Tips
Tips
Server-based storage
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Value of server-attached storage rests on cost, implementation
Server-attached storage products are popular for cost savings and simplicity, but analyst George Crump says there are still shortcomings. Continue Reading
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How to buy a blade server
Blade servers can make your data center more efficient, but a blade project can be costly. We tell you what questions you should ask before committing to a blade server vendor. Continue Reading
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How to set up a bare metal restore with Windows ASR
Learn how to prepare your system to use Automated System Restore, and how to troubleshoot common problems that might arise during the process. Continue Reading
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What causes slow startup in Windows 2000
Failure to keep your service packs up-to-date is one reason Win2000 can be slow to startup. Find out in this tip how the problem has been corrected. Continue Reading
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The case of the disappearing network adapter
Learn how to performing a restore under Windows 2000 without making your network adapter disappear. Continue Reading
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ATAPI and the 137 GB limit
If you're running up against the 137 GB disk size limit in Windows, here's help on finding a patch to let you exceed the limit in Windows. Continue Reading
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Runaway recall in Remote Storage
Remote Storage is one of Windows 2000 Server's more useful features but is incompatible with some important programs, notably anti-virus, backup and search programs. Find out why. Continue Reading
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When is a SAN not a SAN?
There are other entities called SANs -- don't be confused. Continue Reading
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Fix a sluggish Win2000 remote server
Fixing a problem with older versions of remote storage services. Continue Reading
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Take special care with Windows RSS
Things to watch out for with Win2K RSS. Continue Reading
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Using simple scripts to back up Linux
Backing up Linux with simple scripts. Continue Reading