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Hi guys
I need to give full physical access to my hard drives to a OpenSolaris guest running on Windows 7 host.
I have tried vmware workstation and it works, however it crashed on me and data was lost (could not start vm anymore). I would like to know if there are other options.
Thanks ;)
Hi guys
I have a 40GB SSD (32gb usable) I want to use the SSD for the OS for fast reboots - and some programs (custom install locations when needed)
However, I want all my mass data to be on my 500GB SATA, how can I achieve this without breaking updates or windows?
Thanks
Hi guys,
I just setup pfsense on my rack and I am trying to use pfsense as a "pass-thru" device. Meaning, I want to use it to monitor and regulate network traffic.
As it stands it seems to be blocking everything including ICMP - am I missing a setting on configuration?
btw; I need to...
Damm... I am thinking about building a new system and looking at memory prices I miss the old days when in 2008, you could snag a 4GB (2x2GB kit) for $30 AR at Frys.
Nowadays it seems like memory prices are just not on sale anymore... anyone knows what happened? - I just don't see why they no...
You are right. I think there's a few options:
1) Have a Gig switch dedicated only for iSCSI traffic (supposedly these technologies will aid in the line speed mix: good switch, Jumbo Frames, flow control, and maybe TOE?)
2) Upgrade my LAN to Gigabit, and segregate iSCSI traffic to its own...
What kind of performance are you getting of your switch, are you getting line speeds (close to 1GB?), do you have Packet Flow and Jumbo Frames enabled (9k)?
If you pls could share your model it would be great.
Infiniband sounds like a great idea, in terms of speed/performance and bang for...
I am curious, what kind of custom guis are you using? I am guessing these are not GPL utils and its your own work. What kind of tasks do you have available on your custom guis?
Also, is there a way to have a spare (does not have to be DRDB) separate hardware array in case of a motherboard...
You nailed it, Proxmox is the platform I am using for virtualization right now (on a single attached drive) -- looking to upgrade to a storage pool that is redundant.
If you don't mind sharing, what does your setup look like and what speeds do you get on the NAS server when doing hdparm and...
Thanks for your input. If I could find a point to point connection between storage pool and NODES that is cheaper than upgrading the network, wouldn't that be better?
Basically having either a card (be it network or HBA fibre) on the nodes to be dedicated for I/O bandwidth?
Upgrading the...
Thanks. I was also looking into DRDB but there is overhead associated with it, but the redundancy that DRDB provides is a plus nonetheless.
The only problem is that I have a 10/100 managed switch, I don't have a gigabit switch. That's why I have been trying to see how low I can get a SAN...
You should not need to reinstall, you could expand your partition.
I think windows 7 can take space from your free space and add it to your F: partition... google it
Yes, I need to access the storage pool via multiple clients (servers that attach to the LUN).
I could use NAS protocols (NFS etc) or SAN protocols via IP, is that not true?. I ran a testbench Openfiler using iSCSI initiator and target via IP successfully.
Running Windows 7?
Create a system image, store it on an external HDD.
Install new drives, delete old array, make a new array with new 2TB drives. Then run Windows Repair Disk, use image stored in USB External drive and windows will restore your old partition table.
Much like Acronis...
Hi Guys,
I am looking to build a centralized, performance oriented storage pool, main usage is to store Linux-KVM virtualization disk images (this is for high-availability clustering-instant live migration to other nodes).
I needed to do it the cheapest as possible while obtaining the best...