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    re-visit network monitoring

    Riverbed Cascade might fit the bill as well. They also have the OPNET line now.
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    Load balancing, F5, Cisco. other options

    F5 is the leader in the ADC space but if you are looking for a virtualized product, check out Riverbed Stingray Traffic Manager.
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    WAN Optimization

    The Riverbed Steelhead product doesn't need to see the same data more than once to improve performance. It's able to do compression and the applications/protocols it has specific optimizations for can get "LAN-like" performance because of the latency improvements it can make. For repeated...
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    Looking for recommendations for WAN/packet/latency simulators

    For hardware options, check out http://www.networknightmare.com/ and http://www.dummycloud.com/ for a software option. Dummynet is the way to go if rolling your own
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    2012 Lab Project - Should I scrap the ESXi/ZFS All in One? Whats next?

    Sound meter, about 3 feet away and from the side.
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    2012 Lab Project - Should I scrap the ESXi/ZFS All in One? Whats next?

    I bought one of these and have still been playing with setting it up. There are 2 80x80x38 fans that do 100CFM and about 65db and another 60x60x38 fan (which I forget its specs). The thing is loud, 65+db. It idles and keeps about 29'C for temp. I went and replaced the 2 80mm fans with 3pins...
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    Net-SNMP 5.1

    It's not clear from your original post but it sounds like the ifindex is changing. This is not uncommon for network gear. For IOS I believe the command is "snmp-server ifindex persist" Sounds like you want the equivalent for that.
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    Mobo & ESXi5

    I've been running ESXi 5.0 on a Biostar TA790GX A3+ for some months now. Only using the built in Realtek NIC and it's been fine.
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    SNMP OIDs, the finding thereof

    You need the MIB to really accomplish what you want, otherwise the OIDs are just numbers. snmpwalk isn't going to find all the possibilities if you just give it a root OID (.1.3). Every vendor will have value assigned for their enterprise so you need the MIB that corresponds to that vendors...
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