Be aware that the cost of TSM may be structured much differently from
Veeam. Paying for consumption with TSM is fairly costly (anecdotal).
The offset for paying by sockets on the hypervisors is that you will need
to also consume resources in the backup infrastructure (per vCenter in our
topology).
I've had very little headache when it comes to Fedora on Dell's Latitude
E6430s and similar within the line (E series in general).
On Thu, Nov 12, 2015 at 7:19 AM, Edward Ned Harvey (lopser) <
lop...@nedharvey.com> wrote:
> I'm looking for a small, light, cheap, laptop to run linux. I prefer
> ei
No one wants to pay for insurance.
Running a dozen Chrony or NTP servers in VMware for a month does not equate
to: "Hey look, if I don't pay for auto insurance for 30 days, everything is
fine; let's cancel all of our policies on the fleet of trucks".
If you only have to worry about Kerberos in yo
There is information for how the mounts are currently configured (for
instance if you used defaults in /etc/fstab) located in: /proc/mounts on
most Linux hosts.
The options should likely be referred to from either /proc/mounts, or
/etc/mtab - and of course in the man pages mkfs.{your_filesystem_ch
