We all know how important it is to have a naming standard for our systems and devices that means something, rather than a number of Greek mythological names that ultimately mean nothing to most. A quick google of “Server naming conventions” will lead you to actual help, or polls from slashdot on this subject, or … Continue reading Naming Conventions and Standards for Systems and Devices
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My fourth blog posts is with one of my favourite online personalities, Chris Wahl, a person whom I’ve followed the blog of for a long time. I won’t add too much preface to this, and dive straight in. 1. So Chris, you’ve are known in the community for two main subject area’s, networking and scripting, … Continue reading Interview – Chris Wahl – Author, Blogger, IT Consultant
Today I found out a disk had failed in a production SAN. Oh no!!! But like previous experiences, this is different. And my support experience is pretty darn good. So I thought lets write this up. Because you always here about the terrible failures and pain in the arse experiences, never the good. Note: This … Continue reading Nimble Storage – The life of a failed disk
A while ago, I had the brilliant idea to interview people and peer from the IT industry, from different area’s, such as end users/customers, resellers, and vendors. So to kick this off, I started by asking around those who I know in the community. First up is Joe Baguley of VMware, to many he needs … Continue reading Interview – Joe Baguley, VMware EMEA CTO