Hello Bob,
I have extension experience with it since I've been running it
a few years and am an AppAssure partner. Support has improved in the past year.
6+ months ago, support was pretty bad. I know most of the guys at AppAssure,
and it's an impressive solution if you're
Hello All,
I’ve deployed dozens of QNAPs and have 5 (1 -8 drive units)
myself, and while they are high performance machines, support is lacking (but
improving). BUT, you rarely if ever need support. Per Drobos, they are pretty
looking. There’s a reason they won’t release
Hello All,
Snip from RIM website below. Summary: failure of testing redundant
systems and not having enough redundant capacity.
Have numerous clients with BBs on BES across US, and have random users
affected. I just alerted all my clients to the problems. I'm a big believer in
The QA was more helpful to understand that their separate regions are
actually connected. I don't believe the root cause is accurate since they claim
it's a backlog which is causing the North America issue.
-Ben
From: Kevin Lundy [mailto:klu...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Hello Richard,
I always enable it. Performance is good enough with it enabled.
If you’re volumes are TB+, makes sense in my book. Worth the single digit
performance hit.
-Ben
From: Richard Stovall [mailto:rich...@gmail.com]
Sent: Saturday, August 20, 2011 12:34 PM
To: NT
Hello All,
My comment on new VMware pricing…. if you knew me, you would
know I’m a BIG proponent of ESXi for ease of deployment, stability, features.
But, after heavily working with Hyper-V R2 “Core” in a 2 node cluster config
for about a year (recently expanded to 3 node),
Hello Bill,
Sorry for the delay (but this list generates a lot of email). The
developer of FolderSizes has a great tool called Duplicate File Detective and
he has it in 64 bit multi-threaded and supports removing dups as well. It's
very feature rich. FolderSizes rocks as well. Far
as a spare for emergencies.
On Tue, Aug 16, 2011 at 11:13 PM, Ben Serebin
b...@reefsolutions.commailto:b...@reefsolutions.com wrote:
Hello Richard,
I have 5 different models of QNAPs all running iSCSI from ESXi.
I run VMs directing from them and use others for storage LUNs and while
Hello Richard,
I have 5 different models of QNAPs all running iSCSI from ESXi.
I run VMs directing from them and use others for storage LUNs and while QNAP is
rock solid, I would NOT recommend QNAP in a production VM running environment
unless you’re willing to deal with a 1
that the DID flat rate is $4.95 to $5.95 and outbound is either
$0.0052 or $0.0125/min.
On Fri, Jul 29, 2011 at 5:24 PM, Ben Serebin
b...@reefsolutions.commailto:b...@reefsolutions.com wrote:
Hello All,
I know this is old, but wanted to share in case it helps
someone (I spent a few
Hello All,
I know this is old, but wanted to share in case it helps
someone (I spent a few months determining my options and testing different
solutions). I recently dropped Vonage after about 9 yrs for my home setup and
switched to a significantly cheaper and more flexible
Hello All,
Any ideas how to pull shadow copies from a hard drive that's original
OS [2003] doesn't exist? All data was recovered except for 1 important file. A
separate volume was used for Shadow Copies. I'm trying to pull a single file
from the Shadow Copies, but so far haven't found
RDP AND getting multi-monitor support
On 17 May 2011 at 10:49, Ben Serebin wrote:
I'm well aware of the span feature in RDC 6.0 for outbound RDP
connections to a multi-monitor environment, BUT I'm trying to do something
DIFFERENT. I need to know and find something documented that says
Hello Matt,
It works well if all computers are treated equally. Simple, effective,
and low cost. If you're trying to do more complex filtering (e.g. whitelisting
per AD logged on user, skip it), but if you can whitelist based on IP ranges,
it works well (requires CFS Premium version).
Hello All,
I'm well aware of the span feature in RDC 6.0 for outbound
RDP connections to a multi-monitor environment, BUT I'm trying to do something
DIFFERENT. I need to know and find something documented that says inbound (yes,
inbound) to what level OS (XP SP3, Vista, 7,
reporting in this case.
If you're trying to do more complex filtering (e.g. whitelisting per
AD logged on user, skip it)...
Does this mean it cannot do what I require? Thanks again for your feedback.
--Matt Ross
Ephrata School District
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