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The current machines we have (S924) calls IBM by itself. It had a bad RAID card so an IBM technician showed up and replaced it. It is a bit strange as a Syste
by protomyth 6y ago
The current machines we have (S924) calls IBM by itself. It had a bad RAID card so an IBM technician showed up and replaced it. It is a bit strange as a System Admin being the second one called.
We do a daily tape backup. LTO-7 is big enough to hold all the financial data. There is also a couple of companies that will do automatic offsite backup for a very reasonable price. They will even stage the data to a hosted environment until you can get a replacement machine (and I suppose a replacement building).
I do wish IBM had a simulator or small machine that programmers could use. The cost of entry to write software for the things is way too high.
I would like a BSD / MIT license as I am a BSD fan. Honestly, I wish I had time to work on a non-UNIX non-Windows Clone Operating System. Ideas like the AS/400 / IBM i architecture are amazing.