CMT President and CEO Appointed to Easter Seals Bay Area Board of Directors

Kurt Klein Furthers Dedication to Organization with Board Position

SANTA CLARA, Calif. (July 27, 2010) – CMT, a trusted provider of efficient computing solutions for high-performance data management, virtualization, consolidation and infrastructure management, today announces that its president and CEO, Kurt Klein, has been elected to the board of directors for Easter Seals Bay Area. As a member of the board, Klein will be responsible for overseeing the strategic direction of Easter Seals Bay Area and its activities and bringing resources into the organization so it can continue to carry out its mission. Klein will serve a three-year term on the board.

“Kurt’s long-standing dedication and ongoing commitment to the Easter Seals Bay Area mission and vision make him a great fit for the organization’s board of directors,” said Easter Seals Bay Area President and CEO Dr. Michael Pelfini. “We are thrilled to have Kurt deepen his engagement with the organization. Kurt’s contributions will help expand the impact of Easter Seals Bay Area at a time when our services are critically needed.”

Easter Seals Bay Area is leading the way to ensure individuals and families affected by disabilities can live, learn, work, and play to their full potential. The services provided by the organization enable these individuals to address life’s challenges, achieve personal goals and gain greater independence for everyday living.

“CMT has supported the Easter Seals Bay Area for many years and I have a tremendous passion for the organization and the work it does,” said Klein. “I look forward to working with the other directors to raise awareness of Easter Seals Bay Area and further the impact that the organization has on people in this area who are living with disabilities.”

Since joining CMT, Klein has been committed to local charitable giving. CMT’s non-profit partners include Easter Seals Bay Area, Second Harvest Food Bank and the YMCA Palo Alto. CMT also promotes individual charitable choices via an employee program that lets each employee decide the recipient. CMT matches these donations.

About CMT, Inc.
Computer Media Technologies (CMT) provides efficient computing solutions for high-performance data management, virtualization, consolidation and infrastructure management. The company has over 26 years of experience as a supplier of cost-effective services for IT optimization and consolidation. CMT maintains the highest levels of partnership accreditation with the world’s leading IT manufacturers including Symantec, NetApp, Dell, Brocade, Quantum and VMware. In 2008, CMT was recognized by both Symantec and Brocade as VAR of the Year. More information is available at www.gocmt.com. Corporate headquarters are located at 590 Laurelwood Road, Santa Clara, Calif. 95054.

About Easter Seals Bay Area
For more than 80 years, Easter Seals Bay Area has been helping individuals with disabilities and special needs, and their families, live better lives. The services it provides enable individuals with disabilities to address life’s challenges, achieve personal goals, and gain greater independence for everyday living.

Easter Seals Bay Area has a specific expertise in providing services for individuals diagnosed on the autism spectrum, including consultation, early intervention, school-based, social skills, and therapeutic services.

Easter Seals Bay Area currently serves seven counties in the Bay Area, including Alameda, Contra Costa, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, and Solano. Easter Seals Bay Area is an affiliate of Easter Seals, Inc., which assists more than a million people through a nationwide network of affiliates in each of the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. It is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

CMT and the CMT logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Computer Media Technologies, Inc. or its affiliates in the U.S. and other countries. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners.

Link to the press release: “Kurt_Klein_Easter_Seals_board_appointment_July_27th_2010.pdf”

http://support.veritas.com/docs/356790

http://seer.entsupport.symantec.com/docs/350361.htm

There’s a critical fix in that list for you if you’ve got an EMC centera, and a bunch of other quick fixes that should help you maintain the most stable EV environment you can.

CMT recommends that you apply those hotfixes if you see their indications in your environment.

Details:

The latest version of the Compatibility Guide has been released and includes the following changes:

Chapter: Enterprise Vault core dependencies

• Microsoft Outlook

Outlook 2007/EV 8.0: new footnote: For information about an issue where connections to Exchange may fail when Outlook 2007 is installed on a busy Enterprise Vault server, see technical note 351405 at http://entsupport.symantec.com/docs/351405.

• New section: Citrix. No table, just a statement about support/future certification.

Chapter: Storage devices, appliances, and software

• Storage devices:

New rows:

iTernity Compliant Archive Solution plus footnotes, including a link to information on the iTernity Web site.

KOM Networks KOMpliance Secure Archive Storage plus footnotes.

NEC HYDRAstor: P changed to Y for EV 8.0, plus footnotes.

Network Appliance rows:

ONTAP 7.3 row: changed  to ONTAP 7.3.n. Added existing footnotes b and h to EV 2007 and 8.0 support.

New ONTAP 8.0 row NNNY. EV 8.0 (Y) has existing footnote h (but not b).

Pillar Axiom: P changed to Y for EV 8.0, plus footnotes.

• Appliances: section name changed from “Appliance” to “Appliances”.

• Secondary storage software: Veritas NetBackup/Symantec NetBackup:

Changed so that the advice to see technote 286168 applies only to versions 5.1 and 6.0.

NBU 6.5 versions have new footnote saying see technotes 324305 and 327571.

Version 7.0 has new footnote saying see technote 340125.

Chapter: Exchange archiving

• Exchange Server

Exchange Server 2007 SP3 added: NPPP.

Exchange Server 2010 has new footnote saying see technote 356917.

• Windows client operating systems

Windows XP Professional x64 SP2: for EV 7.0/2007/8.0 change P to N.

Chapter: File System Archiving

• Support for Network Appliance Data ONTAP

Data ONTAP and MultiStore (vFiler) running Data ONTAP rows: add new rows for Data ONTAP 8.0 NNNP.

Chapter: Domino mailbox archiving and journal archiving

• Domino mailbox archiving

Domino mail server as an Enterprise Vault 8.0 archiving target: footnote b: add a reference to technote 314678.

Chapter: Accelerators

• CA compatibility with Enterprise Vault section: added text about EV versions. The new text is copied from the CA docs.

• ‘CA compatibility with other components’ replaced:

Changed to two sections: ‘Compliance Accelerator *server* compatibility with other components’, and [new] ‘Compliance Accelerator *client* compatibility with other components’.

• Compliance Accelerator *server* compatibility with other components

SQL Server 2005: new footnote recommends SP3.

.NET Framework: 3.5 changed from P to N for CA 8.0.

• DA compatibility with Enterprise Vault section: added text about EV versions. Text is copied from the DA docs.

• ‘DA compatibility with other components’ replaced:

Changed to two sections: ‘Discovery Accelerator *server* compatibility with other components’, and [new] ‘Discovery Accelerator *client* compatibility with other components’.

• -Discovery Accelerator *server* compatibility with other components

Windows 2000: added missing N for DA 8.0.

SQL Server 2005: new footnote recommends SP3.

SQL Server 2008: new footnote says installing SQL Server 2008 can have an effect on the analytics facilities in Discovery Accelerator, and refers to DA Admin Guide.

Chapter: Third-party integrations

FaceTime IMAuditor: added versions 8.0, 9.0, 10.0: Y for EV 8.0 only.

Added FaceTime Vantage 10.1: Y for EV 8.0 only.

Procedo Archive Migration Manager: migration information added (two new footnotes).

TransVault: migration information added (one new footnote).

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CMT Expands Sales Leadership Team

Appoints Mark McKie as senior vice president of sales

SANTA CLARA, Calif. (July 12, 2010) – CMT, a trusted provider of efficient computing solutions for high-performance data management, virtualization, consolidation and infrastructure management, today announced that Mark McKie has joined the company as senior vice president of sales.

McKie brings more than 10 years of technology leadership experience to CMT. Most recently, he served as regional sales manager for the Pacific Northwest region at Symantec, a global leader in the security and storage software space, where he oversaw the sales of both enterprise and large enterprise groups for Portland, Seattle and Alaska.

“At CMT, we look for people who are driven to create momentum and I’m confident that Mark is going to do just that,” said CMT President and CEO Kurt Klein. “Mark’s leadership skills and dynamic approach will help us scale our sales efforts and better serve our customers as we broaden our technology and services footprint.”

As part of CMT’s executive management team, McKie will help drive the company’s strategic initiatives, including streamlining customer account management, aligning sales coverage, promoting customer retention, and uncovering new growth opportunities.

“CMT is known in the technology industry as a company that provides true value to each and every one of its customers,” said McKie. “I am excited to join such a strong team and help build upon the success CMT has seen over the past 26 years.”

About CMT, Inc.
Computer Media Technologies (CMT) provides efficient computing solutions for high-performance data management, virtualization, consolidation and infrastructure management. The company has over 25 years of experience as a supplier of cost-effective services for IT optimization and consolidation. CMT maintains the highest levels of partnership accreditation with the world’s leading IT manufacturers including Symantec, NetApp, Dell, Brocade, Quantum and VMware. In 2008, CMT was recognized by both Symantec and Brocade as VAR of the Year. More information is available at www.gocmt.com. Corporate headquarters are located at 590 Laurelwood Road, Santa Clara, Calif. 95054.

CMT and the CMT logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Computer Media Technologies, Inc. or its affiliates in the U.S. and other countries. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners.

Link to the press release: “CMT_Announces_SVP_of_sales_press_release.pdf”

Symptoms:

The MSMQ root and sub-directories could inherit security permissions at the destination volume resulting in one of the following symptoms:

1) A1 and A2 or R1 and R2 (if Journal Archiving is enabled, J1 and J2) Private queues may disappear
2) The Enterprise Vault (EV) server could be reported as “Not Available” when attempting a manual archive (A1 and A2 missing)
3) Client Trace showing 0×8007005 (Access Denied) when trying to archive or restore a vaulted item
4) Where Private queues are available archiving may seem to take too long to complete processing items regardless of how much the administrator tries to optimize Enterprise vault Application settings.
5) The Event logs may not flag any obvious error messages on Message Queuing but some “Warning” events could contain a description string suggesting “not enough storage available to complete this operation”

6. Validate Drive:\MSMQ\Storage location for newly created files (LQS folder and approx 5 other LG* files)