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Welcome To The Mathnet Home Page

Purpose
This website was constructed with the goal of providing the members of the University of Virginia's Department of Mathematics with up to date and reliable information on the computing resources and services available at the university and at external locations such as equipment manufacturers and software developers. With this in mind, I've divided the navigation into two categories, Internal Computing Resources and External Computing Resources.

Also in addition to the navigation buttons found on the left hand side of each page for the Mathnet site you will also find an additional set of buttons located at the top of each page which will take you to specific areas of interest.

Finally, I wish to draw your attention to the Feedback button located at the bottom of each page on the Mathnet website. This button will be linked to survey and feedback forms where the members of UVA's Department of Mathematics can respond to On-Line questioners as well as submit their comments and suggestions.

Security Alert

This area of the page will be reserved for the latest Security Alerts. Information posted in this area will be provided by dynamic feeds if available, or through by the old fashioned method of copy and paste. Links to source information will also be available here.

Recent News

A VMware mistake may shutdown thousands of virtual infrastructures

Tuesday, August 12, 2008

This morning the VMware’s customers that upgraded their virtual data centers with the new Infrastructure 3.5 Update 2 (build 103908) had an awful surprise: any virtual machine that is turned off cannot be powered on again, and any attempt to execute a VMotion (the live migration of a VM from one host to another) fails. See the full story.

 
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