You can always try the Capella plans from the link below. I built it and it works fairly well. I find the friction required to get a proper static/stable lock on anything insufficient. Could be my implementation of the plans. I'm modifying the concept to use a couple of worm gears to stabilize everything. I've purchased some worm gears for garage door openers with 0.5" shafts. They are sturdy enough to keep a lock on an object. Probably not accurate enough to track an object over an extended period of time but, this is just for fun right?
have a look see: http://solar.physics.montana.edu/larson/Capella/index.html
Not sure where you are experiencing your problem: at work or at home?In my case, my son's XBOX USB WiFI dongle was periodically trashing my home WiFi. Finally gave up, ran a wire and poof WiFi problem is now gone. Any consoles on your Wifi network active between 8and 10?
well. you back up your boss' database right? how many times do you restore for your users? How much is that worth? How much does downtime cost? Do you have a web presence? how many hits per day? What's that worth. How much is downtime worth if your users get wormed/trojan-ed? Any intellectual property there? What is that gets walking? Its a good exercise to do. You'll pay for yourself twice, then ask for a raise:-)
Nah why settle for a failover cluster. Do it the proper way like VMS and Tru64. Get that into Linux and have a real cluster. Share the same disks, share a proper cluster IP etc.
Failover is "nice", sharing in realtime is the way to go.
Dear Santa! YES! LDAP!!
Especially cross platform.
I've spent two weeks trying to get RH 7.2 to PAM/LDAP to NDS for single login. Too many dead ends. Too mayny rebuild!!!
Please make it a paper book I can random-access as my thoughts start to click! Thanks. Let me know when you have a hot one, I'll buy two!
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You can always try the Capella plans from the link below. I built it and it works fairly well. I find the friction required to get a proper static/stable lock on anything insufficient. Could be my implementation of the plans. I'm modifying the concept to use a couple of worm gears to stabilize everything. I've purchased some worm gears for garage door openers with 0.5" shafts. They are sturdy enough to keep a lock on an object. Probably not accurate enough to track an object over an extended period of time but, this is just for fun right?
have a look see: http://solar.physics.montana.edu/larson/Capella/index.html
Not sure where you are experiencing your problem: at work or at home?In my case, my son's XBOX USB WiFI dongle was periodically trashing my home WiFi. Finally gave up, ran a wire and poof WiFi problem is now gone. Any consoles on your Wifi network active between 8and 10?
Oh, and they'd never use it to track someone's movements based on their unique GPS device. Nah, never happen!
well. you back up your boss' database right? :-)
how many times do you restore for your users? How much is that worth? How much does downtime cost? Do you have a web presence? how many hits per day? What's that worth. How much is downtime worth if your users get wormed/trojan-ed? Any intellectual property there? What is that gets walking?
Its a good exercise to do. You'll pay for yourself twice, then ask for a raise
This is NOT new.It is known as the Ballmer Peak! check out: http://xkcd.com/323/
also, check out: http://www.ocipep.gc.ca/opsprods/alerts/2004/AL04- 006_e.asp
What me worry?
Nah why settle for a failover cluster. Do it the proper way like VMS and Tru64. Get that into Linux and have a real cluster. Share the same disks, share a proper cluster IP etc.
Failover is "nice", sharing in realtime is the way to go.
Dear Santa! YES! LDAP!!
Especially cross platform.
I've spent two weeks trying to get RH 7.2 to PAM/LDAP to NDS for single login. Too many dead ends. Too mayny rebuild!!!
Please make it a paper book I can random-access as my thoughts start to click! Thanks. Let me know when you have a hot one, I'll buy two!