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IBM eServer pSeries Hardware Management Console Security

The pSeries Hardware Management Console HMC was introduced in 2001 at the same time as the POWER4 family of AIX 5L servers. It consists of a 32-bit Intel processor-based computer running a modified Linux operating system. The primary function of the HMC is to run a graphical user interface based...

Tags: Security, IBM POWER4, IBM eServer, IBM Corp., UniRecovery, Processors, Operating Systems, Servers, Semiconductors, Hardware, Components, Software

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USB Hard Drives and Portable Hard Drives

Personal computers are used for a wide range of applications and many new devices have been developed since IBM's original two serial port personal computer some twenty years ago. Scanners, portable hard drives, Zip drives, and force-feedback joysticks are just a few examples of devices appearing on the desktop. Although...

Tags: Hard Drive, USB Hard Drive, PC, Serial Port, USB, UniRecovery, Scanners, Hardware, Peripherals

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Magnetic Hard Disk Drives Recovery: Leading the Way in Storage

The development and evolution of hard-disk drives is one of the outstanding technological success stories of the past 40 years. In a data storage world dominated by paper and magnetic tape and punch cards, RAMAC was the world's first commercial hard-disk drive. In the four decades since RAMAC's debut, improvements...

Tags: Innovation, Hard Drive, Data Storage, Disk Drive, Recovery, UniRecovery, Storage Management, Leadership, Storage, Hardware, Management

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Linux-Unix Data Recovery

Fileservers, Application Servers, Mail Servers, Web Servers, NAS devices (Quantum SNAP, Dell Power Vault etc.) and just plain Servers form the backbone of many corporations' business records storage. There may be one hard drive or many, configured together in volumes spanning drives or striped across drives, on permanent hard drives...

Tags: UniRecovery, UniRecovery Data Recovery Labs Technician, Servers, Hardware

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IDE Vs. SCSI: The Main Hard Drive Interfaces

The computer market is dominated by two main hard drive interface standards - IDE/ATA and SCSI. Which is better is still debated endlessly on the Internet and in the technical community. The simple answer is that neither is really better than the other - it depends on how a person...

Tags: IDE, Hard Drive, SCSI, UniRecovery

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RAID-II: A High-Bandwidth Network File Server

The RAID Redundant Arrays of Inexpensive Disks group at U. C. Berkeley built a prototype disk array called RAID-I. The bandwidth delivered to clients by RAID-I was severely limited by the memory system bandwidth of the disk array's host workstation. The authors designed the second prototype, RAID-II, to deliver more...

Tags: Bandwidth, Disk, Disk Array, UniRecovery, File Servers, Enterprise Software, Software

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