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to maintain packages for CentOS a few years ago. They were released in the Anku repository [4] with extensions for CentOS and RHEL. However, only one package for the ancient Hiawatha 10.8.4 is currently present
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. Finally, save the code in a new newsletter.html
file under the _includes
directory. You can then use this code anywhere you like (Figure 4).
Figure 4
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if the underlying network can accommodate it. A study by Dell [3] a few years back examined the effect of an MTU of 1500 compared with an MTU of 9000. Using Netperf [4], they found that the bandwidth increased
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, and choose the resource you want to monitor (Figure 4). For Ubuntu VMs, you will typically select metrics related to compute, memory, and storage. To filter, use the metric namespace to add the relevant
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shares, including vWorkspace [3] and Pano Logic [4].
What VDI Means
When you consider all the benefits, you might expect virtual desktops to be used in environments at least a few dozen clients
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information about current authentications and authorizations at short intervals (Figure 4). This feature has proven to be very useful in practice, and the statistics provide a good starting point in the event
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by replacing the values in the file operations structure with pointers to inserted malicious code (Figure 4). In this example, an attacker might replace the pointer to the file's delete operation that can
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virtualization nodes.
Quantum thus replaces the old nova-network
implementation, which belonged to the Nova computing component (Figure 4; more on Nova later). The solution is technically sophisticated: Quantum
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workaround is to use Sort-Object. For example, to see a list of all services and their statuses, filtered by status, enter:
PS> Get-Service | Sort-Object Status
Listing 4 shows the result.
Listing 4
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and then waits for 10 seconds to allow the scp command plenty of time to complete.
The remainder of the script (Listing 4) runs a series of commands on the remote system by spawning an ssh command.
Listing 4
