Recent content by axan

nah that's just sensors, power etc

You can use this http://www.sybausa.com/productInfo.php?iid=1233 or this http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817984008 Only takes 1 slot and the first one is hot swapable.

you need to save the credentials + check the box that says "reconnect at logon"

you would need 2 ibm1015 and 4 cables to use all 16 bays

yes export the pool, install os on new drive and then import the pool. It will know the layout/structure of your pool.

windows shares don't work without password. This uses admin shares to copy over and run the program so it won't work without passwords.

this software doesn't have ability to set the credentials for the connecting user, it will just use whatever user is currently logged in. So in order for this to work properly you need to run under account that has admin access to the system you're trying to connect.

it depends a lot on the setup but yes it will work, you will be connected to both networks.

try vnc instead of rdp or if you have access than just straight up vmware console

basically it constantly spits out vmxnet3s: [ID 654879 kern.notice] vmxnet3s:0: getcapab(0x200000) -> no everything seems to work fine so probably ok to ignore. Network speeds seem fine, but I need to do some 10Gbe tests this weekend

yes using vmxnet3 but i just recently did the upgrade, need to do some testing. It seems to constantly spit out some msgs The upgrade is super easy, you just use the built in pkg manager. see http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23824_01/html/E23811/glpgv.html#glpdr You can get iso of SE 11 here

I got vmware tools working on solaris 11. Used a trick though, install solaris express 11, install vmware tools from esxi 5 U1 then perform upgrade from se 5.11 to solaris 11.11 vmware tools continue to work on solaris 11 :D

this works pretty well, I've been using real vnc enterprise for a while. This could save up on some licenses :D

a lot of corporate VPNs do not allow split tunnel. Running the vpn client from vm is your best bet

if you're going to try nagios, give FAN distro a try. http://www.fullyautomatednagios.org/