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Technical blog by Etzion Bar Noy covering technical aspects of day to day of an infrastructure consultant

Running Systems
Running Systems
Technical blog by Etzion Bar Noy covering technical aspects of day to day of an infrastructure consultant
  • Disk Storage | Linux | Virtualization

    XenServer – increase LVM over iSCSI LUN size – online

    ByEtzion 04/09/2013

    The following procedure was tested by me, and was found to be working. The version of the XenServer I am using in this particular case is 6.1, however, I belive that this method is generic enough so that it could work for every version of XS, assuming you’re using iSCSI and LVM (aka – not…

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  • Linux | Scripting/Programming

    BackupExec 2012 (14) on newer Linux

    ByEtzion 06/08/201329/11/2016

    In particular – Oracle UEK, which “claims” to be 2.6.39-xxx, but is actually 3.0.x with a lower version number. Several misbehaviors (or differences) of version 3 can be found. One of them is related to BackupExec. The service would not start on OEL6 with UEK kernels. The cause of it is an incorrect use of…

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  • Disk Storage

    NetApp “Broken disk label”

    ByEtzion 01/08/2013

    When using ‘disk show -v’ on a NetApp filer version 7.3.x, following replacement or addition of disk(s), you might see the above mentioned message. It is caused by incorrect disk label – of OnTap version 8, on an OnTap version 7.3.x system. The system cannot handle the incorrect label, and thus – ignores the disk….

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  • Linux

    SABnzbd and high CPU usage on weak CPUs

    ByEtzion 21/07/2013

    SABnzbd is a nice tool. I just replaced my previous nzbget with it, due to its better handling of the obfuscated names in usenet groups. However, on an Atom CPU, the max download speeds did not go over ~5MB/s on a 100Mb/s link. This is rather sad, because nzbget did get the whole ~11MB/s speeds….

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  • Not Really Technical | Virtualization

    XenServer 6.2 is now Open Source!

    ByEtzion 25/06/2013

    It is an amazing news to me. I really love XenServer. I think that Citrix were able to make a good use of Linux mechanisms for the purposes of virtualization, without abusing the OS layer (like some of the other virtualization solutions did). The file locations are decent (for example – most parts are located…

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  • Just Links | Linux

    Juniper NetworkConnect (NC) and 64bit Linux

    ByEtzion 25/06/2013

    Due to a major disk crash, I have had to use my ‘other’ computer for VPN connections. It meant that I have had to prepare it for the operation. I attempted to login to aJuniper-based SSL-VPN connection, however, I did get a message saying that my 64bit Java was inadequate. I had a link, as…

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