fusion 3 vs Parallels Desktop v5

 Preston de Guise  November 27, 2009  11 Comments on First thoughts – VMware Fusion 3 vs Parallels Desktop v5

As an employee of an EMC partner, I periodically get access to nifty demos as VMs. Unfortunately these are usually…

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 Posted in: Aside, General thoughts  Tagged: Parallels Desktop, Virtualisation, VMware Fusion

Nybbles

 Preston de Guise  November 26, 2009

If you thought in the storage blogosphere that this week had seen the second coming, you’d be right. Well, the…

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 Posted in: Aside, General thoughts  Tagged: 7.6, avamar, Backup, drobo, grumpy storage, lun sizings, lun standards, NetWorker 7.6, nybbles, Virtualisation

Quibbles – The maddening shortfall of ADV_FILE

 Preston de Guise  November 25, 2009  2 Comments on Quibbles – The maddening shortfall of ADV_FILE

Everyone who has worked with ADV_FILE devices knows this situation: a disk backup unit fills, and the saveset(s) being written…

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 Posted in: NetWorker, Quibbles  Tagged: ADV_FILE, disk backup, nsrmmd, Saveset, tape, VTL

Storage Tiering vs ILM

 Preston de Guise  November 24, 2009  2 Comments on Storage Tiering vs ILM

Over at StorageNerve, and on Twitter, Devang Panchigar has been asking Is Storage Tiering ILM or a subset of ILM,…

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 Posted in: Architecture, General Technology, General thoughts, Security  Tagged: access management, hierarchical storage management, identity management, ILM, ILP, information systems management, management, storage tiering, trust

NetWorker 7.6 and Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard)

 Preston de Guise  November 23, 2009

While still not appearing on the NetWorker compatibility lists, it would certainly appear from testing that NetWorker 7.6 plays a…

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 Posted in: NetWorker  Tagged: 7.6, Mac OS X, NetWorker 7.6, Snow Leopard

NetWorker 7.6 Enhanced Monitoring

 Preston de Guise  November 21, 2009  7 Comments on NetWorker 7.6 Enhanced Monitoring

One of the features most missed by NetWorker users since the introduction of NetWorker Management Console has been the consolidated…

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 Posted in: NetWorker  Tagged: 7.6, NetWorker Management Console, NMC, nsrwatch, nwadmin

NetWorker 7.6 Performance Tuning Guide – No longer an embarrassment

 Preston de Guise  November 21, 2009  6 Comments on NetWorker 7.6 Performance Tuning Guide – No longer an embarrassment

While NetWorker 7.6 is not available for download as of the time I write this, the documentation is available on…

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 Posted in: NetWorker  Tagged: 7.6, NetWorker 7.6, performance, performance tuning

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