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QLA2340 in FCP mode w/SD
by Varghese, John 28 Nov '05

28 Nov '05

I installed two QLA HBA in a FCP SAN. I went to install MPIO license and then rebooted the servers. Now I can't manage the luns in SD; however, I can see the drives in 'My computer' Originally I thought it may be a SANSurfer or Host Attach Kit issue, but that doesn't seem to be the case. It appears that SD uses the UNC path to make the initial connection. Since I had VIFs enabled, it seemed like the path was failing somehow. Has anyone else seen this happen or does anyone know why SD needs to use the UNC path to make the connection. What if my ether-switches die? Does that mean I will not be able to manage my drives in SD? Thanks, JV John Varghese Sr. Engineer Select, Inc. Select : StrategIT 1-800-634-1806 ext. 213 1-781-461-2766 (fax) John.Varghese(a)Strategit.com www.strategit.com <http://www.strategit.com/>

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Dringendal
by daniel_ngoye＠virgilio.it 28 Nov '05

28 Nov '05

Sehr geehter Mein Name ist Daniel Ngoye und ich bin der Leiter des Research Department Committee in der Standard Bank in Südafrika. Zur Zeit halte ich mich in den Niederlanden zu einer Fortbildung auf. Ich kontaktiere Sie bezüglich des Transfers einer sehr großen Summe Geldes vom Konto eines Verstorbenen. Ich weiß, daß eine Transaktion dieser Größenordnung zunächst bei jedem Besorgnis erregen wird und versichere ich Ihnen, daß sich um alles gekümmert wird.Aufgrund der Dringlichkeit der Angelegenheit habe ich mich entschlossen, Sie zu kontaktieren. Es geht um folgendes: Einer meiner Kollegen ist für das Konto von Gerald Welsh zuständig, der gemeinsam mit seiner Frau im January bei einem Flugzeugabsturz ums Leben kam. Er befand sich gemeinsam mit anderen Passagieren an Bord einer Egyptian Airline 90. (http://news.bbc.co. uk/1/world/americas/502503.stm ) Seit diesem Vorfall ist niemand seiner nächsten Verwandten mehr am Leben, der als sein Erbe Ansprüche auf das Guthaben auf seinem Konto erheben könnte. Wir können jedoch gemäß unserer Richtlinien das Geld nicht auszahlen, bevor jemand als Angehöriger und Erbe auftritt und seinen Anspruch geltend macht. Aufgrund dieser Entdeckung und der Übereinstimmung Ihres Namens mit dem des Verstorbenen bitten meine Kollegen und ich Sie nun um Ihre Erlaubnis, Sie als nächsten Angehörigen des Verstorbenen anzugeben. Die gesamte Abwicklung und Dokumentation wird sorgfältig von mir durchgeführt, damit das Guthaben von 20.5 Millionen US$ an Sie als nächsten Angehörigen ausgezahlt werden kann. Andernfalls wird die gesamte Summe nach fünf Jahraen in das Eigentum der Bank übergehen und die Direktoren der Bank werden sie untereinander aufteilen. Aufgrund dieser Tatsache habe ich mich entschlossen, mich an Sie zu wenden, damit Sie als Erbe auftreten können und nicht alles den Direktoren zugute kommt. Da aber die Person, die im Testament als Erbin genannt wird, mit ihm gemeinsam verstorben ist, haben wir vom Nachlaßverwalter den Auftrag bekommen, ein Familienmitglied des Verstorbenen ausfindig zu machen, daß das Erbe antreten kann. Wir bitten Sie, unseren Vorschlag anzunehmen und versichern Ihnen, daß alles absolut risikofrei für Sie ablaufen wird. Wir werden Sie mit 5 Millionen US$ an der Transaktion beteiligen, den restlichen Betrag werden meine Kollegen und ich für. Falls Sie interessiert sind, schicken Sie mir bitte folgende Angaben: 1. Name/Firmen name um die erforderlichen Dokumente vorzubereitenp 2. Bankdaten: Konto-Nummer, Swift Code, Kontoinhaber 3. Persönliche Telefon- und Fax-Nummern An meine privat E-mail: (dngoye(a)walla.com) mit Ihrer vertraulichen Telefon-Nr., Fax-Nr., E-mail Anschrift, damit ich Ihnen die weiteren relevanten Details in dieser Sache mitteilen kann. Vielen Dank im voraus. Wir bitten sie eindringlich, die Angelegenheit vertraulich zu behandeln. Bitte antworten Sie mir schnellstmöglich und Gott segne sie. Mit freundlichen grussen, Daniel Ngoye.

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Any luck finding NetApp NACA 7.0 certification questions?
by sarath g 27 Nov '05

27 Nov '05

Hi, I found your messages, i am looking for NetApp 7.0 certification NACA useful questions or material, i can help on Veritas foundation suite, which i am going for exam next week. Awaiting for your earliest response please. Thanks & rgds, Sarath. ---------------------------- I fond the NetApp exams to be probably some of the best in regards to the following: 1) They do not ask questions that are on notes in the training materials. 2) The questions are all on relavent information that is contained in the training materials 3) There are 5 questions related to experience in working with the Filer This is done to help eliminate the 'paper' certifications. 4) On the above experience questions should not cause you to fail if you have studied the training material. 5) After any of the exams I've been able to go to the training material and find the answer rather easily. From other vendors, I am still looking for answers to. Good Luck on the Exams. I also hear that NetApp is changing the Certification Process yet again. Alan, NACE -----Original Message----- From: ">owner-toasters(a)mathworks.com [mailto:">owner-toasters(a)mathworks.com] On Behalf Of Jacek Nogala Sent: Monday, May 09, 2005 4:28 AM To: ">toasters(a)mathworks.com Subject: New certification path (NACP/NACA) Some time ago I have passed exams required for NetApp Certified Professional certification. Unfortunately NetApp does not permit for any upgrades to new path and I have to pass new exams from scratch. Can anyone share with me some experience from new exams (I am not asking about explicit questions or other secret stuff)? My past experience was not very good: 1. due small number of questions (30 per exam) it is not so difficult to fail exam by simple mistake or obscure question 2. I have found several question that (without aby doubts) could not be answered without additional data AFAIK problem no 1 is still valid... Best regards, Jacek --------------------------------- Yahoo! Messenger NEW - crystal clear PC to PC calling worldwide with voicemail

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REPRESENTATIVE
by Daniel Ndiaye-Nkono 26 Nov '05

26 Nov '05

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Netapp 18GB FC9 drives cheap
by Leeds, Daniel 24 Nov '05

24 Nov '05

Thought id see if anyone on the list needs any 18GB drives from an FC9 shelf/7xx series filer? $5 each plus shipping. they are all in good working order but just sitting here im sure someone can use them. thanks

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NetApp searches?
by Stewart, John 23 Nov '05

23 Nov '05

We've got about a half terabyte of data on our F740 in our main office. The folks over in our remote office also access this via a T1. The remote guys would like to be able to do quicker searches through much of this data, probably just by filename. Is there a native NetApp search tool? Any other recommendations? One of the engineers has asked I just do a cron job every night of a complete file listing into a file... but I think this is something that might not even run overnight, we've got so many files. thanks johnS

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RE: Netapp Searches ?
by Lai, Derek 22 Nov '05

22 Nov '05

Endeca, Verity, Autonomy and Fast are a few other companies that have good search products. Yes, you should definitely consider an off the shelf package that takes security into consideration. Endeca is interesting in that it not only does keyword search, but it also does category navigation so if you don't have the exact thing that you are searching for you can still find things pretty quick. Derek ________________________________ From: owner-toasters(a)mathworks.com [mailto:owner-toasters@mathworks.com] On Behalf Of Wilbur Castro Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2005 11:34 AM To: toasters(a)mathworks.com Subject: Re: Netapp Searches ? Have you considered using something like Kazeon (www.kazeon.com) or google search appliance ? These appliances can crawl your filers and index file attributes (and content) and are security aware. You could also use them for ILM type applications... Wilbur John said: We've got about a half terabyte of data on our F740 in our main office. The folks over in our remote office also access this via a T1. The remote guys would like to be able to do quicker searches through much of this data, probably just by filename. Is there a native NetApp search tool? Any other recommendations? One of the engineers has asked I just do a cron job every night of a complete file listing into a file... but I think this is something that might not even run overnight, we've got so many files. thanks johnS

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Re: Netapp Searches ?
by Wilbur Castro 22 Nov '05

22 Nov '05

Have you considered using something like Kazeon (www.kazeon.com<http://www.kazeon.com>) or google search appliance ? These appliances can crawl your filers and index file attributes (and content) and are security aware. You could also use them for ILM type applications... Wilbur John said: We've got about a half terabyte of data on our F740 in our main office. The folks over in our remote office also access this via a T1. The remote guys would like to be able to do quicker searches through much of this data, probably just by filename. Is there a native NetApp search tool? Any other recommendations? One of the engineers has asked I just do a cron job every night of a complete file listing into a file... but I think this is something that might not even run overnight, we've got so many files. thanks johnS

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NDMP and Veritas 6.0 ...
by Waters, G Scott RDECOM(THE LOG.SEC TEAM) 22 Nov '05

22 Nov '05

Hi ... Good or bad, right or wrong I have never been involved with backups of the Filers that I Admin. It was a decision made long time ago and nobody has ever decided to change/fix it. Anyway, the backup folks upgraded from Veritas NetBackup 5.x to the new 6.0. Since then the backups have not worked reliably. They have involved me now and I am looking for anyone that may have any information. So far all the information that I have been given is that the backups fail with an error 86. This may be related so I am going to ask - we have a SpectraLogic 64000 and they have been emulating a 1000 because when we purchased the 64000 it was not supported by the Filer. Is that still true ... can they stop using emulation? And, in the same line, they are using some sort of emulation on the tape drives as well ... the drives are AIT-4 Sony SDX-900v's. Are they supported?? Sorry to sound so ignorant on this - but as I said earlier, I have not been involved in this aspect of the Filer (until now). And I'm willing to do some digging - pointing me in the right direction would even be helpful. Thanks. - Scott W.

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NTP Software
by Tim Kazsuk 22 Nov '05

22 Nov '05

Toasters, No, not Network Time Protocol. Does anyone have any thoughts / comments / experience with NTP Software QFS or NTP Software Storage M&A (www.ntpsoftware.com<http://www.ntpsoftware.com>)? Has anyone even heard of them? The response from a couple guys at NetApp, when I asked, was "What /Who ?", which doesn't give me the warm fuzzies. They've been contacting us since we first purchased our Filers 3 years ago and I wanted to see what the members of this list thought before even getting a eval. Below are some quick highlights on each product. NTP Software QFS: - Prevent unwanted files - Real-time quota and disk policies - Simple enterprise administration - End User support infrastructure NTP Software Storage M&A: - Risk measurement - Trending and projections - Detail file level reporting - Action item reports Thanks for your time. Tim

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