@Dashrender said:

Uh.. OK... You can apply the GP to the level about the 'list'. If you're OK with them all being told to install at the same time. That would cut down on the number of GPOs you have to manage.

I staggered the GPOs between midnight and 5am. That was part of the reason I created different deployment groups.

@IRJ said:

That was it. Thanks bill

Hey your'e welcome, glad I could help.

You can ask but that is a long way to go for a free lunch

@PSX_Defector said:

A little early for scotch. It's still well before noon, and that would be a sin.

Beer is beer, it's good and good for you. It has all your necessary vitamin A's and B's, where when you drink scotch all you get is vitamin A and S. Sometime P.

1pm here

@Bill-Kindle said:

@garak0410 said:

They also recommend the Sylink.xml...played around with that before leaving yesterday...no success yet.

http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&id=TECH106288

Sylink. that's it. There's a method where you can update that file and have it point to the new host. I couldn't remember what it was called.

This is pretty much complete. Just need to transfer my license over and then this is done. 🙂 Thanks for all of the tips.

@scottalanmiller said:

@Katie said:

@scottalanmiller said:

Every day Chromebooks get closer and closer to being really useful.

I'm visualizing a differential equation where Chromebooks is expressed as a lim f(x), where x approaches ∞.
Will perpetually approach, but never quite reach it entirely.

Math nerds 🙂

Actually, not even - I had 4 semesters of calculus in college, but I don't consider myself a math nerd as such.

It is super quiet. You can barely hear it over the normal office background noise. I mean you can of course hear it if you stop and listen, but it is not intruding on the office noise level at all.

And yes the unit is cool enough. It moves a lot of air. That is why I put the plates in the front to force the air over the servers and not empty space., just to be safe though. I have to change the filters bi-monthly.

@Dashrender said:

Why would the offline snapshot be different than an online?

Snapshots don't make open files be closed. Databases keep their files open and snapshots of any system like this are inconsistent, potentially, and unsafe. Only a database aware snapshot is useful for databases. And basically none are.

This is a higher level issue that is far worse when you use SAN level snapshots. They lack visibility not only to open files but to the quiescence state of the entire file system too.

@scottalanmiller said:

This is good timing as we are about to spin up our first Southeast Asia workstation. Will be interesting to see it on the network.

Having Pertino rolled out at a client, I will be interested to see if they are even making use of it.

@Dashrender said:

@scottalanmiller said:

CacheCade is a cache, it decides what stays there in the same way that the RAID cache has always decided that and in the same way that the OS decides what to cache.

Awww.. Thanks for that! CacheCade is Dell, what does HP have?

Up to 4GB on-controller Flash-Backed Write Cache (FBWC) - unless I'm doing some extremely large data moves, it feels like I'm writing to flash, even under typical VM workloads.

And... Why are you stuck with a BB?

I agree with PSX. Very often you don't want full backups, just of the bits that matter.

So weird. Hope you get some help on figuring this out.

@david.wiese said:

first post here on mango, let's see how this goes, here is a pic of my dog....

Welcome to the community!

@scottalanmiller said:

I assume that there is no means of using DA with Macs, for example?

Not at present. You can, however, use the same RAS servers for VPN. Perhaps if/when Macs gain more traction in the mainstream business market, we'll see that shift.

And at their prices there is little reason not to test them out. Very low financial risk.

@Hubtech said:

....most of my docs are going to ignore this anyway honestly....

Just, "No". (...for now.)

We have an audit & compliance office. They make it crystal clear HIPAA is the M.D.s personal responsibility as it is. Several have been sacked, fines go to the MDs. Yes, facility will inevitably take a hit, but OCR negotiation on this point has been viable.

Appeal on "you aren't the bad guy", and "it is just another regulation the M.D.s need to follow." Do have CYA documentation. HIPAA action could impact you personally.

/soapbox

You bet!

Rackspace offers pure SSD hosting too.

@tobywells said:

It might be worth turning it on its head, by that I mean pointing out that unless you can prove your documentation is the irrefutable source of all knowledge its never going to be referred to in that way. We already have a source of (nearly) all knowledge its called google-fu

If logic prevails then this is a good approach.