The Eagle Series IP Storage, from our IP Surveillance focused DNF Security group is one of Security Sales and Integration’s top 30 technology innovations of 2008. Congrats Security Team!
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Posted by Jame Ervin
A parable of poor cable management in your datacenter from the 2VCPs blog.
Pretty funny. And a nice reminder to keep it clean if you want to save money on your professional services engagements.
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Posted by Jame Ervin
Are you thinking about virtualizing your mail server? VMware corporate did it, and put together this white paper/cookbook. It’s pretty detailed, and offers some practical advice for virtualizing your mail server.
Which servers are you virtualizing today?
Do you want to learn more about server virtualization? Check out our server and storage virtualization ebook.
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Posted by Jame Ervin
Arstechnica has a story about New Zealand police using Facebook to catch a criminal. They posted the footage on their facebook page, and in a few hours they knew the identity of the perp. How’s that for creative crime solving?
Now the real questions:
Check out the story here. Thanks Ars.
FYI, we are on twitter too, follow us and look for more frequent updates in the coming weeks!
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Posted by Jame Ervin
Here are a few great tips for data migration from Tech Target.
Built in tool like synchronous mirroring and campus mirroring in your IP SAN can also make this task easier. Use SAN volumes as a target for your host volumes, copy, and give access to your secondary server. This will have little impact on the primary host (and its associated volume) and give you a clean copy to verify with. Share your tips and tricks in the comments.
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Posted by Jame Ervin
Wow Xen’s fast. Newtork World re-ran its virtual server testing, and Xen based systems won 9 out of 12 times. Here is the summary chart, but follow the link above for the full review.
Novell smoked the competition here.
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Posted by Jame Ervin
We are moving our Webinars to Wednesdays at 10AM, from Thursdays last year. These webinars discuss how to use iSCSI/IP SANs for virtual servers, disaster recovery, storage consolidation and more. Sign up for the next upcoming session.
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Posted by Jame Ervin
Happy New Year! This is the first post in our new blog!
Look here for info on us, our upcoming events, our products and the technologies that impact us — and you use. Please send us questions, comments or topic ideas in the comments to to marketing(at)dnfcorp(dot)com.
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Posted by Roela Regalado
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