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  1. Nice, got a few vESX running on a IBM Blade HS22 (2xXeon 5520 with 48GB). Excellent info at http://bit.ly/gEsew Thanks @eric_gray 3:22 AM Feb 5th from TweetDeck
  2. @rootwyrm @sakacc @cxi The client did open a call with NetApp. I'll ask the client for feedback. I'm off to other clients now, more vSphere 12:49 PM Jan 31st from TweetDeck
  3. @sakacc Well tomorrow it's installing vSphere U1 with NS-20's. 12:46 PM Jan 31st from TweetDeck in reply to sakacc
  4. @rootwyrm No no, the NetApp filer (30x0) was on 1GbE and running 50MB/s. Client does not have 10GbE. 12:35 PM Jan 31st from TweetDeck in reply to rootwyrm
  5. @sakacc I don't like the protocol war, but nearly every time we talk about NFS, it comes down to 10GbE for better perf. That's $$$$$. 12:27 PM Jan 31st from TweetDeck in reply to sakacc
  6. @sakacc But not everyone can afford 10GbE. The switches alone make the 10GbE solution more expensive than FC. 12:22 PM Jan 31st from TweetDeck in reply to sakacc
  7. @sakacc Single VM with Oracle and Bad queries was pumping 50MB/s in read from a NetApp filer. NetApp filer cpu was at 60%. 12:14 PM Jan 31st from TweetDeck in reply to sakacc
  8. @sakacc Funny one with NFS. VM went beserk on I/O.With NFS very difficult to troubleshoot, which VM it was. NFS I/O didn't show in esxtop 12:13 PM Jan 31st from TweetDeck in reply to sakacc
  9. @fastflame Michael, you forgot the no end-user replacement of the battery in the iPad. 12:06 PM Jan 28th from TweetDeck in reply to fastflame
  10. @solori All those Linux ThinClients have PCoIP support? that would be truly cool.I can't find a single quote saying PCoIP works on Linux now 12:04 PM Jan 28th from TweetDeck in reply to solori
  11. @solori PCoIP supported in 82% ? Marketing... the OS download for the top class HP GT7720 dates from May 2009. = No pre-installed PCoIP. 12:01 PM Jan 28th from TweetDeck in reply to solori
  12. Just to remind us, what how bloatware works... Brocade Fabric OS 3.2.1c is 5Mb, 5.3.2c is 341Mb, 6.2.1b is 643Mb, 6.3.0b is now 1.15Gb. 2:02 AM Jan 27th from TweetDeck
  13. Brocade Fabric 6.3.0b web interface is cleaner & better than previous Fabric OS releases. 1:57 AM Jan 27th from TweetDeck
  14. Brocade 4020 Switch in the BladeCenter H is limited to release 6.2.1b, 'cos 6.3.0b requires 45% extra space. Internal flash to small I guess 1:56 AM Jan 27th from TweetDeck
  15. Logitech online shopping used to be better. You could select the Country Keyboard mapping you wanted (Qwerty instead of Qwertz). Bah :-( 1:53 AM Jan 27th from TweetDeck
  16. Surprised... the IBM BladeCenter came with an up to date firmware. Still to do: 27 updates for HS22 blades, Cisco 3012, Brocade 4020. 5:24 AM Jan 25th from TweetDeck
  17. RT @fusionio: Transforming datacenters with VMware and Fusion-io. Plus a Q&A with Woz! Feb. 3, Burbank. Register: http://bit.ly/7U8mHn 3:21 PM Jan 20th from TweetDeck
  18. Looks like a VM is doing large reading or scan in it's disk, but because it's on NFS I can't yet locate the VM. 1:48 AM Jan 19th from TweetDeck
  19. Running into a strange NFS on NetApp and ESX 3.5 issue. Trying to isolate the issue ... We are getting 20MbTX/s for 300-500MbRX/s... 1:47 AM Jan 19th from TweetDeck
  20. Created an OpenFiler server (iSCSI so far) with an Adaptec 5805 & 6x 1TB disks,which looks to deliver iSCSI luns faster than an HDS AMS2100. 6:19 AM Jan 18th from TweetDeck