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Re: Support for Network Time Protocol?
by mer＠world.evansville.net 19 May '98

19 May '98

Another vote for NTP support. It doesn't need to be full-fledged -- client-only is fine. The rsh/rdate thing is a kludge. -- Marc Rouleau VP and Chief Technology Officer Voice: (812) 479-1700 Fax: (812) 479-3439 Network WCS http://www.networkwcs.com

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As long as we're voting
by Amy Chused 19 May '98

19 May '98

I'd vote for NTP too. Amy Chused Server Administration GTE Internworking

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Re: Support for Network Time Protocol?
by Chris March : TTSG : 781-393-3236 19 May '98

19 May '98

I'll add my vote to get support for NTP. Chris March Thomson Technology Services Group

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Re: Support for Network Time Protocol?
by Don Glascock 19 May '98

19 May '98

> Another vote for NTP support. ... And another: we too have asked for NTP support, but have not heard when this will occur. Our toaster has fulfilled its charter well ("a box that encapsulates file service for NFS & CIFS clients") except in this regard: a file's modification time can be critical in certain situations, and therefore must be accurate. Don Glascock -- Donald S. Glascock Mailstop GU-1016 Special Purpose Processor Development Group Mayo Foundation Rochester, MN 55905 Glascock.Donald(a)Mayo.EDU +1.507.284.1850 +1.507.284.9171 (fax) http://www.mayo.edu/sppdg/sppdg_home_page.html "No matter where you go, there you are."

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Re: syslog and /etc/messages format
by Mark D Simmons 19 May '98

19 May '98

(after with much rude elision) Jason wrote: > We currently use logsurfer and swatch to parse syslog messages > generated by our F330. We also use procmail to forward "critical" > email from the filer to alpha-pagers. We use swatch too. > There isn't an appendix which contains a _complete_ > list of all error messages and sample _syntax_ in the filer > documentation. Tech Support couldn't even get me a list of all the > possible email subject headers the filer might send in case of error! You know that's something that IBM and Digital used to do religiously, and it's in most good books on the subject of Technical Documentation. One wee book or greppable ASCII file on-line that contains the full gamut of error messages (even if what the message means is sanitised to 'phone NetApp' for some of the really weird ones) would be great. > So, I'm all for more specific messages -- as long as they are > documented. Please. Ditto.

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Re: Support for Network Time Protocol?
by Mark D Simmons 19 May '98

19 May '98

We also asked for NTP support a while back. I've currently got all 9 main filers rdating to an NTP'd Unix box every hour and so far everything is okey, but proper NTP support would reduce the niggly tasks on the admin server and my confidence in the time on the filers. 2p

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Re: Support for Network Time Protocol?
by Daniel Quinlan 19 May '98

19 May '98

Jason D. Kelleher <kelleher(a)susq.com> writes: > I recall asking about NTP over two years ago. Very disappointing. I'm also interesting in NTP support, but I think I'd like to see the current software become a lot more reliable (and complete) before adding another new feature. All I need is more NetApp crashes because of NTP bugs. Dan

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Re: Support for Network Time Protocol?
by sirbruce＠ix.netcom.com 19 May '98

19 May '98

On 05/18/98 09:14:26 you wrote: > >sirbruce(a)ix.netcom.com wrote: >> Okay, I was just curious. Most places I've seen aren't as "religious" about >> the use of NTP. Not that there's anything wrong with that. :) >> >> Bruce > >NTP is integral to keeping the NYSE, SIAC, and Amex clocks in sync. We >use it on everything so that all trading is accurate on all systems to >within milliseconds of each other, which is crucial when billions of >messages have to be ordered, stored, processed, and then compared at the >end of the trading day. I can imagine! The demands there are much different from a college campus or a departmental server in a small corporation. Different environments need different solutions. I think all these posts are great - the more Netapp knows about customer desire for this, the more likely they are to implement the feature. It certainly seems more widespread than the last time I saw the question asked (although this mailing list doesn't exactly constitute a scientific survey). Bruce

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NetApp File Server (FS230) mounted directly on an NT server
by Weeks, Thomas 18 May '98

18 May '98

I have a fairly good grasp on NT and CIFS and the like... but I am from the UNIX worls and just want someone to answer this for me once and all... Is there any way to MOUNT a NetApp file server directly to an NT file system and access it like unix does with a /mnt directory? I know about the menthod of mounting to NT via a drive letter... but you can't re-share that as a resource under that the NT file system CAN you? You know.. like this: given that NetApp box="\\barium\C$" and NT Server="\\ntbox" net use \\ntbox\shares\share \\barium\share net use \\ntbox\shares\winapps \\barium\winapps I know this is probably not possible.. but ya never know if you dont' ask.. it just seems that if the netapp box could be treated as a raw storage unit like this, that it would greatly simplify matters (regarding all the ACL problems). Anyone wanna tell me exactly why things can't be done like this? Thomas Weeks GTE SYSTEMS ENGINEER Testing-Integration Center "The Pit" Brooks AFB, DSN 240-5444

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Exports file vs exportfs
by Alexei Rodriguez 18 May '98

18 May '98

In 4.x, NetApp added a feature such that one could do an export of a file system to a network (net/netmask) such that: exportfs -root=192.168.250.0/24 /export/test would allow anybody on the 192.168.250 network to get to /export/test on the filer. Cool. This works without a problem. What I am running into a hitch with is making this work out of the /etc/exports file. It just does not seem to want to work. Has anybody else worked with this notation out of the exports file? Did it work? Is the order of the hosts important (subnets before hosts)? Or am I simply missing something obvious? Thanks. Alex

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