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What does supported mean?

 Preston de Guise  August 24, 2009  3 Comments on What does supported mean?

It’s easy to get confused on ‘supported’. That is, when EMC (or any other vendor) publishes a guide on say,…

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 Posted in: NetWorker, Support  Tagged: qualified, supported, work

Aside – Data Visualisation

 Preston de Guise  August 22, 2009  2 Comments on Aside – Data Visualisation

Referenced from undrln, there’s an article over at Business Week about some of the more innovative techniques being used in…

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 Posted in: Aside  Tagged: data visualisation, grand perspective, undrl

Cloud Computing vs The Network Computer

 Preston de Guise  August 21, 2009  4 Comments on Cloud Computing vs The Network Computer

Or, I can’t see the emperor’s new clothes… More than a decade ago, Sun bet its future on The Network…

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 Posted in: Aside  Tagged: cloud computing, NC, network computer, network computing

Aside – District 9

 Preston de Guise  August 20, 2009

Last night I was lucky enough to see District 9. As a big Science Fiction fan, I enjoy scifi that…

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 Posted in: Aside  Tagged: District 9, movie

Basics – Labelling and Relabelling without Unmounting

 Preston de Guise  August 20, 2009

Here’s a common scenario – you want to label a volume, or relabel a volume, and use it straight away….

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 Posted in: Basics  Tagged: autochanger, jukebox, label, mount, nsrjb, recycle, relabel

Avoiding 2GB saveset chunks

 Preston de Guise  August 19, 2009

Periodically a customer will report to me that a client is generating savesets in 2GB chunks. That is, they get…

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 Posted in: NetWorker, Security  Tagged: 2GB, chunk, chunking, nsradmin, nsrauth, NSRLA, oldauth, Saveset

Basics – Updates vs Upgrades

 Preston de Guise  August 18, 2009

After 13+ years of using NetWorker, I still tend to interchangeably use the terms ‘upgrade’ and ‘update’ (or to be…

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 Posted in: Basics, Features, NetWorker  Tagged: update, upgrade

NetWorker 7.4.5 – Should you update?

 Preston de Guise  August 17, 2009  3 Comments on NetWorker 7.4.5 – Should you update?

Over the last 36 hours or so I’ve been doing a lot of tests of NetWorker 7.4.5, and overall I…

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 Posted in: NetWorker  Tagged: 7.4.5

What’s wrong with the NMC installation process?

 Preston de Guise  August 17, 2009

There is, in my opinion, an unpleasant security hole in the NMC installation/configuration process. The security hole is simple: it…

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 Posted in: NetWorker, Security  Tagged: administrator, administrator password, NetWorker Management Console, NMC, Security

NetWorker 7.4.5

 Preston de Guise  August 15, 2009

I received an automated alert from PowerLink overnight telling me that the release notes for NetWorker 7.4 had been updated….

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 Posted in: NetWorker, Support  Tagged: 7.4.4.7, 7.4.5

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