by Jakob Erbe » Fri, 17 May 2002 22:12:53
I'm looking for a document, which explains in a concentrated form, what
cluster features Tru64 has to offer.
any hints are welcome
Jakob
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by Michael Heimin » Sat, 18 May 2002 03:23:22
Did you thought about the online docs?Quote:> Hello,
> (sorry for the last entry with same title)
> I'm looking for a document, which explains in a concentrated form,
> what cluster features Tru64 has to offer.
http://www.tru64unix.compaq.com/docs/cluster_doc/cluster_51A/HTML/ARH...
Michael Heiming
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Okay, HP, you won ! You've got the $$$'s, so you get to call the shots. "Unix is is
Unix" (yeah, right, and I have a bridge to sell ...), but there are a few things you
should really look at before "throwing the baby out with the bath water"
My personal favorite is the Advanced File System.
It is crash proof. Never fear someone accidentally pulling the plug on a
workstation. I am responsible for about 75 systems and I haven't lost a filesystem
in over 5 years. You'll never fsck again !
Also, the ability to create/re-size "partition" (they are actually call filesets) **
ON THE FLY ** is INVALUABLE !! How else can you reasonably deal with a RAID set over
100 Gb ?
Add your personal favorite OSF1/DUNIX/Tru64 "feature" to this list.
Carly, are you listening ? (Curly sure wasn't !)
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Jack Patteeuw
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