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This blog is mostly about my pursuits in Data Science. Previous blog entries also dealt with storage, compute, virtualization and professional services. Currently the focus is on Data Science, including Big Data, Hadoop, Business Intelligence, Data Warehouse, Data Integration and Visualization. From time to time I will blog about other things of interest. The opinions expressed in this blog are entirely my own and should not be taken as the opinion of my employer.
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Category Archives: Fabric Manager
Using Device Manager to your advantage in the CCIE Storage Lab
I have been studying for my CCIE Storage Lab for quite some time. In practicing the various technologies available on the MDS, I mostly prefer to use the command line to do almost all of my work. There are however … Continue reading
My lab diagram generated from Cisco Fabric Manager
Here is a diagram of the lab created from Cisco Fabric Manager. Fabric Manager allows you to export the Fabric Layout (among other things) in either Visio, Visio with labels or a JPEG image. The Visio actually comes out very … Continue reading
Fabric Manager Server and Licensing in SAN-OS 3.x
I blogged a while back about this issue in my post Fabric Manager and 3.3(5), but I wanted to post about it again because I am surprised I don’t hear more about this particular bug. I don’t have all the … Continue reading
Posted in CCIE Storage, Fabric Manager
Tagged bug, Cisco, Fabric Manager, Licensing, MDS, SAN-OS
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Fabric Manager and 3.3(5)
The version of SAN-OS I have been practicing with is 3.3(5), since that is the latest in the 3.3 train, and likely to have the least amount of bugs. There are some additional bugs I have encountered however. There is … Continue reading
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Tagged bug, Cisco, Fabric Manager, MDS, SAN-OS
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