On 12/20/2010 7:31 AM, Edward Ned Harvey wrote:
> Nobody uses matlab? Labview? Not everybody gets a license of visio and
> project, do they? Every user has a different set of licensed software,
> based on their job requirements and preferences ...
There are tools that are useful for pushing lic
On 7/11/2012 12:23 AM, Gilbert Wilson wrote:
I'm building out a new data room and wanted to know if anyone has used
neatpatch.
http://www.neatpatch.com/
It looks like a nice straight-forward solution to an all too common problem
I've encountered over the years in just about every data room I'
On 10/11/2012 7:24 PM, Adam Levin wrote:
Yeah, thanks. I think it is very strange that nobody had solved this
common problem, but we ended up breaking them apart and flipping the
sides after all. It is rough with so many cables at once.
Adam, in our datacenters (big enterprise hosting and clou
On 4/10/2013 11:10 AM, Matt Lawrence wrote:
We just received a bunch of 1U servers with cable managment arms
(customer ordered the arms) and I though I would appeal to the
collective wisdom of LOPSA. It has been years since I have used cable
managment arms and even then, they were on much larg
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 our local suppliers has been "let us know h
This kind of situation is exactly what tools like Splunk and VMware's
Log Insight were designed for. Tools like these offer both automatic
log parsing/analysis and a nice front-end for manual searching. The
stack of logstash, elasticsearch, and kibana (and watcher) all from
elastic.co might b
As kind of a follow on to my response to the question Tom posted over on
discuss, has anyone ever gone through a formal project to operationalize
Satellite 6 (or, the underlying Puppet and Foreman components) and would
be willing/able to share the plan documentation? I'm talking things
like ti
I'm building out a foreman environment (technically, RH Satellite 6.1)
to do provisioning and management of Linux VMs at my current client
(soon-to-be employer). At the moment, they do the majority of their
builds by cloning an existing server (and bringing along all the junk
and baggage that
