EMC, Sun and Oracle
There’s been much speculation as to whether Sun under Oracle would retain the EMC NetWorker OEM arrangement. Finally there’s some…
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There’s been much speculation as to whether Sun under Oracle would retain the EMC NetWorker OEM arrangement. Finally there’s some…
While initially I had some success with Snow Leopard and Mac OS X, I’m increasingly finding that it’s just boiling…
Over at a website called ignore the code, there’s a fascinating and insightful piece at the moment about removing features….
I thought it about time that I cited the two key reasons why, if faced with a choice between NetWorker…
Looking at the stats both for this new site and the previous site, I’ve compiled a list of the top…
Part of my goal in moving the blog from WordPress to a dedicated site was to be able to start…
Over at Storagebod’s Blog, Martin Glassborow has been providing a highly interesting and entertaining set of letters to Father Christmas,…
It’s fair to say that no one backup product can be all things to all people. More generally, it’s fair…
On Linu, filesystems typically have two settings regarding getting complete checks on boot. These are: Maximum number of mounts before…
Most days my blog stats shows at least one search coming into the blog along the lines of “how fast…
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The Small One!
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The Big One!
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