Even though I only have three weeks left working at LKSD, I’m determined to make the most of it. There’s a big project building up for the summer with a large scale Open Directory deployment going on district-wide, with 40…
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SAN replication and MacBook updates
On Monday I implemented some routing and switching changes with the help of AT&T and our awesome network support guys from Integrated Logic. This finally let our iSCSI traffic for our Equallogic SAN units talk to each other between the…
Tagged with: apple, at&t, disaster recovery, equallogic, esx, ilife 09, integrated logic, iscsi san, macbook, networking, os x 10.5, replication, routing, upgrades, vmware
PowerSchool migration to VMware
The last couple of days have been busy with VMware and PowerSchool. We’ve had a consultant in working with us, and it was the perfect opportunity to migrate our student information system (SIS), PowerSchool, in to our VMware environment. I…
Tagged with: apache, computing, migration, oracle, php, powerschool, sis, virtual server, virtualization, vmware
Crazy desktop
This is why I run a 30″ Apple Cinema display. Days like this make me think I either need another one, or another job: 18 Apple Remote Desktop connections plus a Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection 🙁 I had to quickly…
APC PCNS setup for VMware
There’s a lot of confusion of APC’s PCNS software for VMware. Basically, ignore the generic instructions provided on the CD 😉 This was tested on multiple ESX 3.5 Update 4 hosts and worked perfectly connected to a pair 2200’s. From…
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