We are buying a dual hex core ibm x3650 with 64 GB RAM and 7x300 GB HDD. This server is hosting two virtual servers, web server and database server. I am using Double take high availability to replicate the database into a different physical machine. Veeam is used to backup the virtual servers every night.
If you are using a laptop or a computer, you may often have to face the problem of crashing hard disks. Many times disturbance in Exchange Server indicate a hard disk failure and obviously you get worried because crashed hard disks often lead to loss of data and information.
I have what I think is a quick easy question. I'd like to apply a service pack to my exchange 2007 mailbox server. I don't have a CCR setup, so its a pretty standard configuration.
Linux partitions are basically of three types: swap, root, and home. The swap partition is used for Linux swap space, root partition for Linux and the installed applications, and home partitions for holding /home directory i.e. data. When it comes to data accessibility, the latter two partitions are comparatively more vital for uninterrupted data access.
best guide to get full potential of thunderzap kernel
Hey guys I have seen many newbies finding very hard to use features of custom kernel so posted it
FSync Control:
FSync, an acronym for file sync, is a
process which sync some data files with
your device and helps a bit towards
prevention of data loss.
jasonwryan wrote:The fact that it is the same two drives failing would make me nervous about continuing to use those drives; replacing drives is cheap, data not so.This. If you can, get 1 additional drive and set it up as a hot spare at a minimum.Having recently experienced huge data loss when 3 out of 4 drives in an 8tb RAID-5 failed.... Backups are even more important when running RAID.
Hi all, I have updated to kernel 3.50 on Desktop 12.04.1(As well as my server, also running 12.04.1 - well it says 12.04.2 now.) and now there is an update to the old 3.2 kernel.
I posted a previous question that did not get any satisfactory answers, so I'll generalize the question. At this point I'm willing to take any reasonable solution.
What I need: I have a remote server. It's not mission critical -- if a hard drive fails, I can accept a day or two of downtime.
I'm struggling here...
I'm trying to determine if data was successfully sent to the server through a TCP socket using the OutputStream object. For testing on emulator socket communications is loss after 30 sec. For write data OutputStream.write(); its doesn't throw an exception , and local server continuously running its not crashing, only tcp socket connection is loss after some time.
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