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…
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SAN replication and MacBook updates
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
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…
More roadtrips
Making the most of the river before it becomes, er, a river, am heading down to Oscarville again tomorrow to follow up from their Open Directory deployment a couple of weeks ago. The weather is warming up, haven’t worn snow…
Tagged with: apple, at&t, atmautlauk, bethel, melting, moving, napaskiak, networking, open directory, oscarville, river, road trip, toaster, trips, vtc, walmart, xserve
Kwethluk
Today, Ted S, Brent and I packed up and headed for Kwethluk to deploy their new Open Directory server. First we brought up internal DNS and configured recursion back to the central DNS server in the district office, and then…
Tagged with: apple, b&b, bethel, computing, dish network, gci, ice road, kwethluk, moving, networking, open directory, unicom, utilities, work, xserve
Sick day, Apple, and kids race fun
On Tuesday I threw a sick day. I felt like crap after all the business of Cama’i, and had picked up a nice chesty cough. Having no heat all Monday evening didn’t help. But, I picked myself up and was…
Tagged with: apple, bethel, hoffman, k300, kids race, kuskokwim 300, mobile account, mushing, open directory, oscarville, sick day, sync, work
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