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IT3 Consultants Projects

What kind of projects are we involved in? In short for customer who pay for it and open source projects. It is clear that on projects done for customers we cannot communicate much without their approval.

On the following Open Source projects we can give more details.

Relax-and-Recover (ReaR)

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Relax-and-Recover is an open source Disaster Recovery tool handling bare metal restores in an automated way (as much as possible). Making snapshots of your system can be done on-line and send over to remote storage such as NAS, CIFS, USB, Network,…

Relax-and-Recover (ReaR) Automated Testing

Relax-and-Recover Automated Testing is an open source sub-project of ReaR dedicated to ReaR testing fully automated. This project is sponsored by customers who subscribed to one of our ReaR Support Services.

Relax-and-Recover (ReaR) User Guide Documentation

Relax-and-Recover (ReaR) User Guide Documentation is an open source sub-project of ReaR dedicated to provide a decent ReaR User Guide for the community. A ReaR Subscription buys you guaranteed time per week that we will work on the User Guide.

Upgrade-UX

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Upgrade-UX is an Open Source framework designed to assist the UNIX system engineer in patching or upgrading systems in a consistent and repeatable way with evidence before and after the running upgrade-ux.

Config To HTML (cfg2html)

Cfg2html is a little utility to collect the necessary system configuration files and system set-up to an ASCII file and HTML file. Simple to use and very helpful in disaster recovery situations.

Ad-hoc Copy and Run (adhocr)

adhocr is a little expect utility to parallelize execution of commands on lots of systems.

Wbemextras

wbemextras contains some scripts to assist in HP SIM installation and configuration on HP-UX, but is in the meantime a retired project.

Make CD-ROM Recovery (mkcdrec)

mkCDrec is the predecessor project of ReaR and has been phased out in favour of ReaR. mkCDrec is a retired project, but getting support is still possible, however no longer free of charge.