Our new fileservers have multiple networkpaths to the backend iSCSI storage, which means that we needed to setup some sort of multipathing. Theoretically, there's at least threedifferent ways of doing this: bonding multiple network interfacestogether, a native iSCSI feature for this called 'multiple connectionsper session' (MC/S), and high level, cross device multipathing. Inpractice, the complexity of getting network bonding working in across-vendor environment gave me hives and neither Solaris nor our LinuxiSCSI targets

It's been an article of faith, frequently professed to users, that theyshould never write down their password or otherwise record it. Yourusers probably profess to follow this, and may even honestly believethat they are.

But find a user with a machine that recently rebooted (this oftendoesn't take long) and watch what happens next, as the userre-establishes their environment and restarts their applications.Did they get asked for a password when their IMAP-based mail programstarted, or is