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Amazing product, technologies & things I use every day of my life.   Leave a comment

Company Purpose Product Apple Communication iPhone 3GS Chevrolet Transportation SUV Blazer 1998 Citrix Server Virtualization Home Lab XenServer v6.2 Dropbox Cloud Storage, Cross Platform Sync Dropbox EMC Type2-Virtualization VMware WorkStation v8.0 Essence Wrist watch Sapphire Tungsten Evernote Sync notes, capture anything, access anywhere Evernote Google Search engine, personal email Search, Gmail HP Personal Laptop HP [...]

Posted March 18, 2012 by n4zrnet in General, Internet, Linux, Open Source, Software, Tips, Virtualization, Windows

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SSH login takes long time   Leave a comment

recently i prepared RHEL AS4.8 server connected behind firewall, in DMZ.the domain part of hostname of the server was reflecting the internet domain name and the local MS-AD Domain was <domain>.localconnecting to this nix box from ms-platform was taking pretty long time to login after username & password request.Upon googling i found this link which [...]

Posted May 24, 2011 by n4zrnet in Linux, Open Source, tuxKB

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Create Large VHD’s in seconds!   Leave a comment

simul-post The vhd Tool at MSDN by Chris Eck can create large VHD’s via command line in seconds. Wow! this is better than chocolate ice cream and just short of Spumoni. (And when the fat guy rates something in the range of ice cream you know it’s a good tool. Here is what he says about it… Latest News [...]

Posted January 24, 2011 by n4zrnet in Hardware, Open Source, Tips, Windows

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Easy Backup, Recovery & Bare Metal Restore   1 comment

Why Not Use…? Many excellent solutions such as Acronis and Norton Ghost already exist. However, most backup tools cost money, only save data files (rather than the whole system), or come with restrictive licenses. Many are applications that are designed to run on a specific platform. While there are some open source alternatives, these programs [...]

Posted January 18, 2011 by n4zrnet in Linux, Open Source, Software, Tips, tuxKB, Windows

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Myth or Fact: Virtualization Increases the Speed of Delivering IT Services   Leave a comment

While the delivery of virtual machines is indisputably faster than deploying physical machines, it is often assumed that this also streamlines the process of deploying IT Services (applications). Virtualization can be used as an accelerator for building out highly dynamic cloud based services, however, the fact remains that while provisioning and deploying VMs has been [...]

Posted January 18, 2011 by n4zrnet in Hardware, Linux, Open Source, Software, Virtualization, Windows

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NexentaStor Notice Report by alert mail   Leave a comment

FAULT: ********************************************************************** FAULT: Appliance   : nssan (OS v3.0.4, NMS v3.0.4 (r8917)) FAULT: Machine SIG : 32HFABADA FAULT: Primary MAC : 18:a9:5:6e:a1:db FAULT: Time        : Sun Jan 16 00:00:32 2011 FAULT: Trigger     : runners-check FAULT: Fault Type  : ALARM FAULT: Fault ID    : 20 FAULT: Fault Count : 2 FAULT: Severity    : NOTICE FAULT: Action      : [...]

Posted January 16, 2011 by n4zrnet in Open Source

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NexentaStor ZFS based SAN, console,web-gui error   Leave a comment

I constantly have problems at access to nexentastor console and web-gui NMV trouble: After long time out i see: **Proxy Error The proxy server received an invalid response from an upstream server. The proxy server could not handle the request GET /data/services/. Reason: Error reading from remote server Apache/2.2.8 Ubuntu DAV/2 mod_ssl/2.2.8 OpenSSL/0.9.8k Server at [...]

Posted December 29, 2010 by n4zrnet in Hardware, Internet, Open Source, Tips

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Test SAN is UP & running.. now hope it doesn’t fall again….   Leave a comment

well, after the grueling hrs of all attempt proved futile (this is what happens when you don’t have the knowledge about the platform/OS/technology), googled for some solaris networking commands. having collected some basic solaris network configuring commands(for time being, i don’t want to elaborate what happened) but the following commands gave life to the network [...]

Posted December 25, 2010 by n4zrnet in Hardware, Open Source, Tips

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