On Thu, 10 Dec 2015, the outsider wrote:
To prevent myself from disaster I searched for a bargain and found something
nicely second hand, so I bought an HP ML350G6 with the (infamous) P410i RAID
card with 512MB RAM and battery backup.
2. the server needs to have SATA drives (WD RED series) 2,3
On 12/10/15 5:35 AM, the outsider wrote:
3. idea is to create a ZFS RAID Z2 pool with 4 or more drives
RAIDZ2 on four drives, if you need any kind of performance, is silly.
The red drives are still fairly slow by todays standards. Performance
wise, you would be better off with a set of 2x2
FWIW
My N40L is configured with 4 x 2 TB. Each drive has a small (~100 GB) slice
with the rest of the disk in a large slice. I have a 4 way mirror for rpool
using the small slices and the rest is in a RAIDZ2 pool. Performance has been
quite satisfactory.
I configured it this way because yo
Dear all,
is there a way in OpenIndiana's PAM implementation to route through PAM
modules based on environment conditions, a.k.a risk based authentication? More
concretely I'd like to introduce a 2-factor PAM auth module when coming from
certain IP ranges while staying with traditional Passw
I already use OI 151a9 on a HP N54L server since 2013 but I build it poorly,
with 2x2TB in basic ZFS mirror and 1 very old 250GB for OI itself.
To prevent myself from disaster I searched for a bargain and found something
nicely second hand, so I bought an HP ML350G6 with the (infamous) P410i R
If you have the disk space, you might be as well creating a swap size of
memory x 2. Old Solaris used to suggest you set it to memory x 4, but that
was when memory was limited and expensive.
On 10 December 2015 at 10:01, Fucai Liang （BLCT）
wrote:
> Thanks for your help！
>
> root@oi01:~# swap -s
Thanks for your help！
root@oi01:~# swap -sh
total: 8.1G allocated + 21M reserved = 8.1G used, 16G available
root@oi01:~# swap -l
swapfile devswaplo blocks free
/dev/zvol/dsk/rpool/swap 100,2 8 12574712 12574712
root@oi01:~#
16G swap ， so KVM can locked 16G memory
how much swap do you have?
KVM automatically allocates the same amount of swap as memory when you
start an instance, if you don't have the free swap it won't work.
Jon
On 10 December 2015 at 04:04, Fucai Liang （BLCT）
wrote:
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>
> Hello, guys：
>
> I has a server running oi_151.1.8, the server h
