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nah that's just sensors, power etc

You can use this http://www.sybausa.com/productInfo.php?iid=1233 or this http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817984008 Only takes 1 slot and the first one is hot swapable.

you need to save the credentials + check the box that says "reconnect at logon"

you would need 2 ibm1015 and 4 cables to use all 16 bays

yes export the pool, install os on new drive and then import the pool. It will know the layout/structure of your pool.

windows shares don't work without password. This uses admin shares to copy over and run the program so it won't work without passwords.

this software doesn't have ability to set the credentials for the connecting user, it will just use whatever user is currently logged in. So in order for this to work properly you need to run under account that has admin access to the system you're trying to connect.

it depends a lot on the setup but yes it will work, you will be connected to both networks.

try vnc instead of rdp or if you have access than just straight up vmware console

basically it constantly spits out vmxnet3s: [ID 654879 kern.notice] vmxnet3s:0: getcapab(0x200000) -> no everything seems to work fine so probably ok to ignore. Network speeds seem fine, but I need to do some 10Gbe tests this weekend

yes using vmxnet3 but i just recently did the upgrade, need to do some testing. It seems to constantly spit out some msgs The upgrade is super easy, you just use the built in pkg manager. see http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23824_01/html/E23811/glpgv.html#glpdr You can get iso of SE 11 here

I got vmware tools working on solaris 11. Used a trick though, install solaris express 11, install vmware tools from esxi 5 U1 then perform upgrade from se 5.11 to solaris 11.11 vmware tools continue to work on solaris 11 :D

this works pretty well, I've been using real vnc enterprise for a while. This could save up on some licenses :D

a lot of corporate VPNs do not allow split tunnel. Running the vpn client from vm is your best bet

if you're going to try nagios, give FAN distro a try. http://www.fullyautomatednagios.org/

yes the 3550 is a 100mb but you can get 1gb uplinks on it, he doesn't have to use the other ports for anything. A single 1gb connections is all that is required for the switch to do the routing. And at the price 3550s sell on ebay it's a lot more affordable than 1910 or any other L2+ switch, not...

I've used these http://www.superbiiz.com/detail.php?name=SM16A6R7R before and they work fine but honestly it's not worth the $$$ get 40gb ssd and just velcro it to side of the case or top cover or something. Plenty of mounting options, with regular ssd u get more storage + they are faster than...

u can use your asus rt-n66u, not sure if the asus software can do what's needed but wrt or tomato both can. If you want cheap l3 device cisco 3550 switch is great way to go, u can get one on ebay for less than $100 I actually have 2 spare 3550s so if you want to pick 1 up pm me

PCI is anal about outside facing open ports, they usually have requirements on minimum supported encryption ciphers etc, You have open ports, ie ftp, web server etc they just have to be properly secured with no weak encryption cipher support etc. If he doesn't use ssh to access the router from...

ya what ^ said, u need a layer 3 device to do routing between vlans. So either a l3 switch or setup router on a stick. In your case you would need to setup the asus router with multiple virtual interfaces 1 per vlan

anyone running solaris 11.11? I had major issues joining it to a domain, it would not set computer account password, finally after x number of tries it took. Wish my pool wasn't v31 so I can switch to something based on illumos.

don't disable ssh just setup acl to only allow access from internal subnet, that will make ssh inaccessible from the outside so PCI scan won't detect it

just because it's on separate vlan doesn't mean u can't access it through smb from your desktop etc. As long as you have something that can route traffic between vlans (router, l3 switch etc) you can access the storage. You could also fire up a virtual machine and put it on same vlan as storage...

I can confirm sVmotion does rename the folder to match the vm display name.

neat box

sorry my mistake than i was just going by cisco datasheet. Their wording is very misleading than because by reading it I got the impression that the switch has dual personality ports that are 10gbase-t or sfp

Actually the Cisco Catalyst 2960S-24TD-L has 2 10gbase-T ports if you want sfp+ the cheapest way to get few ports is hp 2910al + 10gbe sfp+ modules (J9008A) switch is ~1700 + $650 per 2 port sfp+ module (2x modules max) you can use that with sfp+ direct attach cables so if you don't need long...

^ that's a WS-C2960S-24TS-L so no 10gig ports

Where did u see WS-C2960S-24TD-L for $1200? cheapest I can find them is about ~$1800

prices of 10gbe switches are still ridiculous. I just put together 10gbe setup for my storage, a switch with 4 spf+ links cost me ~$3k

u need to make both changes. vlan 1 for management network and change pvid for port on the switch. After u change pvid on the port make sure that the port is still member of vlan 1 and is tagging. Also what handles dhcp on your network? is it another vm server or physical one?

that might also pose a problem, I know you can tag vlan 1 on procurve and cisco but I've never tried it on netgear or dlink or any other soho gear.

you lost connection to esx because ur "managment network" has no vlan tag which means it takes native lan of switch port (25 in ur test) change it to 1 and it should work in vmware 4095 means that the port group will accept and tag traffic on any vlan but it's upto the hosts on that port group...

can u post ss of the networking configuration for the esx host

port 9 is member of vlan1 as tagged but also has pvid (native vlan) of 1 so that might override each other. Try setting pvid on port 9 to something other than 1 or 2

NJ is right default vlan on the switch is not tagged. Make the native vlan on the switch port connected to vmware something other than 1 or 2, that will force the port to tag vlan1 and vlan2 traffic.

ya i agree, i think what happens is the packets come in through wan2 but go out via wan1 so they get dropped. Unfortunately I need to be able to access both wan ips from outside at the same time so I'll have to figure out a way to force the packets to go out via same interface they came in. No...

I'm trying to configure cisco 1811 with dual isp internet connections. Everything is working fine till i get to setting up port forwards. The port forwards for 2nd ISP do not work while connection to 1st isp is active. If if shutdown the connection to isp1 the port forwards work fine. here's...

@ unix_foo: Ya it's doable make a backup just in case if you care for the data. After you replace the 12th drive the space will still be 10tb then you have to do oce and that will expand the array to 30tb

looks good gonna give it a try