Video Screencast Help
Search Video Help Close Back
to help
New in the Rewards Catalog: Vouchers for "Symantec Technical Specialist" and "Symantec Certified Specialist" exams.

Storage & Clustering Community Blog

Showing posts tagged with Basics remove filter
Kimberley | 19 Feb 2010 | 0 comments

We've completed the work to merge the existing Storage Management and Clustering & Replication communities into a single community area. Since Connect launched last March, a good number of the storage posts and content have spanned the two communities. We realize that this means that many of you have been tracking content from both areas, and hope that this improvement will make it easier and faster for you to find and share information about Storage and High Availability products.

So what's new?  A Storage & Clustering community that includes Storage Foundation, Storage Foundation for Windows, Cluster Server, Cluster Server One, CommandCentral, FileStore, Volume Replicator, and SFHA Management Tool product information, all in one community. How will this help you? You won't see duplicated content between the two communities. You won't have to go to two communities to view product forums. We will have technical expertise regarding Storage and High...

Mark Garringer | 15 Dec 2009 | 1 comment

Indiana Storage & High Availability User Group
Minutes from December 8, 2009

The third meeting of the Indiana Storage & High Availability User Group was held on Tuesday, December 8 2009 at Alverno Information Services in Beech Grove, IN. 10 individuals attended, representing 7 distinct organizations. In addition, Symantec was represented by two local attendees and one remote attendee.

The meeting began with lunch at 11:00 (thank you, Panera). At 11:25, we got down to business, with Brian Doyle welcoming the group, delivering some announcements and introductions, and highlighting the agenda for the session.

The announcements reiterated the highlights of the User Group website, the details on the Rewards Program, and information about how to obtain a discount on admission to the...

Dev Roy | 04 Dec 2009 | 1 comment

Symantec Employees are well aware of DocCentral but many users / clients are not aware of that it is available and they can download User Guides, Admin Guides, Release Notes, Installation Guides, Mannual Pages etc for the various flavours of UNIX ( AIX, Solaris, HP-UX ), Linux and Windows for entire Storage Foundation product line.

Please find the link bellow for Storage Foundation DocCentral:
http://sfdoccentral.symantec.com

Regards,
Dev Roy.

LeslieMiller | 09 Oct 2009 | 1 comment

Congratulations to the winners of the recent Stop Buying Storage Contest.

Winner winner, chicken dinner (and 7,000 connect points!):
Life Has Become Easy with Command Central (danny77)

 
3 Runners UP (in order):
How We Positioned EV for/customer looking to buy additional storage (Ratnaprabha)
Symantec Exceptional Vault!!
(colley)
Every Bit of Your Storage is Counted (Deepakf)
 
Honorable Mentions:
Storage Foundation...

Samuel Brunacini | 14 Sep 2009 | 0 comments

This presentation was given at Collaborate2009 and covers how to create virtualized Oracle servers utilizing Solaris Zones and make them completely portable, even to another data center.

The solution is accomplished with the Solaris OS, Oracle RDBMS, and Symantec (Veritas) Storage Foundation HA/DR. The portable “Oracle zones” are storage and replication-method agnostic, and the database files are “wrapped” so they can even be transported to other *nix platforms for backup or migration purposes.

Kimberley | 17 May 2009 | 3 comments

The Symantec Connect site consists of six communities, including Storage and Clustering. This blog provides an overview of some of the key information about navigating and participating in the Connect Storage and Clustering community and navigating through the Symantec Connect community site.

Discussion Forums

The Storage Management community forums are broken out by product. Here are some links to quickly get you to the right product forum area (you'll need to be logged in):

Karthikeyan Sundaram | 22 Apr 2009 | 1 comment

Get some Live sessions to make your setup more strong!

Here > https://symantecevents.webex.com

Douglas_A | 06 Mar 2009 | 0 comments

This document is not listed on the IBM web site so i have attached it here (hope the mods will let it stay)

 

It details the LTO drive status codes and there true meaning. We all have seen the Media errors from Netbackup, backupexec, and so forth. This document details what you see from the web gui of a 3500 series tape library or maybe you have another gui accessing this information. Either way i hope you get some good use out of it. I know i have.