e-Book: Chapter 1 - What is e-discovery and Why Should IT Shops Care? by Symantec Corporation
can be carried out offline on a particular computer or it can be conducted on a network. In e-discovery, data of all types can serve as evidence. This can include text, images, calendar files, databases, spreadsheets, audio files, animation, Web sites, and computer programs. Even malware such as viruses, Trojans and spyware can be secured and investigated.
This e-book is an...
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RS-232: A Key to Understanding Data Communications by Global Knowledge
DCE). Classically, the DTE component is a computer or a terminal. These days, a router is often the DTE piece of the puzzle. In the past, the DCE component was usually a modem connected to the public, switched telephone network, but now you are likely to find a CSU/DSU instead that connects to a digital leased line (like a T1, for
instance) or maybe a Terminal Adapter (TA, for...
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SolarWinds Engineer's Toolset by SolarWinds, Inc.
need to diagnose, troubleshoot, and manage your network - all in one easy-to-use package. Product Type: Network Management, Monitoring and Troubleshooting.
Target User: Network Engineer, IT Manager
IT Problem: Performing extensive network diagnostics, troubleshooting and analysis from your desktop.
IT Download Description: With 49 powerful desktop tools, SolarWinds...
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Solaris system performance tuning
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Bill Bradford, Contributor
Just like an automobile, a computer system needs tuning and optimization in order to give the best performance given a certain system configuration and workload. Fortunately, Sun includes a number of utilities that can be used to monitor and change system settings to get optimum results from your installation. Here, I will...
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Cable remediation in the data center
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Carrie Higbie, Contributor
are damaged during MAC work, the performance of the network (found in bit errors) and the efficiencies of hardware due to increased need for DSP (digital signal processing to remove the noise) all compound to make for one big unhealthy mess. Add to that the need for compliance documentation, and you best bet is to install accommodating growth so that...
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With IBM blades and VMware, firm shrinks data center footprint, cost
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Bridget Botelho, News Writer
upgrade. Prudential used Sun Microsystems Inc. storage, but "Sun's SAN [ storage area network] was a generation or two old and to gain access to shared drive we had to map it. We wanted to put financial software on the SAN for employees to access without having to map them through a server," Friemann said. He switched to NetApp SAN to avoid the mapping issues. And...
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Bank refreshes outdated data center with PDUs, new CRAC units
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Mark Fontecchio, News Writer
including installing PDUs in place of breaker panels on the wall, replacing old computer room air conditioner (CRAC) units, and setting up hot and cold aisles in its data center. Tackling PDUs
Unpredictable data center power outages – often caused by a circuit breaker popping – led AgFirst to move from traditional power panels on the wall to...
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Sun OpenSolaris available on the IBM System z mainframe
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Mark Fontecchio, News Writer
one of the interesting things about HP-UX and Superdome, it really needs a low latency network and the zSeries provides that. It just opens up a lot of other stuff. Let us know what you think about the story; email Mark Fontecchio, News Writer. And check out our Mainframe blog. Thanks to work by Sine Nomine Associates, Sun Microsystems' OpenSolaris can now be ported...
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