If it is like an old GSR it operates in the same general freq range as a Cop doppler radar. For you real paranoid delusionists use your car radar detector and hold REAL still everytime it goes off.
Sun would be the way to go. Now you can use a Veritas cluster using the kick a55 VxFS. Sun uses a version of Vertias Volume Manager they package as Sun Enterprise Volume Manager, so it's not like they're not compatible. You can also get Veritas Netbackup - block-mode incremental back up solution. If you're stuck with the Intel box, then get Solaris 7 for Intel.
F: G: H: I:, etc. Good point. However, you can make this transparent to the users with logons scripts and drive mappings, etc. It's not as sexy as mounting a single file system in Unix, but it works.
I agree that this is great for us penguin heads and the os, and it's a good stab in the side of the evil empire (M$), but what the H311 is big blau doing here. Market it as a price-point advantage to go with the Linux version at the same time continue support on other platforms.
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Duh!
blocking sites? Nope we can't have any subversive activity.
Linux, BSD, Solaris, Mac, etc. Face it, Windows is not the end all beat all only choise out there!
That's why the Big Boys AKA N$A use Trusted Solaris on Sparc's.
If it is like an old GSR it operates in the same general freq range as a Cop doppler radar. For you real paranoid delusionists use your car radar detector and hold REAL still everytime it goes off.
Sun would be the way to go. Now you can use a Veritas cluster using the kick a55 VxFS. Sun uses a version of Vertias Volume Manager they package as Sun Enterprise Volume Manager, so it's not like they're not compatible. You can also get Veritas Netbackup - block-mode incremental back up solution. If you're stuck with the Intel box, then get Solaris 7 for Intel.
F: G: H: I:, etc. Good point. However, you can make this transparent to the users with logons scripts and drive mappings, etc. It's not as sexy as mounting a single file system in Unix, but it works.
amen bruddah!
I agree that this is great for us penguin heads and the os, and it's a good stab in the side of the evil empire (M$), but what the H311 is big blau doing here. Market it as a price-point advantage to go with the Linux version at the same time continue support on other platforms.
I noticed that. 'bout time.
Yea. I can spell. Sorry. They'll probably call it an upgrade and charge for it.
Tey'l probably call it an ungrade and charge for it...
I'm thinking, class action suit. Maybe that's too extreme. Let's see if they take accountablity...