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TechNet Webcast: Windows HPC Server 2008: High Availability and Diagnostics for High-Performance Computing (Level 100) 2008-05-23 Microsoft

The Windows Server 2008 operating system is the next generation of the Windows Server that is designed to help High-Performance Computing (HPC) administrators maximize control over their infrastructure, while providing enhanced availability and management capabilities. This leads to a significantly more secure, reliable server environment than ever before. Windows HPC Server 2008, which is the Microsoft offering for supercomputing, uses the same code base as Windows Server 2008 and inherits the high availability features amongst many others. This webcast explains how to tune Windows HPC Server 2008 to take advantage of high availability.

Tags: High Availability, High Performance Computing

TechNet Webcast: Windows HPC Server 2008: Management and Diagnostics in High-Performance Computing (Level 200) 2008-05-09 Microsoft Tips

This webcast provides an inside look at the new management, monitoring, and deployment features of Window HPC Server 2008 by way of demos and screencasts rather than just a Microsoft Office PowerPoint presentation. The attendee will learn about new management UI features, at-a-glance cluster health monitoring and management, and more. To understand cluster status and make timely management decisions, it is critical for administrators to easily access health metrics of the cluster and identify any deviance. With Windows HPC Server 2008, the successor to Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003, you can improve your cluster's health - easily.

Tags: Windows Server 2008, High Performance Computing

TechNet Webcast: 24 Hours of Windows Server 2008 (Part 10 of 24): IIS 7.0 Diagnostics and Troubleshooting (Level 300) Configuration (Level 300) 2008-04-04 Microsoft Tips

The presenter of this webcast discusses new diagnostics and troubleshooting features in Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0. First, the presenter examines how the new Runtime Status and Control API (RSCA) allow administrators to obtain state information and to trigger events such as starting and stopping a site. Next, the presenter explores Automatic Failed Request Tracing technology that helps administrators capture information about and troubleshoot complex and intermittent problems. Finally, the presenter looks at adding trace events to ASPX pages and viewing logged information.

Tags: Servers, Windows Server 2008

TCP/IP Troubleshooting 2008-04-01 Global Knowledge

Troubleshooting is a necessary part of supporting any network installation. Determining and repairing problems can consume a lot of time, especially if you don't know what to do or how to do it correctly and quickly. This On Demand Web Seminar explains how you might consider troubleshooting different problems that could exist in your network. These techniques can all be performed using some of the common tools available in modern operating systems. The more you know about these tools, the better you can use them to fix your problems.

Tags: Industry Standard Protocols, TCP - IP, Network Administration

The Next Generation of Static Analysis: Boolean Satisfiability and Path Simulation - A Perfect Match 2008-02-01 Coverity

Static analysis offers the ability to find bugs before software is run, improving code quality and dramatically accelerating the availability of new applications. But excessive false-positive results are the main reason why many source code analysis products quickly become shelfware after a few uses. Now, a groundbreaking new use of Boolean Satisfiability (SAT) in the field is poised to help static analysis deliver on its potential.

This white paper provides a brief overview of the history of static analysis and explains how the use of Boolean Satisfiability is enabling developers to improve the quality and security of their code by identifying a greater number of critical defects in their code with the lowest false-positive results.

Tags: Middleware, Software Engineering, Application Security Tools, Application Development

Developed an On-Board Diagnostics and Telematics Unit That Enabled the Client to Offer Services From Remote Location and Enhance the User Experience 2008-01-26 MindTree Consulting

MindTree developed an on-board automotive diagnostics and telematics unit for the world's leading manufacturer of automotive tools. The solution re-engineered the earlier design, reduced the BOM cost and added a lot of user-friendly features without consuming extra power. The client can now offer the product to a wider range of fleet operators to manage vehicles from a remote location.

Tags: Remote Access - RA Servers

HP NNMi Under the Hood 2007-12-01 Hewlett-Packard (HP)

HP Network Node Manager i-series (NNMi) 8.0 software is built on a new architecture using updated, Web-oriented technology suitable for the products of the future. This paper gives you a look under the hood of the new i-series software and explains the key strategies that drove the design, how the major subsystems improve on the old product, and how they can be used to match the pace of change.

Tags: GUI, Network Design, Application Development, Monitoring Systems, Infrastructure Management, Service Level Management, Network Administration

TechNet Webcast: Improving Desktop Security and Deployment (Part 3 of 7): Network Diagnostics in Windows Vista (Level 200) 2007-11-14 Microsoft

This webcast examines two new network diagnostics technologies that are built into the Windows Vista operating system: the Network Connectivity Status Indicator (NCSI), and the Network Diagnostics Framework (NDF). Both of these features are brand new features in Windows, and replace existing features that have seen before in Windows XP and Windows Server 2003. These features can help to identify and repair many common network-related issues quickly without requiring the use of the command line tools that have had to use in the past.

Tags: Windows Vista

Automatic Fault Diagnostics 2007-11-01 Oracle

Oracle Database 11g introduces a new diagnosability infrastructure. The main goal of this new framework is to reduce the time it takes to resolve customer problems. Historically, diagnosing errors in Oracle software has been problematic for both customers and Oracle. Several factors contribute to this. The main method of finding information about critical errors is to review the alert log. Since critical errors are mixed with normal messages, it's hard to get an overview. It's necessary to either navigate through the alert log, or use some operating system utility to search through it.

Tags: Database Management, Database Applications

Troubleshooting SQL 2005: Opening the Database Administrator's Toolbox 2007-11-01 Global Knowledge

There are many methods for troubleshooting databases. Many people jump straight to a Google search, or run to find the senior DBA who, most likely, has seen this problem before. While these may provide some results, there's no better solution than tracking down empirical evidence as to the cause of a bottleneck or to the identity of the troublesome transaction. This white paper guides you through troubleshooting using some of SQL 2005's built-in features to diagnose issues with your database.

Tags: Help Desk, Database Management, Database Applications, Data Recovery - Security, High Performance Computing

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Title	Date Added	Company
TechNet Webcast: Windows HPC Server 2008: High Availability and Diagnostics for High-Performance Computing (Level 100)	2008-05-23	Microsoft
The Windows Server 2008 operating system is the next generation of the Windows Server that is designed to help High-Performance Computing (HPC) administrators maximize control over their infrastructure, while providing enhanced availability and management capabilities. This leads to a significantly more secure, reliable server environment than ever before. Windows HPC Server 2008, which is the Microsoft offering for supercomputing, uses the same code base as Windows Server 2008 and inherits the high availability features amongst many others. This webcast explains how to tune Windows HPC Server 2008 to take advantage of high availability. Tags: High Availability, High Performance Computing
TechNet Webcast: Windows HPC Server 2008: Management and Diagnostics in High-Performance Computing (Level 200)	2008-05-09	Microsoft Tips
This webcast provides an inside look at the new management, monitoring, and deployment features of Window HPC Server 2008 by way of demos and screencasts rather than just a Microsoft Office PowerPoint presentation. The attendee will learn about new management UI features, at-a-glance cluster health monitoring and management, and more. To understand cluster status and make timely management decisions, it is critical for administrators to easily access health metrics of the cluster and identify any deviance. With Windows HPC Server 2008, the successor to Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003, you can improve your cluster's health - easily. Tags: Windows Server 2008, High Performance Computing
TechNet Webcast: 24 Hours of Windows Server 2008 (Part 10 of 24): IIS 7.0 Diagnostics and Troubleshooting (Level 300) Configuration (Level 300)	2008-04-04	Microsoft Tips
The presenter of this webcast discusses new diagnostics and troubleshooting features in Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0. First, the presenter examines how the new Runtime Status and Control API (RSCA) allow administrators to obtain state information and to trigger events such as starting and stopping a site. Next, the presenter explores Automatic Failed Request Tracing technology that helps administrators capture information about and troubleshoot complex and intermittent problems. Finally, the presenter looks at adding trace events to ASPX pages and viewing logged information. Tags: Servers, Windows Server 2008
TCP/IP Troubleshooting	2008-04-01	Global Knowledge
Troubleshooting is a necessary part of supporting any network installation. Determining and repairing problems can consume a lot of time, especially if you don't know what to do or how to do it correctly and quickly. This On Demand Web Seminar explains how you might consider troubleshooting different problems that could exist in your network. These techniques can all be performed using some of the common tools available in modern operating systems. The more you know about these tools, the better you can use them to fix your problems. Tags: Industry Standard Protocols, TCP - IP, Network Administration
The Next Generation of Static Analysis: Boolean Satisfiability and Path Simulation - A Perfect Match	2008-02-01	Coverity
Static analysis offers the ability to find bugs before software is run, improving code quality and dramatically accelerating the availability of new applications. But excessive false-positive results are the main reason why many source code analysis products quickly become shelfware after a few uses. Now, a groundbreaking new use of Boolean Satisfiability (SAT) in the field is poised to help static analysis deliver on its potential. This white paper provides a brief overview of the history of static analysis and explains how the use of Boolean Satisfiability is enabling developers to improve the quality and security of their code by identifying a greater number of critical defects in their code with the lowest false-positive results. Tags: Middleware, Software Engineering, Application Security Tools, Application Development
Developed an On-Board Diagnostics and Telematics Unit That Enabled the Client to Offer Services From Remote Location and Enhance the User Experience	2008-01-26	MindTree Consulting
MindTree developed an on-board automotive diagnostics and telematics unit for the world's leading manufacturer of automotive tools. The solution re-engineered the earlier design, reduced the BOM cost and added a lot of user-friendly features without consuming extra power. The client can now offer the product to a wider range of fleet operators to manage vehicles from a remote location. Tags: Remote Access - RA Servers
HP NNMi Under the Hood	2007-12-01	Hewlett-Packard (HP)
HP Network Node Manager i-series (NNMi) 8.0 software is built on a new architecture using updated, Web-oriented technology suitable for the products of the future. This paper gives you a look under the hood of the new i-series software and explains the key strategies that drove the design, how the major subsystems improve on the old product, and how they can be used to match the pace of change. Tags: GUI, Network Design, Application Development, Monitoring Systems, Infrastructure Management, Service Level Management, Network Administration
TechNet Webcast: Improving Desktop Security and Deployment (Part 3 of 7): Network Diagnostics in Windows Vista (Level 200)	2007-11-14	Microsoft
This webcast examines two new network diagnostics technologies that are built into the Windows Vista operating system: the Network Connectivity Status Indicator (NCSI), and the Network Diagnostics Framework (NDF). Both of these features are brand new features in Windows, and replace existing features that have seen before in Windows XP and Windows Server 2003. These features can help to identify and repair many common network-related issues quickly without requiring the use of the command line tools that have had to use in the past. Tags: Windows Vista
Automatic Fault Diagnostics	2007-11-01	Oracle
Oracle Database 11g introduces a new diagnosability infrastructure. The main goal of this new framework is to reduce the time it takes to resolve customer problems. Historically, diagnosing errors in Oracle software has been problematic for both customers and Oracle. Several factors contribute to this. The main method of finding information about critical errors is to review the alert log. Since critical errors are mixed with normal messages, it's hard to get an overview. It's necessary to either navigate through the alert log, or use some operating system utility to search through it. Tags: Database Management, Database Applications
Troubleshooting SQL 2005: Opening the Database Administrator's Toolbox	2007-11-01	Global Knowledge
There are many methods for troubleshooting databases. Many people jump straight to a Google search, or run to find the senior DBA who, most likely, has seen this problem before. While these may provide some results, there's no better solution than tracking down empirical evidence as to the cause of a bottleneck or to the identity of the troublesome transaction. This white paper guides you through troubleshooting using some of SQL 2005's built-in features to diagnose issues with your database. Tags: Help Desk, Database Management, Database Applications, Data Recovery - Security, High Performance Computing