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Rental LTO in LA?

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Rental LTO in LA?
posted by Ken Spickler on Nov. 6, 2013, 8:15 p.m. (12 days ago)
Who in LA has external LTO-5 drives available for rental?
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Who in LA has external LTO-5 drives available for rental?

FTP Issue

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FTP Issue
posted by Craig Van Horn on Nov. 7, 2013, 8 a.m. (11 days ago)

We are having an issue with our FTP uploads to dgit.com and was wondering if any of you guys could help point me in the right direction to solving it. We’ve tried using several clients including Filezilla to do the uploads and they do complete but once completed they restart and begin uploading again. I’ve looked at the settings and can’t find anything to suggest why this occurs inside the facility, we can take the same files home and upload using Filezilla without the same repetitive restarts on uploads.

 

Any advice on where to start looking on our systems or perhaps an issue with our ISP? Would be greatly appreciated.

 

Many thanks!

 

Craig

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We are having an issue with our FTP uploads to dgit.com and was wondering if any of you guys could help point me in the right direction to solving it. We’ve tried using several clients including Filezilla to do the uploads and they do complete but once completed they restart and begin uploading again. I’ve looked at the settings and can’t find anything to suggest why this occurs inside the facility, we can take the same files home and upload using Filezilla without the same repetitive restarts on uploads.

 

Any advice on where to start looking on our systems or perhaps an issue with our ISP? Would be greatly appreciated.

 

Many thanks!

 

Craig

Video conferencing question

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Video conferencing question
posted by Matt Daly on Nov. 7, 2013, 11 a.m. (11 days ago)
    One of our clients is a large enterprise that has an extensive polycom installation in almost all of their conference rooms. They do scattered site meetings where multiple sites can all see a shared screen, etc, etc. I am wondering if there is a software solution for us to participate in those kind of conferences.
     I currently have no idea which exact system (s) they are using (I am working on finding out), but my question for the list is : Do polycom's typically have a bridge to skype or some other software based solution? I want to make sure I am barking up the right tree. Polycom's website is not super helpful.
MD


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chief scientist  leviathan  http://lvthn.com 

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    One of our clients is a large enterprise that has an extensive polycom installation in almost all of their conference rooms. They do scattered site meetings where multiple sites can all see a shared screen, etc, etc. I am wondering if there is a software solution for us to participate in those kind of conferences.
     I currently have no idea which exact system (s) they are using (I am working on finding out), but my question for the list is : Do polycom's typically have a bridge to skype or some other software based solution? I want to make sure I am barking up the right tree. Polycom's website is not super helpful.
MD


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chief scientist  leviathan  http://lvthn.com 

 312 878 1824  m  773 294 3977 
327 n aberdeen  suite 201  chicago 60607

recommendations on SSD for MacPro Edit Stations

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recommendations on SSD for MacPro Edit Stations
posted by Tommy Asbee on Nov. 7, 2013, 2:45 p.m. (11 days ago)
Hey Guys,

Figured I should reach out to everyone before I start spending some money...

We are going to move our Edit stations (FCP/AVID/premiere) onto SSD's and was wondering if anyone had a particular SSD they prefer...

( I know  - like HD's everyone has had bad and good experiences with all brands) just wanted to see if people leaned one way or another...

I typically buy that stuff from OWC..

thanks in advance!

-Tommy
 
Tommy Asbee
Engineer
A52 / Rock Paper Scissors / Elastic
2308 Broadway | Santa Monica CA | 90404
p. 310.586.0600 | f. 310.586.0601

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Hey Guys,

Figured I should reach out to everyone before I start spending some money...

We are going to move our Edit stations (FCP/AVID/premiere) onto SSD's and was wondering if anyone had a particular SSD they prefer...

( I know  - like HD's everyone has had bad and good experiences with all brands) just wanted to see if people leaned one way or another...

I typically buy that stuff from OWC..

thanks in advance!

-Tommy
 
Tommy Asbee
Engineer
A52 / Rock Paper Scissors / Elastic
2308 Broadway | Santa Monica CA | 90404
p. 310.586.0600 | f. 310.586.0601

Anyone else affected by Verizon outage in LA area?

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Anyone else affected by Verizon outage in LA area?
posted by Jean-Francois Panisset on Nov. 9, 2013, 2:55 p.m. (9 days ago)
Cogent went down for us yesterday around 15:30 (Venice / West Side), and they tell us that the outage is due to Verizon (which is delivering the local service). Anyone else affected, or are we just "special"?

JF

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Cogent went down for us yesterday around 15:30 (Venice / West Side), and they tell us that the outage is due to Verizon (which is delivering the local service). Anyone else affected, or are we just "special"?

JF

OT - Your coffee mugs

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OT - Your coffee mugs
posted by Brian Krusic on Nov. 10, 2013, 7:05 p.m. (8 days ago)
The Borg, my all time fav Trek villain.
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The Borg, my all time fav Trek villain.

Mobo replacement

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Mobo replacement
posted by Brian Krusic on Nov. 10, 2013, 10:40 p.m. (8 days ago)
Hi,

Wondering if there are any Tyan or SuperMicro product gurus out there?

I've a few Intel motherboards that need replacing with one capable of at least 256GB but no more than 384GB of RAM.

My current Intel mobo;


And the case its in, or rather what its part of;


I'd need to keep the guts mainly being the Intel E5-2430 CPUs and simply swap out the mobos.  The 8x16GB ECC RAM modules currently in it would be nice to keep but I doubt that a 16 slot capable mobo is in the cards.  But if it is, coolio.

The other requirement is 4 PCIe of which 3 need to be x8 gen 3 capable,   The other can be x8 gen 2 capable.

And lastly, I'd love to re use my power supplies and associated power distribution board and simply connect this new mobo.

Many many thanks in advance,

- Brian

SoCals #1 Sandpaper Superstore. More Grit For Less Green.

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Hi,

Wondering if there are any Tyan or SuperMicro product gurus out there?

I've a few Intel motherboards that need replacing with one capable of at least 256GB but no more than 384GB of RAM.

My current Intel mobo;


And the case its in, or rather what its part of;


I'd need to keep the guts mainly being the Intel E5-2430 CPUs and simply swap out the mobos.  The 8x16GB ECC RAM modules currently in it would be nice to keep but I doubt that a 16 slot capable mobo is in the cards.  But if it is, coolio.

The other requirement is 4 PCIe of which 3 need to be x8 gen 3 capable,   The other can be x8 gen 2 capable.

And lastly, I'd love to re use my power supplies and associated power distribution board and simply connect this new mobo.

Many many thanks in advance,

- Brian

SoCals #1 Sandpaper Superstore. More Grit For Less Green.

1 Week countdown to new site launch

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1 Week countdown to new site launch
posted by John Hickson on Nov. 11, 2013, 10:20 a.m. (7 days ago)

Hey everyone,

Working late nights getting the new site ready for the launch next week! Finally! (We will switch over sometime Sunday night - so the site might be down for a little bit during that time)

Still collecting new company logos, office information and company contact/media links..

If you have not sent me your information yet, please do so sometime before the end of the week :)

 

COMPANY

  • Name (to be displayed)
  • Logo (280width x 175height jpg - preferably on white background)
  • URL (to your main website)
  • Description (1-2 paragraphs about your company)

COMPANY OFFICE (for each listing)

  • Location (City, Region, Country)
  • Address + Postal/Zip Code
  • Latitude/Longitude - for map integration (coming soon)
  • Please indicate which office is your corporate headquarters

COMPANY CONTACT/MEDIA LINKS (for main office + other office specific links)

  • Any email, phone #s, or URLs (web links, blogs, twitter, facebook links etc)

 

Thank you;

John Hickson

 

 
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Hey everyone,

Working late nights getting the new site ready for the launch next week! Finally! (We will switch over sometime Sunday night - so the site might be down for a little bit during that time)

Still collecting new company logos, office information and company contact/media links..

If you have not sent me your information yet, please do so sometime before the end of the week :)

 

COMPANY

  • Name (to be displayed)
  • Logo (280width x 175height jpg - preferably on white background)
  • URL (to your main website)
  • Description (1-2 paragraphs about your company)

COMPANY OFFICE (for each listing)

  • Location (City, Region, Country)
  • Address + Postal/Zip Code
  • Latitude/Longitude - for map integration (coming soon)
  • Please indicate which office is your corporate headquarters

COMPANY CONTACT/MEDIA LINKS (for main office + other office specific links)

  • Any email, phone #s, or URLs (web links, blogs, twitter, facebook links etc)

 

Thank you;

John Hickson

 

 

I have a dream (licensing)

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I have a dream (licensing)
posted by Susan Fong on Nov. 12, 2013, 1:05 p.m. (6 days ago)
Okay, I'm mostly a lurker but had an idea.? I have zero time to work on said idea, but I'm curious what others think.

There has been a groundswell of support in recent years for industry standards, convergence on 3rd party apps, and general 'unification' of our pipelines across studios.? More and more code is being shared from openexr 2.0 to opensubdiv and openvdb.

What about license servers?? Aren't there some products that you might kill the engineers on sight for their crappy licensing??

What if smart people like you wrote an open source license server solution designed specifically with large farm scalability in mind?? Getting all farm run apps to converge on a license server solution when cost is involved is difficult.? But if cost isn't involved...

It might make everyone's life easier if we had a standard open source solution where cost wasn't part of the equation.

thoughts?

s
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Okay, I'm mostly a lurker but had an idea.? I have zero time to work on said idea, but I'm curious what others think.

There has been a groundswell of support in recent years for industry standards, convergence on 3rd party apps, and general 'unification' of our pipelines across studios.? More and more code is being shared from openexr 2.0 to opensubdiv and openvdb.

What about license servers?? Aren't there some products that you might kill the engineers on sight for their crappy licensing??

What if smart people like you wrote an open source license server solution designed specifically with large farm scalability in mind?? Getting all farm run apps to converge on a license server solution when cost is involved is difficult.? But if cost isn't involved...

It might make everyone's life easier if we had a standard open source solution where cost wasn't part of the equation.

thoughts?

s

Backupify vs Vault vs ?

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Backupify vs Vault vs ?
posted by Rob LaRose on Nov. 12, 2013, 4:30 p.m. (6 days ago)

Are any of you using Backupify or a similar system for backing up / archiving google apps data?

Thoughts?

--Rob


rob larose | engineer | rock paper scissors | 212-255-6446 | www.rockpaperscissors.com

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Are any of you using Backupify or a similar system for backing up / archiving google apps data?

Thoughts?

--Rob


rob larose | engineer | rock paper scissors | 212-255-6446 | www.rockpaperscissors.com

**NOTE OUR NEW STREET ADDRESS: 245 Fifth Ave, 23rd Fl, New York, NY 10016.
Our billing and remittance stays the same

Concept - LTFS?

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Concept - LTFS?
posted by Dan Young on Nov. 12, 2013, 11:55 p.m. (6 days ago)
Really basic stuff here, but I'm not as versed with ultra modern-backup/archival at the moment.

I guess what I'm interested in is archival, but to leave that topic alone, effectively what I'm after is;

- a single-loader LTO (ideally 6, acceptable 5) that can be compatible, and properly so with 10.8 MacOSX
- IDEALLY thunderbolt, acceptably SAS and the iMac this is intended for will have an external PCI cardcage over thunderbolt
- ability to support using TAPES as if they were any regular old FILESYSTEM

Is LTFS really want I'm interested in? Or is it all just a bit more simple than that? I won't be needing software, I effectively want 1.6tb LTO tapes to run as if they were harddrives when they're loaded in the single loader.

Cheers,
DY


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Really basic stuff here, but I'm not as versed with ultra modern-backup/archival at the moment.

I guess what I'm interested in is archival, but to leave that topic alone, effectively what I'm after is;

- a single-loader LTO (ideally 6, acceptable 5) that can be compatible, and properly so with 10.8 MacOSX
- IDEALLY thunderbolt, acceptably SAS and the iMac this is intended for will have an external PCI cardcage over thunderbolt
- ability to support using TAPES as if they were any regular old FILESYSTEM

Is LTFS really want I'm interested in? Or is it all just a bit more simple than that? I won't be needing software, I effectively want 1.6tb LTO tapes to run as if they were harddrives when they're loaded in the single loader.

Cheers,
DY


StudioSysAdmins new website launch - November 18th

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StudioSysAdmins new website launch - November 18th
posted by John Hickson on Nov. 13, 2013, 9:15 a.m. (5 days ago)

Hey everyone,

Getting closer.. Monday November 18th we will be launching the new site. Packed with a ton of new features as well as expansion to many of the old features.

If you have not sent me your information yet, please do so by end of day Friday :)

Remember, this info is just for your company - not personal information, which you will be able to update yourself on the new site :)

 

COMPANY

  • Name (to be displayed)
  • Logo (280width x 175height jpg - preferably on white background)
  • URL (to your main website)
  • Description (1-2 paragraphs about your company)

COMPANY OFFICE (for each listing)

  • Location (City, Region, Country)
  • Address + Postal/Zip Code
  • Latitude/Longitude - for map integration
  • Please indicate which office is your corporate headquarters

COMPANY CONTACT/MEDIA LINKS (for main office + other office specific links)

  • Any email, phone #s, or URLs (web links, blogs, twitter, facebook links etc)

 

Thank you;

John Hickson

 

 
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Hey everyone,

Getting closer.. Monday November 18th we will be launching the new site. Packed with a ton of new features as well as expansion to many of the old features.

If you have not sent me your information yet, please do so by end of day Friday :)

Remember, this info is just for your company - not personal information, which you will be able to update yourself on the new site :)

 

COMPANY

  • Name (to be displayed)
  • Logo (280width x 175height jpg - preferably on white background)
  • URL (to your main website)
  • Description (1-2 paragraphs about your company)

COMPANY OFFICE (for each listing)

  • Location (City, Region, Country)
  • Address + Postal/Zip Code
  • Latitude/Longitude - for map integration
  • Please indicate which office is your corporate headquarters

COMPANY CONTACT/MEDIA LINKS (for main office + other office specific links)

  • Any email, phone #s, or URLs (web links, blogs, twitter, facebook links etc)

 

Thank you;

John Hickson

 

 

Audio for Edit Bays

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Audio for Edit Bays
posted by Saker Klippsten on Nov. 13, 2013, 5:25 p.m. (5 days ago)
We are doing some Edit Suite updates here and wanted to see what people are doing for surround sound speakers / system. I am in the framing just completed so I am running cable and figured its a good time as any to upgrade to 7.1 for the future even though most of our work still only requires 2 Channel. We got a few clients who wanted to Monitor in 5.1 or 7.1 so I wanted to price out some systems if anything I will have things pre-wired for it.?

Anyone use Genelec?

Thanks!
-Saker

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We are doing some Edit Suite updates here and wanted to see what people are doing for surround sound speakers / system. I am in the framing just completed so I am running cable and figured its a good time as any to upgrade to 7.1 for the future even though most of our work still only requires 2 Channel. We got a few clients who wanted to Monitor in 5.1 or 7.1 so I wanted to price out some systems if anything I will have things pre-wired for it.?

Anyone use Genelec?

Thanks!
-Saker

OSX Mail app - eliminate the need for locks

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OSX Mail app - eliminate the need for locks
posted by Brian Krusic on Nov. 13, 2013, 5:40 p.m. (5 days ago)
Hi,

Kind of an odd ball question.

Is there any way to have no locks on NFS mounted home dirs and have Mac Mail work properly?

TBird seems fine w/o em.

Just curious if any one has messed with this.

I know I know, its kind of a stupid question for a stupid application for a stupid OS.

- Brian

SoCals #1 Sandpaper Superstore. More Grit For Less Green.

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Hi,

Kind of an odd ball question.

Is there any way to have no locks on NFS mounted home dirs and have Mac Mail work properly?

TBird seems fine w/o em.

Just curious if any one has messed with this.

I know I know, its kind of a stupid question for a stupid application for a stupid OS.

- Brian

SoCals #1 Sandpaper Superstore. More Grit For Less Green.

Flame/Smoke archives woes

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Flame/Smoke archives woes
posted by Brian Krusic on Nov. 14, 2013, 3:15 p.m. (4 days ago)
Ok, back at this again.

Curious if any one knows how to bypass the dialogue button that keeps popping up during archives?

Some like missing footage etc when in fact there is no missing anything.  Except for my foot to insert in this things a#$!

My IT guy has to get up in the wee AM now and again, VPN in and press OK.

At least we have a script that informs us when it happens.

Am I stupid here, any one else dealing with this?


- Brian

SoCals #1 Sandpaper Superstore. More Grit For Less Green.

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Ok, back at this again.

Curious if any one knows how to bypass the dialogue button that keeps popping up during archives?

Some like missing footage etc when in fact there is no missing anything.  Except for my foot to insert in this things a#$!

My IT guy has to get up in the wee AM now and again, VPN in and press OK.

At least we have a script that informs us when it happens.

Am I stupid here, any one else dealing with this?


- Brian

SoCals #1 Sandpaper Superstore. More Grit For Less Green.


Solarflare onload adapters

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Solarflare onload adapters
posted by Brian Krusic on Nov. 15, 2013, 5 p.m. (3 days ago)
Any one use these bad boys?


Lotta hype.

Seem like some TCP offload/etc... good-ness.

I'm using the regular Solars.

Thing is its all PCIe Gen 2.

Calomel had a most fascinating write up on Gen2 vs Gen3.

Key points pasted below;

We highly recommend getting an interface card supporting PCIe due to their high bandwidth and low power usage. Note, PCIe version 2.x has a 20% bandwidth overhead which PCIe version 3.x does not. PCIe 2.0 delivers 5 GT/s (GT/s is Gigatransfers per second), but employs an 8b/10b encoding scheme which results in a 20 percent overhead on the raw bit rate. PCIe 3.0 removes the requirement for encoding and uses a technique called "scrambling" in which "a known binary polynomial" is applied to a data stream in a feedback topology. Because the scrambling polynomial is known, the data can be recovered by running it through a feedback topology using the inverse polynomial and also uses a 128b/130b encoding scheme, reducing the overhead to approximately 1.5%, as opposed to the 20% overhead of 8b/10b encoding used by PCIe 2.0.

The actual article;


Thoughts?

- Brian

SoCals #1 Sandpaper Superstore. More Grit For Less Green.

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Any one use these bad boys?


Lotta hype.

Seem like some TCP offload/etc... good-ness.

I'm using the regular Solars.

Thing is its all PCIe Gen 2.

Calomel had a most fascinating write up on Gen2 vs Gen3.

Key points pasted below;

We highly recommend getting an interface card supporting PCIe due to their high bandwidth and low power usage. Note, PCIe version 2.x has a 20% bandwidth overhead which PCIe version 3.x does not. PCIe 2.0 delivers 5 GT/s (GT/s is Gigatransfers per second), but employs an 8b/10b encoding scheme which results in a 20 percent overhead on the raw bit rate. PCIe 3.0 removes the requirement for encoding and uses a technique called "scrambling" in which "a known binary polynomial" is applied to a data stream in a feedback topology. Because the scrambling polynomial is known, the data can be recovered by running it through a feedback topology using the inverse polynomial and also uses a 128b/130b encoding scheme, reducing the overhead to approximately 1.5%, as opposed to the 20% overhead of 8b/10b encoding used by PCIe 2.0.

The actual article;


Thoughts?

- Brian

SoCals #1 Sandpaper Superstore. More Grit For Less Green.

Gift Storage Ideas?

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Gift Storage Ideas?
posted by Laurence Schuler on Nov. 16, 2013, 10:40 a.m. (2 days ago)
Our group was just given 11 storage units containing 16 2T drives. They are no-name units with built in PC and some sort of RAID controller (unknown *which* controller). 3 GBit Ethernet interfaces.

What would you do with them?

storage unit pic
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Systems Support ADNET Systems, Inc
Scientific Visualization Studio http://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov
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Our group was just given 11 storage units containing 16 2T drives. They are no-name units with built in PC and some sort of RAID controller (unknown *which* controller). 3 GBit Ethernet interfaces.

What would you do with them?

storage unit pic
-- 
Laurence Schuler (Larry) Laurence.Schuler@nasa.gov
Systems Support ADNET Systems, Inc
Scientific Visualization Studio http://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov
NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center, Code 606.4 phone: 1-301-286-1799

New StudioSysAdmins website now on-line!

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New StudioSysAdmins website now on-line!
posted by John Hickson on Nov. 17, 2013, 11:35 a.m. (1 day ago)

Just over 5 years since the initial launch of the StudioSysAdmin community, we have just launched the new version of our website. Over 2000 members strong and growing, with members from 43 countries.

Many improvements as well as brand new features have been added!

New Features/Enhancements.

  • Expanded Member Profile (ability to add multiple companies and social links)
  • Expanded Job Board (more fields for posting jobs)
  • Expanded Message Board (you can now post threads on-line)
    • Now with +1's and Comments
  • Member Productions (you can now let people know which productions you have worked on)
  • Company Location Maps (for offices that send in their coordinates)
  • Expanded Article Section (sponsors and non-commercial members can post)
  • Video Links (to YouTube and Vimeo) for demo reels, how-to vids, etc
  • Downloads for scripts, presentations, etc
  • Expanded Classifieds to help sell your used equipment
  • Website Digests - Daily, Weekly, or Monthly summary of new content on the site
  • Real-Time Updates - Get Real-Time e-mails for sections of the site as they are added
  • Auto Registration and Password Reset - time saver for me :)

Plus, more features and tweaks on there way, getting ready to launch CreativityReactor for artists in January.

I have set everyone's account to receive a daily digest, as well as real-time update for events.
So please login and start working on updating your profiles today :)

If the company information is incorrect and/or missing, please let us know and we will add it so you properly set up your profiles.  Currently, only admin can update Company profiles  (Companies, Offices, and Company Links).

Please report any issues directly to content@studiosysadmins.com so they can be taken care of ASAP.


Thank you;
John Hickson

 

 
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Just over 5 years since the initial launch of the StudioSysAdmin community, we have just launched the new version of our website. Over 2000 members strong and growing, with members from 43 countries.

Many improvements as well as brand new features have been added!

New Features/Enhancements.

  • Expanded Member Profile (ability to add multiple companies and social links)
  • Expanded Job Board (more fields for posting jobs)
  • Expanded Message Board (you can now post threads on-line)
    • Now with +1's and Comments
  • Member Productions (you can now let people know which productions you have worked on)
  • Company Location Maps (for offices that send in their coordinates)
  • Expanded Article Section (sponsors and non-commercial members can post)
  • Video Links (to YouTube and Vimeo) for demo reels, how-to vids, etc
  • Downloads for scripts, presentations, etc
  • Expanded Classifieds to help sell your used equipment
  • Website Digests - Daily, Weekly, or Monthly summary of new content on the site
  • Real-Time Updates - Get Real-Time e-mails for sections of the site as they are added
  • Auto Registration and Password Reset - time saver for me :)

Plus, more features and tweaks on there way, getting ready to launch CreativityReactor for artists in January.

I have set everyone's account to receive a daily digest, as well as real-time update for events.
So please login and start working on updating your profiles today :)

If the company information is incorrect and/or missing, please let us know and we will add it so you properly set up your profiles.  Currently, only admin can update Company profiles  (Companies, Offices, and Company Links).

Please report any issues directly to content@studiosysadmins.com so they can be taken care of ASAP.


Thank you;
John Hickson

 

 

NFS load balance

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NFS load balance
posted by Dave Kelly on Nov. 18, 2013, 7:54 a.m.

I have 3 Centos 6.4 nodes fiber attached to a StorNext SAN. I am exporting the same volume on all three. The share is exclusive to a system called Avere which is its own cluster and mounts the NFS share I provide. I would like to get all 3 nodes in on the action but at the very least a failover would be nice.

I have tried rrdns but once the system mounts a share, even if that node disappears it will wait until that node is back, does not do another dns lookup so that was a fail. Does anyone have any experiance with NFS loadbalance or failover? The wall I am running into appears to be the NFS connection once established becomes persistent.

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I have 3 Centos 6.4 nodes fiber attached to a StorNext SAN. I am exporting the same volume on all three. The share is exclusive to a system called Avere which is its own cluster and mounts the NFS share I provide. I would like to get all 3 nodes in on the action but at the very least a failover would be nice.

I have tried rrdns but once the system mounts a share, even if that node disappears it will wait until that node is back, does not do another dns lookup so that was a fail. Does anyone have any experiance with NFS loadbalance or failover? The wall I am running into appears to be the NFS connection once established becomes persistent.

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LISA talk - Sys admin regulation
posted by Brian Krusic on Nov. 18, 2013, 8:50 p.m. (2 days ago)
I found this an interesting read; http://www.standalone-sysadmin.com/blog/2011/11/eventual-regulation-of-system-administration/ Thoughts? I have some but didn't want to chime in before the convo gets started. - Brian SoCals #1 Sandpaper Superstore. More Grit For Less Green. To unsubscribe from the list send a blank e-mail to mailto:studiosysadmins-discuss-request@studiosysadmins.com?subject=unsubscribe
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I found this an interesting read; http://www.standalone-sysadmin.com/blog/2011/11/eventual-regulation-of-system-administration/ Thoughts? I have some but didn't want to chime in before the convo gets started. - Brian SoCals #1 Sandpaper Superstore. More Grit For Less Green. To unsubscribe from the list send a blank e-mail to mailto:studiosysadmins-discuss-request@studiosysadmins.com?subject=unsubscribe
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