A relatively uneventful week. So. Random stuff.
When we next service-pack the NetWare cluster, it'll almost definitely by SP7 done during the Summer/Fall intersession. By then it should have been out for at least two months, and we should have a fair idea how buggy it is. SP6 is very buggy, especially if NDPS is used.
Chances are real good we'll have a SAN DOWN event sometime during above mentioned intersession. We need to get the EVA3000 up to the latest code-rev we can. That'll mean taking EVERYTHING down.
Financing for updating the EVA3000 with hardware capable of growing with us (we're near maxed on it right now) is still up in the air.
The password change hammer will be going down in a few short weeks. Espect high call volumes at your local helpdesk.
Exchange 2007 will be going in this summer, we think.
Our main MS SQL 2000 server will probably be migrated to SQL Server 2005 this summer. If we can get the SharePoint databases to convert.
Um, and let me be the first so say, 74683372655f49732d6e6f3d636f6465.
When we next service-pack the NetWare cluster, it'll almost definitely by SP7 done during the Summer/Fall intersession. By then it should have been out for at least two months, and we should have a fair idea how buggy it is. SP6 is very buggy, especially if NDPS is used.
Chances are real good we'll have a SAN DOWN event sometime during above mentioned intersession. We need to get the EVA3000 up to the latest code-rev we can. That'll mean taking EVERYTHING down.
Financing for updating the EVA3000 with hardware capable of growing with us (we're near maxed on it right now) is still up in the air.
The password change hammer will be going down in a few short weeks. Espect high call volumes at your local helpdesk.
Exchange 2007 will be going in this summer, we think.
Our main MS SQL 2000 server will probably be migrated to SQL Server 2005 this summer. If we can get the SharePoint databases to convert.
Um, and let me be the first so say, 74683372655f49732d6e6f3d636f6465.