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Now, let s look at some examples of how these concepts map to various services that can be accessed via JNDI. A file system can be thought of as a type of directory service. A Unix file system is hierarchical and has a single root, like a directory. The entries are files. The names are, somewhat obviously, filenames. Attributes, such as owner ID and read/write/ execute permissions, are associated with each file as well. A directory such as /usr represents a context (defined in the previous section). Other directories inside /usr represent subcontexts, such as /usr/bin and /usr/local. There s a connection between the name of the context, /usr/bin, and the entries bound to that context, such as /usr/bin/chmod. Finally, a file system contains references, such as hard or soft links (created with ln or ln s).

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Ch. 4 Outsourcing Contract 7.02 7.03 7.04 7.05 8.01 8.02 8.03 8.04 8.05 8.06 8.07 9.01 9.02 9.03 9.04 9.05 10.01 10.02 10.03 10.04 Managed Agreement Invoices ........................................................................................... 214 Assigned Agreements ........................................................................................................ 214 Assigned Agreement Invoices ........................................................................................... 215 Performance Under Agreements ........................................................................................ 215 Designated Service Levels ................................................................................................ 215 New Service Levels........................................................................................................... 215 Adjustment of Service Levels............................................................................................ 215 Root Cause Analysis ......................................................................................................... 215 Measurement and Monitoring Tools .................................................................................. 216 Continuous Improvement and Best Practices ..................................................................... 216 Performance Credits .......................................................................................................... 216 Initial Customer Satisfaction Survey ................................................................................. 216 Customer Satisfaction Survey ........................................................................................... 217 Benchmarking Overview ................................................................................................... 217 Benchmarking Process ...................................................................................................... 217 Benchmark Results Review Period and Adjustments......................................................... 217 Service Locations .............................................................................................................. 218 Safety and Security Procedures ......................................................................................... 218 Data Security..................................................................................................................... 218 Security Relating to Competitors....................................................................................... 219

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For the rst criterion, maintaining automation is a key to successful disaster recovery for the reasons we have described earlier. If the amount of disk space available is decreased from the original, the volume layout would need to change to accommodate the smaller disk space available. Volumes could be recreated at a smaller size. Noncritical volumes could be left off the recovery, or mirrors or RAID arrays could be recon gured as normal volumes. Automating disk mapping to perform these operations would require the bare metal recovery application know the following:

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This output shows two active printers. The first (hp) is connected to your parallel port. The second (deskjet_5550) is a network printer (shown as /dev/null). The hp printer is currently disabled (offline), although the queue is enabled so people can continue to send jobs to the printer.

Don t change the mouse identifier, but you can change the protocol and add the ZAxisMapping line to enable your wheel mouse. Try restarting X and trying your mouse wheel on something like a Web page to see if you can scroll up and down with it. Your mouse might be connected in a different way (such as a bus or serial mouse) or may have different buttons to enable. Tools for configuring your mouse are distributionspecific. Try mouseconfig, mouseadmin, or system-config-mouse to reconfigure your mouse from the command line. n Monitor The monitor section defines attributes of your monitor. There are generic settings you can use if you don t exactly know the model of your monitor. Changing the Horizontal Sync and Vertical Refresh rates without checking your monitor s technical specifications is not recommended; you could damage the monitor. Here s an example of an entry that will work on many LCD panels: