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.
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Showing posts with label FreeBSD. Show all posts
Saturday, March 30, 2013
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.
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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).
(I'll update with pictures when I can - because everybody likes homebrew SAN pornography).
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