About John Storta, Jr. Expertise I am a Sun Certified Solaris Administrator. I can answer virtually any question relating to the administration of Sun servers. I have experience installing hardware, managing user accounts, maintaining file systems, setting up backup and recovery plans, configuring Veritas NetBackup, and general troubleshooting.
Experience I have been a UNIX System Administrator for 5 years. I have implemented 5 systems as a Project Leader. I have seen a wide range of problems over the years and found solutions for all of them.
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Training in Oracle SQL and Veritas NetBackup
30+ university level Computer Science credits
Awards and Honors Received outstanding service award for my achievements
Recognized by VP and CEO following system implementation
The pci indicates that this is a PCI card and scsi and sd would indicate that it is a SCSI device, possibly the card itself since it refers to sd7 which is typically the ID assigned to the SCSI controller.
The previous line that references SUNWpd.glm tells me that the device is whatever one uses the glm driver. I am not familiar with that driver. SUNWpd looks like a package name to me.
If you run pkginfo -l SUNWpd, you may get some more information on what the package is if it is one.
Hope that helps.
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