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Setting up a mirrored Linux DRBD configuration

Administrators can use the distributed replicated block device (DRBD) in Linux to set up basic data redundancy to connect the storage of multiple servers.
Setting up Ubuntu Server 11.04 for iSCSI storage

Learn how Ubuntu Server 11.04 can be set up as an iSCSI storage server using simple Linux command line operations.
A simple backup solution for Linux using rsynch

To create simple backups for Linux workstations, you can use rsynch with an SSH connection to a server and automate cron. Learn how to set-up your Linux system to automate your backups using tools ...
Repair an ext3 file system with the superblock

A damaged ext3 file system is accessible and repairable, thanks to the data within either the superblock or the superblock's backup.

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Ubuntu remote backup

This expert's insights will help you make a decision whether to use Ubuntu remote backup. Ask the Expert
Snort Log retention

Best practices for retention of snort logs may hinge on external requirements like Sarbanes-Oxley. Learn when it's OK to delete logs and when to hang on to them. Ask the Expert
Creating a simple backup log

Sybase expert Mich Talebzadeh explains how to create a backup log. Ask the Expert
Dropping a stored procedure properly

Sybase expert Mich Talebzadeh gives recommends how to drop a stored procedure properly. Ask the Expert
Is there a product that will simplify backup for Linux disaster recovery?

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