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Cisco CCNA
by Network Academy 13 Mar '05

13 Mar '05

Network Academy="Network Academy" РЕГИОНАЛЬНАЯ АКАДЕМИЯ CISCO ОБЪЯВЛЯЕТ НАБОР СЛУШАТЕЛЕЙ НА КУРСЫ ПО ПРОГРАММЕ ОБУЧЕНИЯ CISCO CCNA. ЦЕНА ДЛЯ СТУДЕНТОВ - ВСЕГО 2500 ГРИВЕН. После прохождения обучения в Академии Cisco слушатели получают знания, необходимые для проектирования и обслуживания локальных и глобальных сетей, а также практические навыки работы с оборудованием Cisco Systems. Более подробно с учебным планом можно ознакомиться по адресу http://www.gnc.ukrtelecom.ua/cisco/ua/learn/plan.htm Набор производится в группы со стационарной фомой обучения. Группа Время проведения занятий Период обучения I 16.00 - 18.00 28.03.05 - 6.06.05 05.09.05 - 11.11.05 II 18.00 - 20.00 28.03.05 - 6.06.05 05.09.05 - 11.11.05 Занятия проводятся 5 дней в неделю. Продолжительность обучения составляет 5 месяцев. На летние месяцы - перерыв. Стоимость обучения (в гривнах): Юр.лица: 5000грн Физ.лица: 3800грн Студенты: 2500грн Возможна посеместровая оплата. Возможно обучение в кредит. Выпускникам Академии предоставляется существенная скидка (до 70 процентов) при сдаче теста на сертификат CCNA. Стоимость сертификационного теста CCNA не входит в стоимость обучения. Обучение осуществляется сертифицированными инструкторами. Каждое рабочее место оснащено компьютером, подключенным к Internet. Кондиционеры создают необходимый микроклимат в помещении. Наши выпускники работают в хорошо известных фирмах и организациях, у Internet-провайдеров, в банках и государственных учреждениях Украины. Более подробную информацию можно получить на нашем сайте http://www.gnc.ukrtelecom.ua/cisco -- С уважением, администрация Академии тел.: (044)443-55-10; (044)443-10-89 cisco(a)gnc.ukrtelecom.ua

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NFS analysis tools
by Derek Lai 10 Mar '05

10 Mar '05

Has anyone played with good NFS analysis tools? I googled about NFS tracing and saw a couple of interesting research papers. One is from Daniel Ellard and Margo Seltzer of Harvard University. The other one from Matt Blaze of Princeton University. Daniel Ellard has the nfsdump and nfsscan tools and Matt Blaze has the rpcspy and nfstrace tools. I just took a quick scan and am sitting down to read the papers. Just wondering if anyone else has looked at these and know which ones are better? Or if you know of other good tools, please share. I'm trying to trouble-shoot occasional NFS server not responding error. The filer does not appear to be very busy and only one of the 2 HP-UX servers is having this issue. Although the particular file system is our database production file system and is only pounded on by the production server. Derek

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The next oil super-st0ck
by Lila Jensen 10 Mar '05

10 Mar '05

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RE: iSCSI for HP-UX
by Derek Lai 08 Mar '05

08 Mar '05

Srinivas, Can you share the reports? I'm particularly curious about the performance compared to NFS. Did you use the HP iSCSI initiator? Is there more than 1 available? Derek -----Original Message----- From: Addanki, Srinivas [mailto:addanki@netapp.com] Sent: Monday, March 07, 2005 5:00 PM To: Derek Lai; toasters(a)mathworks.com Subject: RE: iSCSI for HP-UX Do you mean to say that iSCSI initiator on HP-UX and the target is the filer? Yes, I have worked with that before and did some performance measurements. It was quite good, but unfortunately I don't have any of those reports with me. I haven't had experience with Oracle though. Srinivas -----Original Message----- From: Derek Lai [mailto:Derek.Lai@onyxco.com] Sent: Monday, March 07, 2005 4:40 PM To: toasters(a)mathworks.com Subject: iSCSI for HP-UX Has anyone tried iSCSI with filers on HP-UX? We are running HP-UX 11i and I noticed that HP does have drivers for iSCSI. Just wondering how robust it is. Anyone actually running Oracle with it? Derek

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RE: iSCSI for HP-UX
by Addanki, Srinivas 08 Mar '05

08 Mar '05

Do you mean to say that iSCSI initiator on HP-UX and the target is the filer? Yes, I have worked with that before and did some performance measurements. It was quite good, but unfortunately I don't have any of those reports with me. I haven't had experience with Oracle though. Srinivas -----Original Message----- From: Derek Lai [mailto:Derek.Lai@onyxco.com] Sent: Monday, March 07, 2005 4:40 PM To: toasters(a)mathworks.com Subject: iSCSI for HP-UX Has anyone tried iSCSI with filers on HP-UX? We are running HP-UX 11i and I noticed that HP does have drivers for iSCSI. Just wondering how robust it is. Anyone actually running Oracle with it? Derek

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iSCSI for HP-UX
by Derek Lai 08 Mar '05

08 Mar '05

Has anyone tried iSCSI with filers on HP-UX? We are running HP-UX 11i and I noticed that HP does have drivers for iSCSI. Just wondering how robust it is. Anyone actually running Oracle with it? Derek

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RE: command line for a filerview output (snapshot used)
by Ta, Quy 07 Mar '05

07 Mar '05

"snap delta" Quy Ta Network Appliance 888.463.8277 Technical Support 512-554-2545 mobile -----Original Message----- From: aaron hirsch [mailto:aaronh@uptime.net] Sent: Monday, March 07, 2005 2:52 PM To: toasters(a)mathworks.com Subject: RE: command line for a filerview output (snapshot used) >Using Filerview, one can see the amount of space consumed by each snapshot on any volume, by >going to Volume->Snapshots->Manage screen. >Is there a command line option that will give me the same output? >Volume Name Date Used Total Status >vol1 nightly.3 Mar 02 23:26 405.3 MB 1.133 GB normal >vol1 nightly.2 Mar 03 23:22 735.1 MB 754.5 MB normal >vol1 nightly.1 Mar 04 23:23 13.21 MB 19.47 MB normal >vol1 weekly.0 Mar 05 23:19 3.145 MB 6.262 MB normal >vol1 nightly.0 Mar 06 23:18 1.691 MB 1.691 MB normal Are you looking for the exact same syntax? If not, "snap list" should do the trick for you. If you want it on a per volume basis "snap list <volume name>"

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Re: Quick access to quota information
by JacekN 07 Mar '05

07 Mar '05

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RE: command line for a filerview output (snapshot used)
by aaron hirsch 07 Mar '05

07 Mar '05

>Using Filerview, one can see the amount of space consumed by each snapshot on any volume, by >going to Volume->Snapshots->Manage screen. >Is there a command line option that will give me the same output? >Volume Name Date Used Total Status >vol1 nightly.3 Mar 02 23:26 405.3 MB 1.133 GB normal >vol1 nightly.2 Mar 03 23:22 735.1 MB 754.5 MB normal >vol1 nightly.1 Mar 04 23:23 13.21 MB 19.47 MB normal >vol1 weekly.0 Mar 05 23:19 3.145 MB 6.262 MB normal >vol1 nightly.0 Mar 06 23:18 1.691 MB 1.691 MB normal Are you looking for the exact same syntax? If not, "snap list" should do the trick for you. If you want it on a per volume basis "snap list <volume name>"

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07 Mar '05

Hi, Using Filerview, one can see the amount of space consumed by each snapshot on any volume, by going to Volume->Snapshots->Manage screen. Is there a command line option that will give me the same output? Volume Name Date Used Total Status vol1 nightly.3 Mar 02 23:26 405.3 MB 1.133 GB normal vol1 nightly.2 Mar 03 23:22 735.1 MB 754.5 MB normal vol1 nightly.1 Mar 04 23:23 13.21 MB 19.47 MB normal vol1 weekly.0 Mar 05 23:19 3.145 MB 6.262 MB normal vol1 nightly.0 Mar 06 23:18 1.691 MB 1.691 MB normal TIA -G

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