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Fri Nov 25 06:58:11 EST 2016
Slept from... not sure... eleven-ish to five-something. I could use another hour or two, but I'll be able to take a nap later. Whatever.
Cloudy today. High of forty-two. Forty percent chance of rain.
Goals:
- Take a nap
Done.
- Eat leftovers
Done.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/ISCSI_Target
http://linux-iscsi.org/wiki/Main_Page
Vacuumed, watered plants, minor tidying.
http://www.detritus.org/mike/gc/
> The following pictures were taken with my [cheap] digital camera at the GeoCities cage in Exodus Communication's "Wyatt" data center on 5/7/1999. Nearly all of the machines in the cage are Sun Ultra 2s. Attached to nearly all of these boxes are dual sets of MTI JBODs. ith roughly 120 clusters and 12TB of storage space, lots of cable is needed. These are MTI 8300 JBOD units, housing twelve 9G drives each. They are striped and mirrored in a software RAID-10 configuration using Veritas Volume Manager. Each GeoCities server is multi-homed, so that it exists on two LANs. One of which is the "public" (or "front-end") connection, which is used to serve internet service requests to the outside world. Each machine also has access (through a second NIC) to a "private" (or "back-end") network, which is used for inter-machine communication. This private network is primarily used for NFS traffic. There are four Cisco Catylist 5500 switches installed in the GeoCities cage, which handle all of the network traffic (both public and private) for the site.
Breakfast: Thanksgiving leftovers
Lunch: Thanksgiving leftovers, coffee
Dinner: pumpkin pie
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