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Replication with an EqualLogic SAN; Part 1
Behind every great virtualized infrastructure is a great SAN to serve everything up. I’ve had the opportunity to work with the Dell/EqualLogic iSCSI array for a while now, taking advantage of all of...
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Replication with an EqualLogic SAN; Part 2
In part 1 of this series, I outlined the decisions made in order to build a replicated environment. On to the next step. Racking up the equipment, migrating my data, and laying some groundwork for...
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Replication with an EqualLogic SAN; Part 3
In parts one and two of my journey in deploying replication between two EqualLogic PS arrays, I described some of the factors that came into play on how my topology would be designed, and the...
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Replication with an EqualLogic SAN; Part 4
If you had asked me 6+ weeks ago how far along my replication project would be on this date, I would have thought I’d be basking in the glory of success, and admiring my accomplishments. …I should...
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Zero to 32 Terabytes in 30 minutes. My new EqualLogic PS4000e
Rack it up, plug it in, and away you go. Those are basically the steps needed to expand a storage pool by adding another PS array using the Dell/EqualLogic architecture. A few weeks ago I took...
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Reworking my PowerConnect 6200 switches for my iSCSI SAN
It sure is easy these days to get spoiled with the flexibility of virtualization and shared storage. Optimization, maintenance, fail-over, and other adjustments are so much easier than they used to...
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Replication with an EqualLogic SAN; Part 1
Behind every great virtualized infrastructure is a great SAN to serve everything up. I’ve had the opportunity to work with the Dell/EqualLogic iSCSI array for a while now, taking advantage of all of...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Replication with an EqualLogic SAN; Part 2
In part 1 of this series, I outlined the decisions made in order to build a replicated environment. On to the next step. Racking up the equipment, migrating my data, and laying some groundwork for...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Replication with an EqualLogic SAN; Part 3
In parts one and two of my journey in deploying replication between two EqualLogic PS arrays, I described some of the factors that came into play on how my topology would be designed, and the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Replication with an EqualLogic SAN; Part 4
If you had asked me 6+ weeks ago how far along my replication project would be on this date, I would have thought I’d be basking in the glory of success, and admiring my accomplishments. …I should...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Zero to 32 Terabytes in 30 minutes. My new EqualLogic PS4000e
Rack it up, plug it in, and away you go. Those are basically the steps needed to expand a storage pool by adding another PS array using the Dell/EqualLogic architecture. A few weeks ago I took...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Reworking my PowerConnect 6200 switches for my iSCSI SAN
It sure is easy these days to get spoiled with the flexibility of virtualization and shared storage. Optimization, maintenance, fail-over, and other adjustments are so much easier than they used to...
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