| Now storage servers or workstations can be backed up on one single tape cartridge housed in the server itself. |
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| Client data would normally be saved onto corporate servers rather than desktops but the company is refusing to take any chances. |
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| I also run servers on that machine and each of the other four computers on the network. |
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| In this case, the attackers would launch a DoS attack to consume the resources of the network and computers, especially web servers. |
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| The big iron guys don't want the Microsoft run-time to run well natively on their servers, so it will forever be relegated to edge tasks. |
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| This has something to do with the new servers Halo boffins are presently introducing. |
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| Our solution bases itself on a cluster of identical Linux servers, providing various network services. |
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| We need to teach staff to use file servers and File Transfer Protocol instead of e-mail attachments. |
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| Consequently, block storage networks only allow servers to access their own disk volumes. |
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| This equipment includes LCD flight displays, digital VHF radios, communication management units, file servers and high-speed satcom equipment. |
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| The comparable trend in other servers is simply to add more main memory, which can execute programs. |
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| User-Mode Linux allows you to build running Linux systems within Linux systems for use as sandboxes or virtual servers. |
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| It is used in personal computers and servers for low-speed system management communications. |
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| Access to reboot these servers remotely was not part of our job description. |
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| Access to workstations, servers or network utility rooms should be reviewed. |
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| Fiorina says segments such as Unix servers and computer-repair services are making money. |
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| There are also problems associated with securing and managing large numbers of servers. |
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| Last year, the government blocked dozens of computer servers believed to be sending spam. |
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| He also thanked the choir, the reader, the collectors, Eucharistic ministers, altar servers and all present. |
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| New servers and bartenders are certified in NRA's Bar Code program before they hit the floor. |
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| In doing so, servers and bartenders should avoid words that make the order seem excessive. |
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| At the large tables, the servers plunked down, with rude haste, one bowl of rice in the middle of each table. |
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| For example, today you can access Microsoft file servers with a Samba client. |
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| It is obvious that this software will be more restricted in terms of its accessibility to the database servers. |
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| If bartenders and servers are insufficiently trained, every aspect of the operation suffers. |
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| The set up crew stayed behind to act as servers, which gave the host and hostess time to interact with their guests. |
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| Talk radio, webzines, list servers, message boards and now blog sites have one thing in common. |
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| However, the new joint agreement with Fujitsu covering the development of future Solaris servers really grabs the attention. |
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| This can be deployed as an add-on module to existing remote access servers. |
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| I enjoy talking about food and wines with food servers and find it amusing to engage in heated debates. |
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| There were so many machines and servers whirring away in the background I may as well have stayed at my desk. |
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| He watched as a line of servers carried silver trays stacked with food in the direction the men had gone. |
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| Host-based IPSs protect servers and workstations via software agents that are placed between applications and the operating system's kernel. |
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| I want to thank you the waiters, the servers everyone was so nice and kind. |
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| Otherwise, I'll convert a slim box closet into a server rack and chain together rescued computers that I'll rebadge as data servers. |
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| Use gourmet coffee and tea and teach bartenders and servers how to brew them correctly. |
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| For example, wines are listed in order of lighter to fuller-bodied on the wine list, making it easier for servers to help customers choose. |
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| Usually metallic rather than ceramic, these servers included plates, shallow bowls without feet, and shallow footed bowls. |
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| If linux wants more markets, they need to understand the owners who don't have servers and clones. |
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| Entry-level positions can be as nuts-and-bolts as wiring and installation, all the way to the uber-geek world of file servers and beyond. |
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| To keep caviar from absorbing a slight metallic taste from metal servers and utensils, present it on glass, shell, or bone. |
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| Similarly, the software could be used to reconfigure servers to handle different tasks, depending on the time of the day. |
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| With the latest security holes, the programs are vulnerable only when acting as recursive name servers. |
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| This is particularly effective in SANs, as several interconnected servers can share tape devices serially. |
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| It is even possible to add servers with a click of a mouse while supporting BIOS-level control of almost any number of servers or serial devices. |
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| As a result, the company has deferred some capital spending and redeployed some servers for other uses. |
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| Open relays are mail servers that will process a mail message even though neither the sender nor the recipient is a local user. |
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| Dell will trim prices by up to 22 percent on desktops, notebooks, workstations, servers, monitors and, of course, printers. |
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| The Dell range of products includes personal computers, workstations, laptops, file servers, storage devices and, recently, printers. |
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| Symantec plans to develop versions of the software for servers, workstations, laptops and handheld devices. |
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| This time a couple servers shout back and forth across tables about bad tippers. |
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| Although we had only four actual servers, we relied heavily on IP aliasing to create virtual personalities for each service. |
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| It had to kiss that goodbye, when minicomputers and then PCs and servers proliferated. |
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| Some servers are shipped from the factory with software preset to relay e-mail messages automatically. |
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| In the event of a server failure, user requests are transparently redirected to other available servers. |
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| Sales of storage systems, laptops, servers, software and printers jumped as well. |
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| Information can be mined from the web, corporate intranets, databases, imaging systems, file servers, and other sources. |
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| If an attacker staged such an assault on a large enough scale, the root servers would be unusable. |
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| The procession was preceded with the cross bearers carried by the altar servers. |
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| Dedicated servers have large amounts of Ram memory so they can store and buffer large amounts of data. |
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| We needed a solution to facilitate real-time replication of the Information Store for our Microsoft Exchange servers. |
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| The tricky part, explains Hsu, is making sure that every information request made by a Web page is routed through SafeWeb's secure servers. |
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| The zombies mount attacks by flooding servers with traffic til they can't cope. |
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| Log analysis is understandably imperative for SOX compliance, particularly because financial data resides on financial servers. |
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| Acolytes are asked to serve one Sunday a month as torch bearers, crucifers, book holders, thurifers and servers. |
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| It is usually better to place web page files on servers hosted by the internet service provider. |
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| Sensitive information often is stored on database servers and other storage facilities for later retrieval. |
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| Acolytes serve at the altar as sub deacons and servers, crucifers, thurifers, torchbearers and lectors. |
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| Check for sources of electromagnetic interference such as banks of modems on web servers. |
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| Moving terabytes of data through servers becomes impractical and degrades the overall system. |
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| Blade servers are relatively new, and as of yet, no standards exist for backplanes or blade formats. |
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| The company is saving its money for customer roadshows, where it can hope to actually sell its high-end UltraSparc-III servers. |
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| To effectively solve the most challenging problems requires that supercomputers be architected differently than standard PCs and servers. |
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| It appears the issue lies with spam filtering software used by a number of internet service providers and web servers. |
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| Their servers are still being tediously slow and subject to long intervals of non-availability. |
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| And, of course, there are reports that the root kit sometimes crashes servers. |
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| For many professional hosting services, sub domains are hosted on different machines to reduce the load on individual servers. |
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| The clients access the file or application servers over the local area network, typically in a homogeneous operating system environment. |
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| This model uses one or more large workstations or file servers to locally attach the shared disk storage. |
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| Client servers or workstations can request these files and applications use these files as if they were locally attached. |
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| Attacking both personal computers and network servers, the Nimda worm has already seriously affected one local business. |
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| A good host company should offer its customers multiple connections to the Internet from its servers. |
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| We have had unexplained lockups, however, on all the servers, in which the console becomes locked and the machine has to be hard reset. |
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| Dell sold eight million servers, laptops and desktop computers during the quarter. |
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| By the end of next year, the dual-core product line will be broadened to servers and laptop computers, he said. |
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| The servers are presumably making more than a restaurant wage, yes? |
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| These applications collect user surfing patterns and sometimes keystrokes and send the information to servers to target advertising to users' desktops. |
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| To prevent rogue servers from intercepting data in transit, the servers themselves should be digitally authenticated before any data is moved between them. |
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| Traversing the site, reading the information on composers, artists, works and a historical almanac, one seems to hop between several free servers and several styles of page. |
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| The product will work across business desktops, laptops and file servers. |
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| In addition, the servers ship with a tool that will retry failed instructions immediately, taking away the need to flush and rebuild software buffers. |
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| This is fine for those of you who like to cultivate a roomful of servers. |
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| With these launches, AMD will at last have the armoury to compete with Intel in all sectors of the market, from mobile PCs, all the way up to corporate servers. |
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| A SAN is composed of servers or workstations and storage devices such as disk arrays or tape subsystems that are connected by a network infrastructure. |
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| The software lets you use pseudonyms on the Web, and it routes all of your Web activity through encrypted servers, making you virtually untraceable online. |
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| To achieve this fine-grained control, detailed, real-time, asynchronous messages are sent back and forth between the application and media servers. |
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| The fire, the cause of which is currently unknown, has gutted a building housing the vast majority of the University's computer servers and networking equipment. |
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| In response, web servers must evolve to satisfy these demands. |
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| Terminal servers suffer from poor performance and lack scalability. |
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| Since then, we've seen the rise of internet-based applications and thin commodity servers, and a whole new model of open, scalable, distributed computing built upon Linux. |
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| System architecture may require peer-to-peer transaction support, such as direct communication between two application servers across the switched backplane. |
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| Configuring software on our servers used to take 120 man-hours. |
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| Food servers appeared dressed in white uniforms for the formal occasion. |
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| The altar servers were Ashling and Niamh Farrell and Nellie Casey. |
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| Consera makes similar software for managing Windows servers. |
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| In themselves, electronic texts have no materiality, existing as patterns of binary code stored on floppy disks, CD-ROMs, hard drives, zip drives or Internet servers. |
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| Good companies prevent their servers from forwarding mail that do not originate from their clients, but more negligent companies do not pay attention to such trifles. |
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| Such redundancy becomes paramount in mission-critical systems to ensure that disk servers take over for each other in the event of a hardware failure or a planned outage. |
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| Software modules and subroutine libraries, for example, can be deployed at specific user sites and from user servers. |
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| When the opportunity arose to uncouple the servers from the storage systems, everyone but the server vendors rejoiced. |
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| The game's multiverse will contain vast procedural landscapes and user scriptable servers. |
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| Many enterprises use open source BIND servers for both caching and authoritative name servers. |
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| When you search the publication servers you find the basic science for making nanosilver fabric was still under way less than eight years ago. |
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| We continue to develop and deliver SAMs that build our management offering for applications servers. |
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| The alarm signals are received at the VoIPAlarm central servers, then retransmitted to the central station of the dealer's choice. |
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| The typical current tape backup architecture for large systems uses tape backup servers and LAN resources. |
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| Multiple replications between servers can occur simultaneously and can be initiated by either local or remote servers. |
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| Always Available configurations which include expensive duplicate servers and replicated content. |
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| Remarkableness is the fact that the application runs on servers located in a former nuclear bunker with the highest degree of safety in Sweden. |
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| This is an artificial deadlock situation, where the blocker cannot free the blockees, since the blockees have all of the shared servers tied up. |
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| The same configuration is needed to support regression testing, adding two servers. |
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| The same software applications running on old servers have been easily and quickly ported to new servers, with no recompilation. |
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| Server captive data is difficult to protect, reallocate, share and reproduce when it's kept on disk drives within individual servers. |
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| This enables customers to access industry leading database and Java EE application servers in the cloud. |
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| DataWARE Workstation supports CD-R, DVD-R and DVD-RAM media using UNIX servers from IBM, Sun, Hewlett-Packard and SGI and Linux servers. |
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| The water-cooled supercomputer will consist of two IBM BladeCenter servers in one rack and will have a peak performance of about 10 Teraflops. |
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| Archie servers can assist users in locating electronic texts, and WAIS servers can assist in locating and searching or browsing electronic texts. |
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| Technically speaking, federation is the ability for two XMPP servers in different domains to exchange XML stanzas. |
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| In this chapter, we are going to broaden this basic installation out to numerous servers to create a multiserver farm. |
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| The use of a subdomain name is useful for load balancing incoming web traffic by creating a CNAME record that points to a cluster of web servers. |
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| This date is sometimes confused with the public availability of the first web servers, which had occurred months earlier. |
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| As the capacities of the large servers are exceeded, a new server is genned into the RAC cluster. |
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| A single switch, however, is a single point of failure for all servers attached to it. |
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| Tenders are invited for during 2015 department of the taoiseach expects to commission new servers and services in a windows environment. |
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| I no longer desire tuxedoed servers and sommeliers to enjoy a great seafood meal. |
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| A network worm named Slapper was first detected on September 14, and quickly infected thousands of Apache web servers around the world. |
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| Let's increase utilization of our servers, improve utilization of the network bandwidth, and eliminate shelfware. |
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| We are pleased to offer our Fortune 500 customers the industry's first SSH server, SFTP server and Telnet server for HP Integrity servers. |
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| Once a file has self-destructed for all intended recipients, Digify deletes the intermediate file from its servers so that it's gone for good. |
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| It would provide a lot more servers to parishes, which generally scrounge a bit for volunteers. |
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| The new CRAY J916 supercomputers are scalable, UNIX-based servers with four to 16 processors. |
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| People who spend real money on real servers aren't in the habit of running shareware or garageware. |
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| The AMD Athlon MP processor is an x86 processor designed for high-performance multiprocessing servers and workstations. |
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| The AMD Athlon MP processor is a seventh-generation x86 processor designed for high-performance multiprocessing servers and workstations. |
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| After the blessing over the wine, servers presented plates of matzo. |
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| Break points are of particular importance because serving is generally considered advantageous, with servers being expected to win games in which they are serving. |
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| This latest software update delivers a major feature enhancement extending Ongage's ability to optimize email marketing to companies using on-premise self-hosted SMTP servers. |
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| Faced with cross-campus, sneakernet commutes to the 2,000-square-foot data center that houses 62 mission-critical, 24x7 servers, Edwards knew there was a better way. |
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| A regular HTML file is confined to the security model of the web browser's security, communicating only to web servers and manipulating only webpage objects and site cookies. |
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| The company designs, partners, distributes and manufactures hardware, software and IT service solutions, including servers, minitowers, desktops, notebooks and monitors. |
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| The RiverMeadow Cloud Migration SS automates the cloud migration process from beginning-to-end, without the need to install agents or quiesce servers. |
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| Devon IT and SafeDesk Solutions today announced the availability of a bundled secure thin client solution using SafeDesk servers and NTA thin client terminals. |
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| While SBS can sometimes offer great price points and advanced features, ultimately it will require the addition of more servers to provide more capacity. |
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| All these items took their place on fine mahogany tables or sideboards along with casserole forks, fried oyster servers, melon spoons, lobster picks and Saratoga chip servers. |
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| With a SAN-attached tape library, backup performance would increase by allowing SAN-attached application servers to back themselves up directly to the library. |
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| One of the features of Alligate is that it automatically provides real-time reports to Solid Oak's main servers on remote incoming message activity. |
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| Working with global vendors Huawei and Whiptail, the Newcastle-based firm has installed servers and virtual desktops into Kenton School in Newcastle. |
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| The first members of this new series include high-performance PCMCIA Ethernet and Token Ring local area network adapters, as well as a new line of high-speed print servers. |
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| This eco-friendly range of bamboo home wares includes salad bowls and salad servers, small bowls, kitchen utensils, chopping boards, coasters and tea lights. |
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| Today Dot TK has introduced new technology to count 'hits' on a website, even if this website operates with its own name servers and name server technology. |
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| SoftLayer is focused on bare metal servers. Bare metal servers provide a higher level of freedom for the businesses in choosing their virtual servers. |
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| Instead, an ISP should be viewed as an independent agent acting in the ordinary course of its business, as it contracts with many enterprises to host Websites on its servers. |
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| Since there's a router port somewhere between your servers and the Internet, you can query it to find out your total incoming and outgoing data rate. |
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| Salam Technology will be responsible to provide Huawei's range of servers, storage, unified communications and data centre facilities through its wide network in Qatar. |
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| Operates with line cook, sushi chef, bartenders and servers. |
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| Plaxo adopted Schooner technologies, SchoonerSQL and Schooner Membrain, to dramatically increase performance and consolidate servers without sacrificing availability. |
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| Computers that synchronize themselves to the stratum 1 time servers are known as stratum 2 time servers if they allow others to synchronize to them, and so on. |
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| Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, the drive-in will feature an outdoor patio and old-fashioned carhops with 12 drive-in spaces served by roller skating servers. |
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| The system blocks content by preventing IP addresses from being routed through and consists of standard firewall and proxy servers at the Internet gateways. |
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| However, some web servers have timeouts on how long they'll wait for a request, so it can be useful to pretype the request and then just paste it into Telnet. |
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| One recent survey of 5,000 randomly selected Internet zones found that more than 36 percent of the name servers were on the same subnet, creating a single point of failure. |
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| The cooling scheme uses eight powerful fans that give an unsurpassed 65 CFM per slot, designed for the power-hungry next generation of CPU and switch blade servers. |
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