Showing posts with label FreeBSD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FreeBSD. Show all posts

Saturday, March 30, 2013

(IPMP vs LACP) vs MPIO

If you're running an illumos or Solaris-based distribution for your ZFS needs, especially in a production environment, you may find yourself wanting to aggregate multiple network interfaces either for performance, redundancy, or both. With Solaris, your choices are not limited to standard LACP.

Saturday, March 23, 2013

VM Disk Timeouts

A pretty common issue to run into when using some SAN back-ends for virtual machines is that the VM's end up crashing, BSOD'ing, or (most commonly) remounting their "disks" read-only when there's a hiccup or failover in the storage system, often resulting in a need to reboot to restore functionality.

Saturday, September 22, 2012

Sub-$1K Followup - Learning and Tuning

So as of a few hours ago, I've finally migrated everything off the old home SAN and onto the new one. I'll be updating that post a bit later with the promised pictures, but I must say, I am neither a photographer nor a superior case wiring guy.

Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Sub-$1000 8 TB Home SAN? Can I do it?

An 8+ TB home SAN in under $1000? Can I do it?
(I'll update with pictures when I can - because everybody likes homebrew SAN pornography).