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From Techie to Boss: Transition to Leadership: 2013-06-16
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From Techie to Boss: Transition to Leadership. Promoting a conversation about what works and what doesn't when you manage a technical team. Experienced Information Technology leader, author, system administrator, and systems architect. View my complete profile. Thursday, June 20, 2013. The trick is to use your email effectively and efficiently. Your team's effectiveness will increase if you can create a culture where email is used appropriately. Email rules of thumb. Email has some strengths as a tool:.
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Solaris Troubleshooting: Service Management Facility
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Companion blog for Scott Cromar's Solaris Troubleshooting Handbook. Wednesday, April 10, 2013. The Service Management Facility was introduced in Solaris 9 as an alternative way to manage services. In Solaris 10, SMF has been made the default way to manage most services. The SMF framework has significant advantages over the legacy SVR4 mechanisms, primarily in terms of service monitoring and integration with the Fault Management Facility. Can be used to monitor services under. Lists dependencies for FMRI.
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Solaris Troubleshooting: Veritas Volume Manager Notes
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Companion blog for Scott Cromar's Solaris Troubleshooting Handbook. Wednesday, June 19, 2013. Veritas Volume Manager Notes. Veritas has long since been purchased by Symantec, but its products continue to be sold under the Veritas name. Over time, we can expect that some of the products will have name changes to reflect the new ownership. Veritas produces volume and file system software that allows for extremely flexible and straightforward management of a system's disk storage resources. Now that ZFS.
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Solaris Troubleshooting: June 2013
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Companion blog for Scott Cromar's Solaris Troubleshooting Handbook. Monday, June 24, 2013. Solaris Volume Manager (DiskSuite). State database replicas consume between 4 and 16 MB of space, and should ideally be placed on a partition specifically set aside for that purpose. In the event that state database information is lost, it is possible to lose the data stored on the managed disks, so the database replicas should be spread over as much of the disk infrastructure as possible. Depending on their condit...
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Solaris Troubleshooting: February 2014
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Companion blog for Scott Cromar's Solaris Troubleshooting Handbook. Monday, February 24, 2014. I look forward to seeing some of you at an upcoming class. My class, "Technology Manager's Survival Guide" is on the Friday afternoon training schedule at LOPSA-East on May 2 in New Brunswick, NJ. And I'll be presenting a two-part class, "Leader's Survival Guide," in Jacksonville, FL on July 16 and 23. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). From Techie to Boss. Blogs of Friends and Family. Experienced ...
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Solaris Troubleshooting: Solaris Volume Manager (DiskSuite)
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Companion blog for Scott Cromar's Solaris Troubleshooting Handbook. Monday, June 24, 2013. Solaris Volume Manager (DiskSuite). State database replicas consume between 4 and 16 MB of space, and should ideally be placed on a partition specifically set aside for that purpose. In the event that state database information is lost, it is possible to lose the data stored on the managed disks, so the database replicas should be spread over as much of the disk infrastructure as possible. Depending on their condit...
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From Techie to Boss: Transition to Leadership: 2014-01-26
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From Techie to Boss: Transition to Leadership. Promoting a conversation about what works and what doesn't when you manage a technical team. Experienced Information Technology leader, author, system administrator, and systems architect. View my complete profile. Thursday, January 30, 2014. Career Builder posted a press release. That outlined several major turn-offs during a job interview. It is well worth a read. Make eye contact. 70%. Use good posture. 35%. Don't fidget in your seat. 35%. Limit the amoun...
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From Techie to Boss: Transition to Leadership: Advantages and Disadvantages of Globally Dispersed Teams
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From Techie to Boss: Transition to Leadership. Promoting a conversation about what works and what doesn't when you manage a technical team. Experienced Information Technology leader, author, system administrator, and systems architect. View my complete profile. Sunday, March 31, 2013. Advantages and Disadvantages of Globally Dispersed Teams. Based on your own experience, you can probably list several obvious advantages of having staff in the same geographic location. You can't "manage by walking around" ...
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From Techie to Boss: Transition to Leadership: 2014-02-02
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From Techie to Boss: Transition to Leadership. Promoting a conversation about what works and what doesn't when you manage a technical team. Experienced Information Technology leader, author, system administrator, and systems architect. View my complete profile. Friday, February 7, 2014. Allowing Outside Vendors on Your Network. Recent revelations about the Target attack. Passwords just don't cut it in today's environment. From your HVAC network. Links to this post. Thursday, February 6, 2014. In other wo...
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