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On 07/12/16 11:46, Edward Ned Harvey (lopser) wrote:
Does anyone know why my posts to this list say "This sender failed our
fraud detection checks and may not be who they appear to be?"
learning curve for the general user.
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how Kerberos works. Maybe a better understanding might
help improve your product?
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SPNEGO rather than a unimplemented (and, frankly, untested) concept solution?
BTW, Chrome and Firefox both support SPNEGO.
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> another chance…
The Active Directory "protocol" that you'd be using is just Kerberos, LDAP, and
DNS (with some SMB thrown in sometimes). Everything else is windows-specific
policy/configuration.
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#x27;ll support your
macs, BSD and Linux systems natively. Just Kerberos and LDAP. It has
a comprehensive web interface too. Check out the Demo page:
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On 22/10/14 11:58, Jonathan wrote:
Hi,
I'm delighted to see that the latest patch for ESX 5.5 U2 (released
October 15th), includes support for the 6,1 MacPro. At the moment we
are interposing an NFS server between our Fibre Channel storage and
our Mac Minis running ESX, which works
On 25/03/14 13:03, Stephen Potter wrote:
On 3/25/2014 7:57 AM, Jonathan wrote:
I realise that no currently-produced Apple kit is on the vSphere
HCL. My question is whether you have any experience of the new Mac
Pro with vSphere, including multiple NICs and FC connections. The
response from
Everyone, pretty-please stop double-posting to both lists.
Sorry if this is somehow out-of-line, but my inbox is full enough :)
thanks,
Jonathan
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uding multiple NICs and FC connections. The response from
our local suppliers has been "let us know how you get on".
Thanks,
Jonathan.
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ed a hard-wired network connection, but settled for wireless and USB
in the end (saving some money) as I couldn't justify my gut reaction
that hard-wired was best. My previous Pixma MP150 (very many years old)
is now a hand-me-down and doing sterling service at my mum's.
Jonathan.
On
or the NIC. Finally, if you have access to the machine, you
could install an extra NIC if you have a spare slot, or replace the NC105 if
it's not on the motherboard. I've had good luck with Intel cards.
Jonathan.
On 06/02/14 21:41, John Stoffel wrote:
john> sudo mii-tool -v -F 1000base
Hi
If the NOC is friendly, can they fix the problem at their end? If they can set
the switch port to AUTO at 1Gbps only, your HP NIC will likely sort itself out.
Jonathan.
On 06/02/14 20:31, john boris wrote:
First thanks for the reply.
Where the server sits the NOC had an upgrade and they
and worry about the consequences later (like a disk block being owned by
multiple files).
But some of us remember Sixth Edition Unix, with icheck, ncheck and
dcheck, along with 14-character file names :)
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oage networking) fails
- or even just runs slowly - it can appear that the disk has completely
disappeared. So you cannot write the data to an alternative block and
carry on.
You can (and should) increase the kernel SCSI timeouts, and in the case
of VMware, the VM tools do t
If the SAN was just
short-term overloaded, the system will likely come straight back up. If
the SAN is unavailable, the system will be unable to boot, but a downed
host is easier to spot than one with a random volume in read-only mode.
Jonathan.
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s we change the
fstab mount option from onerror=readonly to onerror=panic. In the event
of a SAN error, affected VMs reboot and because the file system wasn't
cleanly unmounted, it gets checked on the way back up. This is all just
sticking plaster, of course, but at least it
Tier 1 we use EMC VNX/VPLEX.
Good luck,
Jonathan.
On 25/01/13 14:07, Craig Cook wrote:
We have around 200TB of dev/QA storage that is across 3 SAN's. (EMC VMAX and
IBM XIV's)
Servers are AIX, Solaris and VMware.
We are looking to replace it with cheaper storage.
I would be intereste
On 19/12/12 14:16, Edward Ned Harvey (lopser) wrote:
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On Behalf Of Jonathan
For many years we have run stratum 2 NTP servers on some of our mail
gateways. The primary purpose is to provide an NTP service to assorted
ments are clear.
Many thanks,
Jonathan.
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That wasn't very hard to find...
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l> Googl
built-into most linuxes nowadays would be gfs. (Not to be
confused with google GFS.
A clustered file system would probably use (i)SCSI reservations (or the
FC equivalent) to ensure a host has exclusive access before updating
meta-data on the shared disk.
Hi,
If the bootable Linux CD could see the tape drive, then it would be
worth checking if cpio or tar can read the old backups. I believe SCO
Xenix came with cpio.
Jonathan.
On 22/06/12 11:49, Pamela Lynn Howell wrote:
> [...]
> They do have an old tape backup which might have &qu
there's an OpenMPI package in RHEL5, version 1.4. Wouldn't it be
easier to just use that? Or did you want a version compiled with the Intel
compiler? If so, you probably need to fix your build so it is using the
compiler and not gcc.
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"Thirty days hath September, April, June and November..."
There is no 31st April.
$ date -d '-1 month'
Tue May 1 15:28:44 BST 2012
$ date -d '-2 month'
Sat Mar 31 15:28:52 BST 2012
Jonathan.
On 31/05/12 15:22, Frank Bulk wrote:
I noticed a daily script was gi
need a
Solaris solution too.
Thanks again,
Jonathan.
On 02/05/2012 03:53, Anton Cohen wrote:
On Tue, May 1, 2012 at 5:55 PM, Jonathan <mailto:lo...@redigloo.org>> wrote:
SSSD seems to hold a lot of promise. I just can't get my head
around the documentation.
If you are tr
hema extensions.)
Any assistance greatly appreciated.
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Hi,
stat --format='%D' /
will give you the major & minor device of the root file system, if that
is what you need.
Jonathan
On 13/04/12 13:56, Skylar Thompson wrote:
On 04/12/12 08:18, Michael C Tiernan wrote:
I am working on a small project and I have the need to ide
open source edition, they state
(https://knowledge.mailarchiva.com/knowledge) /"The OSE is capable of
archiving Envelope Journalled Messages, but cannot display or index
Envelope Journalled Messages."/
I'm hoping my Google skills have let me down.
Ki
I wonder if the Distributed Nagios Executor would work in a similar
fashion, without needing the additional complexity of running a
gearman server?
http://dnx.sourceforge.net/
I've been looking at testing it, has anyone else tried it?
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'd be
> another step to figure out the path to the snapshot.
FYI, there's a global setting to make snapshots visible under subdirectories:
SnapshotIQ > Settings > View advanced settings > Subdirectories accessible
Regards,
Jonathan
Jonathan Rozes
director, information techn
oduction cluster doesn't try to run its
scheduled replication before you complete your reverse sync. Ours runs nightly,
so it isn't much of a problem. Somebody with a more frequent schedule would
have to be a bit more careful though.
Regards,
Jonathan
Jonathan Rozes
director, informatio
en a long term user of Nagios, so I'm biased, and I use it for
more than just simple state stuff (service is running, and memory is >
than X and # of recs in DB > y - auto-restart service).
It has been a while (6+ years) since I've used it, but Zabbix was/is
pretty easy to se
ks that don't like those things). Another odd issue we had when we
first started using it was the drive didn't like sharing a SCSI
controller, we had to put in an additional card.
See if the manufacturer of your drive has diagnostic utilities, grab a
blank tape, and let it run.
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R/BCP if we
lose
a data centre. The sites are around 10 miles apart.
The Lefthand solution looks nice, because the failover is automatic, and
because
they support using a third site for a quorum server, to resolve split-brain
issues.
I'd be interested to hear your experiences.
Jonathan.
#x27;ll go smaller or larger for cheaper. Needs a
> VGA or DVI input.
>
> Thanks for any recommendations.
>
> --tep
I have found that passive VGA over UTP, and USB 1.1 over UTP adaptors are cheap
(though perhaps not great for high res video). So I route my home server to my
We're running ESXi 3.5 and 4.1, no problems to report. If you need a
RAID card make sure you get a compatible one, I think VMware still
doesn't support 3ware.
Jonathan
On Feb 4, 2011, at 9:23 AM, Roy McMorran wrote:
> On 1/17/11 8:51 AM, Roy McMorran wrote:
>>
>&g
sysreq.jsp?pcid=pcat_security&pvid=1721_1
I presume this is a Linux or BSD image, with a standard MTA.
I'd be interested to hear people's experience.
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on your workload. Most of my tests have focused on MySQL.
You can add "elevator=noop" to your kernel boot options to make it the
default.
Jonathan
On Dec 16, 2010, at 10:48 AM, Ski Kacoroski wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We have a communigate pro email server. For some time now we have had
On 03/11/10 15:31, Jonathan wrote:
Hi,
Are any of you running the HP/Lefthand Virtual SAN Appliance with VMware
VSphere and iSCSI?
We are considering inter-site replication over dark fibre, with VSphere
servers at several sites (for business continuity purposes) and would love to
hear (on
been down this route.
Many thanks,
Jonathan.
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