With a large, enterprise or cloud network it is common to use a storage area network (SAN), a network file share (NFS) or some other form of network storage to provide common access for servers on the network. While such solutions are certainly possible for a small network the costs, complexity and support requirements are typically outside of the budgets in a home office or small shop. What can you
With a large, enterprise or cloud network it is common to use a storage area network (SAN), a network file share (NFS) or some other form of network storage to provide common access for servers on the network. While such solutions are certainly possible for a small network the costs, complexity and support requirements are typically outside of the budgets in a home office or small shop. What can you do?
Hmm, remember the 3 B’s? (backup! backup! backup!)
During my exploration of Cobbler, Virtual Systems (Xen, Qemu, Virtual Box, others) and various Linux distrobutions I used my laptop which also contained a native XP install. Things went really well using Cobbler to setup various types of Kickstart files (full install, just a base install, web server install, etc.)
At some point I used the wrong option (in a kickstart file) for disk
