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Hardware & Administration Training
SoftTech Solutions will be hosting Sun
hardware and administration training classes
in Troy, Michigan this fall.
These accelerated courses will utilize the
On-Line! Detective for Sun, along with
hands-on labs. Students that attend the class
will be provided the Personal Trainer
(web-based training modules) for each of
these systems at no additional charge
($2,500 value). Students that complete the
class will be SoftTech Certified for each of
the systems covered.
Midrange Servers
September 24-26 (3 Full Days)
Systems Covered:
** Enterprise 220R
** Enterprise 250
** Enterprise 3X00, 4X00, 5X00, 6X00
** Enterprise 420R
** Enterprise 450
** Sun Fire 280R
** Sun Fire V480
Sun Fire V-Series
October 15-17 (3 Full Days)
Systems Covered:
** Sun Fire V1280
** Sun Fire V880
** Sun Fire V480
** Sun Fire V440
** Sun Fire V240
** Sun Fire V210
AMD Opteron Systems
November 5-7 (3 Full Days)
Systems Covered:
** Sun Fire X2100
** Sun Fire X2200
** Sun Fire X4100
** Sun Fire X4200
** Sun Fire X4500
** Sun Fire X4600
** Sun Fire V65
** Sun Fire V60
** Sun Fire V40z
Class sizes are limited to 8 students so ACT
FAST!
For the course outline, pricing and
registration, please
click
here.
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| Meet Evelyn Berlin - Customer Service Coordinator |
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Hi, I'm Evelyn. Over the years many of you
have heard the greeting, "SoftTech Solutions,
may I help you?" when calling our offices.
The voice on the line has often been myself,
as I have been SoftTech's Office Manager
since 2001. In my new role as Customer
Service Coordinator, I will be soliciting
your comments and feedback about the On-Line!
Detective.
I will also contact you to schedule WebEx
meetings to demonstrate new
features and product enhancements and
reach out to you when it
is time to renew your contract.
If you are interested in receiving orientation
training for the On-Line! Detective,
I will be your point of contact as well. I
look forward to talking
with each of you to address your individual
needs.
Evelyn Berlin
Customer Service Coordinator
248.475.4758 ext. 221
evelyn@stsolutions.com
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| Ask Al |
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Question:
I have a Sun Blade with a USB keyboard and
mouse. The administrator modified some of the
NVRAM variables in Solaris using the eeprom
command. After a reboot we no longer see
video and the keyboard no longer works. I
believe it has to do with the NVRAM
variables. In the past I was able to reset
the NVRAM variables by holding down the
{stop}-{n} keys and powering on the system.
However, this does not work now. How can I
reset the NVRAM parameters to their default
settings?
Answer:
Newer Sun systems tend to have USB keyboards
and mice. These USB devices are not
initialized
until the end of the POST process. If the
keyboard is not initialized, the {stop}-{n}
keys are
ineffective. Use the following procedure to
reset the NVRAM variables to their default
settings for all systems that use a USB
keyboard, RSC, LOM, or
ALOM.
Click here to read the rest of this
answer...
Do you have a question you'd like to see
answered in
a future issue of eKnowledge? Email Allen at:
askal@stsolutions.com
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