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    HP Web Jetadmin on print server

    Hi all, I have experience using HPWJA, but it's always been a stand-alone server. I need to roll it out, but was hoping to put it on the actual print server in order to keep the amount of managed servers we have low. Has anyone ever used it installed on a print server? I imagine the...
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    SSD Problem in VMWARE ESXi

    Ok perfect, I'll have a read! Thanks!
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    SSD Problem in VMWARE ESXi

    Hi all, Wondering if you could provide some insight. I have 8x 240GB Intel Pro 2500 SSD's on a LSI 9750 in RAID 6. If the drive type is showing Non-SSD in vSphere client, will that affect the performance of the SSD RAID array? Or is this just a cosmetic factor? I can fix this in CLI, but...
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    Issue with ESXI 4 recognizing storage

    Hi, Thanks for the reply. AFter doing a bit more research, I saw the same info that Juggafat mentioned. Once I loaded ESXI 5.5 back on, i loaded the VIB for my card, and boom, my array was there. I was able to create the 18TB data store! Thanks again, Juggafat!
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    Issue with ESXI 4 recognizing storage

    HI all, Hope someone can assist. Im having an issue with ESXI 4 detecting all of the storage on one of my data stores. It see's my 3ware 9560se, says the capacity is 18TB, but available capacity is only 194GB when I go to create the datastore. Even after multiple attempts at rebuilding the...
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