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Mainframe vulnerabilities: Be proactive rather than reactive
find this helpful? Write to Matt Stansberry about your data center concerns at mstansberry@techtarget.com. What mainframe administrators really need is a discussion of mainframe vulnerabilities. Problem areas include user authentication, system dataset access, disgruntled employees, denial of service attacks, and consoles and monitors that open...
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Do dual-power supply servers increase redundancy?
loss or poor power quality is a major contributor to data center server down time. I am not referring to a major utility power failure, just to a common pitfall of power distribution system practice and management.
There are several basic, but key, power components in the data center: utility power source(s) and main power panel(s), back-up generator and automatic... More...
Is there a mainframe skills shortage?
for hardware technicians, help desk staff, and client/server database administrators ― particularly Oracle and SQL Server database administrators." The problem of finding individuals with computer skills is not solely a mainframe problem ― it's a problem across the entire computing industry. On the day that I visited Dice.com's Web site, I...
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CA announces Mainframe 2.0
experienced IT staff, to create greater uniformity among products, and to provide a service to remove mainframe burdens.
Rich Ptak, an analyst at Ptak, Noel & Associates, believes that CA's initiative is a good idea. "It's a step in the right direction," Ptak said. "CA is in competition with mainframe-focused tools from BMC and IBM. They're all working hard to make... More...
TPC eyes energy consumption and virtualization benchmarks
systems are idle."
TPC will also offer new ETL (extraction/transformation/loading and service-oriented architecture (SOA) measurements. Further, the organization plans to offer a series of workshops on using performance benchmarks to make server hardware and software buying decisions. The workshops will be held in various locations throughout the U.S., and... More...
HP announces Dynamic Power Capping for ProLiant servers
Capping, HP also announced the following: Energy-efficiency analysis and design service, much of which is culled from the HP acquisition of EYP Mission Critical Facilities last year.
A redesign of the ProLiant BL460c server blade so it uses 44 fewer watts.
A new HP 24,000W High Efficiency Hot-Plug Power Supply for its BladeSystem c7000 Enclosure, which HP...
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