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    ESXi + RDM = 0MB drive in Windows

    Sorry to bring back this old thread but I am also seeing this issue. I am using Esxi 5.1 and windows 2012 and created the RDM with -z and using the vml disk reference stated in the previous post. Is there anything else that can cause the disk to be seen as 0MB??
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    ESXi + RDM = 0MB drive in Windows

    Sorry to bring back this old thread but I am also seeing this issue. I am using Esxi 5.1 and windows 2012 and created the RDM with -z and using the vml disk reference stated in the previous post. Is there anything else that can cause the disk to be seen as 0MB??
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    ESXi + RDM = 0MB drive in Windows

    Sorry to bring back this old thread but I am also seeing this issue. I am using Esxi 5.1 and windows 2012 and created the RDM with -z and using the vml disk reference stated in the previous post. Is there anything else that can cause the disk to be seen as 0MB??
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    ESXi + RDM = 0MB drive in Windows

    Sorry to bring back this old thread but I am also seeing this issue. I am using Esxi 5.1 and windows 2012 and created the RDM with -z and using the vml disk reference stated in the previous post. Is there anything else that can cause the disk to be seen as 0MB??
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    ESXi + RDM = 0MB drive in Windows

    Sorry to bring back this old thread but I am also seeing this using. I am using Esxi 5.1 and windows 2012 and created the RDM with -z and using the vml disk reference stated in the previous post. Is there anything else that can cause the disk to be seen as 0MB??
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    ESXi + RDM = 0MB drive in Windows

    Sorry to bring back this old thread but I am also seeing this using. I am using Esxi 5.1 and windows 2012 and created the RDM with -z and using the vml disk reference stated in the previous post. Is there anything else that can cause the disk to be seen as 0MB??
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    ESXi + RDM = 0MB drive in Windows

    Sorry to bring back this old thread but I am also seeing this using. I am using Esxi 5.1 and windows 2012 and created the RDM with -z and using the vml disk reference stated in the previous post. Is there anything else that can cause the disk to be seen as 0MB??
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    Backup for 5-10TB+ Systems

    Just coming back to this after having done a trial of crashplan. In theory I think this would work great and I do like the tool a lot but I am going to have to come up with another solution because my upload speed is just not fast enough either for the initial seed or for ongoing backups. I...
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    Backup for 5-10TB+ Systems

    I have already been looking at CrashPlan and it looks good. The initial seed(s) will take a really long time but it's definitely worth it. I am now concern regarding the upload throttling though so I guess i need to do more research on this. Altdrive would be great also, but it doesn't seem...
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    Backup for 5-10TB+ Systems

    Thanks for all the comments. I really wish my budget stretched to tapes because long-term I know it's a better option and the price per GB is not that bad it's just that the drive itself cost a small fortune. Warm back-up would be great but it could add to my relatives bandwidth costs and I...
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    Backup for 5-10TB+ Systems

    Hi, I am currently the owner of 7TB worth of data and I am looking for advice on how best to back it up. At the moment it all lives on my CentOS fileserver as a single non-RAID LVM volume (yes ban me for my stupidity) so I am looking a way to safeguard it all. I want to move this to a RAID...
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