I've been tasked with teaching a colleague general Unix-ish command line
skills. I'd like to find a good book to work with him on. He uses Mac OS X,
but the book doesn't necessarily have to be focused on that OS. In fact, an
OS-agnostic book would be ideal, as he does have to ssh into Linux boxes
s
If your hardware doesn't support ESXi, I suggest trying "VMware Server",
also free. It doesn't run on the "bare metal", but it does run very well and
works with almost any Linux distribution:
http://www.vmware.com/products/server/
I've successfully used it to virtualize WinXP systems in the past,
Apologies in advance if this is considered off-topic for this list:
Are you, or anyone you know, a Linux sysadmin in San Diego looking for
work? If so, check this out:
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/sad/1652064740.html
Dan
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Is anyone on the list familiar with building wireless point-to-point
links? Specifically, I'd like to build one to cover a distance of a
bit less than 4 miles. The faster the link the better, but I do have
to keep the costs somewhat down. 50mbit would be nice, 100mbit even
better. What sort of equi
11:38 AM, Matt Lawrence wrote:
> On Sat, 20 Mar 2010, Dan Parsons wrote:
>
>> Is anyone on the list familiar with building wireless point-to-point
>> links? Specifically, I'd like to build one to cover a distance of a
>> bit less than 4 miles. The faster the link the be
e who have *actually used* any of these products.
Dan
On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 1:59 PM, Doug Hughes wrote:
> Dan Parsons wrote:
>>
>> Is anyone on the list familiar with building wireless point-to-point
>> links? Specifically, I'd like to build one to cover a distance of a
ays: "With 15dB Antenna 5+ Miles @ 11MBPS LOS".
I'll definitely be calling manufacturers, but I'm still hoping to bump
into someone who has done this before, at >=50mbit/s actual
throughput.
Dan
On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 2:15 PM, Doug Hughes wrote:
> Dan
You can certainly install full RT on your own server - it's just one
of the most horrible web applications I've ever had to set up in my
entire life - but once you get it's working, it does things better
than any other ticket system I've been able to find.
Dan
On Thu, Apr 22, 2010 at 12:19 PM,
I saw Hiveminder suggested in another thread here and looked it over -
I'm looking for some web app (either self hosted or SaaS-style,
doesn't have to be free) that combines a ticketing system and some
light project management features that would be good for two sysadmins
to use. A system where I c
