Dell Power Solutions Magazine -- LINUX

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This quarter's installment of Dell's Power Solutions Magazine is focused on
Linux and how Dell is "Transforming the 
Enterprise with Linux."  Check out a wide range of white papers on a wide
range of subject matter including some author's names you might recognize
from these lists.  

http://www.dell.com/powersolutions

By the way, if you are unfamiliar, Power Solutions is a free magazine that
Dell distributes to its enterprise customers focusing on solutions, best
practices and real-life deployments of enterprise server and storage
solutions for your IT infrastructure.

Included in this issue you will find the following articles:

* Backing Up and Restoring an Oracle Database  
* Building the Virtual Data Center 
* Dell PowerConnect 3248 Ethernet Switch Hits Hard on Price/Performance  
* Dell Serial and Telnet Interfaces Ease Migration from UNIX to Linux
* Enabling Serial Port Console Redirection on Linux-based Dell Servers  
* Evaluating Dell PowerVault 770N and 775N Storage Server Performance 
* Examining Web Serving on the PowerEdge 1655MC  
* Expanding Storage on Linux-based Servers 
* Exploring Networking Configurations for the PowerEdge 1655MC  
* Facilitating Application Consolidation onto Linux-based Platforms  
* High-Availability Tape Backup in a Cluster Environment
* Integrating OpenNMS with OpenManage Server Agent to Manage Dell PowerEdge
Servers Running Linux  
* Keeping Pace with the Rapid Adoption of Linux 
* Linux: Moving Deeper into the Data Center 
* Looking Forward with Linux  
* Managing Distributed Backup Servers 
* Managing Small- to Medium-Size SANs with EMC VisualSAN 
* Performance-Tuning Apache 2.0 on Dell PowerEdge Servers 
* Practical Value for Practical Times 
* Resolving Device Renaming Issues in Linux  
* The Effect of L3 Cache Size on MMB2 Workloads  
* Troubleshooting a Modular Computing Environment  
* Tuning SANs for Peak Performance with the EMC VisualSAN Performance
Manager  
* Using Dell PowerVault NAS Software to Manage Storage in Linux Environments

* Using NIC Teaming to Achieve High Availability on Linux Platforms 

Gary Lerhaupt
Linux Development
Dell Computer Corporation