hi guys,
I have a job interview next week and have been asked to make a presentation on
the following topic
The computerised Library System at a university runs on a number of servers,
two of which are essential
to the service. These two standalone servers provide different parts of the
servi
I feel like I'm doing someone's homework assignment for them. Wait, I
am - and for free at that!
There are quite a few more questions that need to be asked before a
proper solution can be fully fleshed out, for example:
- how far apart are the two data centers? are they both "live" or is
one for
> everything else on the SAN. Don't forget to minimize
> and harden the
> build as much as possible before you patch, and patch
> (including
> firmware) before you let users of any type on it.
Can you explain the logic behind minimize and harden before you patch? I have
always fully patched them
On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 8:36 AM, Mike DeMarco wrote:
>> everything else on the SAN. Don't forget to minimize
>> and harden the
>> build as much as possible before you patch, and patch
>> (including
>> firmware) before you let users of any type on it.
>
> Can you explain the logic behind minimize a
> On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 8:36 AM, Mike DeMarco
> wrote:
> >> everything else on the SAN. Don't forget to
> minimize
> >> and harden the
> >> build as much as possible before you patch, and
> patch
> >> (including
> >> firmware) before you let users of any type on it.
> >
> > Can you explain the l
On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 9:36 AM, Mike DeMarco wrote:
>> everything else on the SAN. Don't forget to minimize
>> and harden the
>> build as much as possible before you patch, and patch
>> (including
>> firmware) before you let users of any type on it.
>
> Can you explain the logic behind minimize a
Yes but to Mike Gerdts point if you go applying patches after you have hardened
then you are applying holes to your hardened system through the patches that
you may or may not discover.
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Ibelieve he said that you need to reharden after patching. I don't
disagree with that at all.
On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 3:22 PM, Mike DeMarco wrote:
> Yes but to Mike Gerdts point if you go applying patches after you have
> hardened then you are applying holes to your hardened system through the
If you're doing cross-building question, a significant question is the
network failover model: is service provision dependent on providing
consistent service access at the IP or network name level? If it's
currently tied to an IP address, does your network topology support
address failover?
Rosie,
Not really an 'OpenSolaris/Solaris' question. Also, you may want to consolidate
down to an Oracle/Solaris 10 architecture - removing MySql /SyBase overhead
maintenance.
~ Ken
--- On Mon, 3/15/10, Bayard Bell wrote:
From: Bayard Bell
Subject: Re: [osol-discuss] job
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