Comments for blogs.rupturedmonkey.com http://blogs.rupturedmonkey.com Discussing all things storage and virtualization in the data center... Fri, 27 Apr 2012 21:34:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on New blog software running by HDS Blogs: The World of Data Storage Bloggers - Hu' Blog http://blogs.rupturedmonkey.com/?p=13&cpage=1#comment-1571 HDS Blogs: The World of Data Storage Bloggers - Hu' Blog Fri, 27 Apr 2012 21:34:07 +0000 http://blogs.rupturedmonkey.com/?p=8#comment-1571 [...] and Martin Mckeay on storage security. It was valuable for me to follow snig’s posts on his experiences installing an HDS USP. I also learned a lot from  SANGod, who posted his experiences upgrading an EMC Clariian to a DMX. [...] [...] and Martin Mckeay on storage security. It was valuable for me to follow snig’s posts on his experiences installing an HDS USP. I also learned a lot from  SANGod, who posted his experiences upgrading an EMC Clariian to a DMX. [...]

]]> Comment on vSphere 5 Upgrade: PSOD for vSphere 4.1.0 Hosts by Potential vSphere Host Crash When Upgrading To vCenter 5 « Wahl Network http://blogs.rupturedmonkey.com/?p=705&cpage=1#comment-1514 Potential vSphere Host Crash When Upgrading To vCenter 5 « Wahl Network Tue, 06 Mar 2012 15:19:07 +0000 http://blogs.rupturedmonkey.com/?p=705#comment-1514 [...] Potential vSphere Host Crash When Upgrading To vCenter 5 Mar 4, 2012 VMware gets a nod from me for providing such an aggressive number of updates and features in small development windows. I rarely encounter a bug that creates a show stopper. However, this latest issue with hosts crashing when upgrading to vCenter 5 is a bit of a worry, and I’m hoping to shine some light on it to prevent any others from encountering it. Kudos to Mike Laskowski who pointed out this issue to me to share with you. Also, Ron Singler over at the Ruptured Monkey shares another tale of woe. [...] [...] Potential vSphere Host Crash When Upgrading To vCenter 5 Mar 4, 2012 VMware gets a nod from me for providing such an aggressive number of updates and features in small development windows. I rarely encounter a bug that creates a show stopper. However, this latest issue with hosts crashing when upgrading to vCenter 5 is a bit of a worry, and I’m hoping to shine some light on it to prevent any others from encountering it. Kudos to Mike Laskowski who pointed out this issue to me to share with you. Also, Ron Singler over at the Ruptured Monkey shares another tale of woe. [...]

]]> Comment on vSphere Customization Specification Manager Bug by steve http://blogs.rupturedmonkey.com/?p=697&cpage=1#comment-1513 steve Thu, 01 Mar 2012 22:21:19 +0000 http://blogs.rupturedmonkey.com/?p=697#comment-1513 thanks... had same problem with & in company name. thanks… had same problem with & in company name.

]]> Comment on vCenter 5 Database Move: Update the tomcat DB pointer by Jechen http://blogs.rupturedmonkey.com/?p=701&cpage=1#comment-1512 Jechen Thu, 23 Feb 2012 22:09:48 +0000 http://blogs.rupturedmonkey.com/?p=701#comment-1512 That works! Thanks for sharing this trick, and should be put on top of Google search. That works! Thanks for sharing this trick, and should be put on top of Google search.

]]> Comment on vCenter 5 Database Move: Update the tomcat DB pointer by Nate Runge http://blogs.rupturedmonkey.com/?p=701&cpage=1#comment-1509 Nate Runge Wed, 18 Jan 2012 18:40:11 +0000 http://blogs.rupturedmonkey.com/?p=701#comment-1509 Thanks a ton! Without the DB connectivity my systems summary and storage veiws were unpopulated. Nowhere in the VMware KB articles surrounding DB migration does it mention to watch out for this. Thanks a ton! Without the DB connectivity my systems summary and storage veiws were unpopulated. Nowhere in the VMware KB articles surrounding DB migration does it mention to watch out for this.

]]> Comment on vCenter 5 Database Move: Update the tomcat DB pointer by Sir http://blogs.rupturedmonkey.com/?p=701&cpage=1#comment-1507 Sir Fri, 13 Jan 2012 22:52:17 +0000 http://blogs.rupturedmonkey.com/?p=701#comment-1507 Very helpful post. Saved me a ton of time and the wrath of angry DBAs. Very helpful!!!! Very helpful post. Saved me a ton of time and the wrath of angry DBAs. Very helpful!!!!

]]> Comment on NFS Large Disk Support in vSphere by Tom Gehrke http://blogs.rupturedmonkey.com/?p=690&cpage=1#comment-1498 Tom Gehrke Wed, 15 Jun 2011 13:51:35 +0000 http://blogs.rupturedmonkey.com/?p=690#comment-1498 Good info. I <em>think</em> we do both of these depending on the situation. Will definitely pass the article along to the admins here. Good info. I think we do both of these depending on the situation. Will definitely pass the article along to the admins here.

]]> Comment on Dynamic Provisioning: Notes from the field by Dynamic Provisioning: The 42MB page unravelled – Technical Deep Dive http://blogs.rupturedmonkey.com/?p=177&cpage=1#comment-1494 Dynamic Provisioning: The 42MB page unravelled – Technical Deep Dive Fri, 11 Feb 2011 22:45:24 +0000 http://blogs.rupturedmonkey.com/?p=177#comment-1494 [...] work for Hitachi, HDS, HP or Sun.  So Im not an authority on this topic or the USP/XP (see my previous post for where Im coming from).  Despite this it should be an interesting pos.  Also microcode [...] [...] work for Hitachi, HDS, HP or Sun.  So Im not an authority on this topic or the USP/XP (see my previous post for where Im coming from).  Despite this it should be an interesting pos.  Also microcode [...]

]]> Comment on The Three Design Decisions – Choose Two by Luis http://blogs.rupturedmonkey.com/?p=668&cpage=1#comment-1430 Luis Fri, 22 Oct 2010 22:48:23 +0000 http://blogs.rupturedmonkey.com/?p=668#comment-1430 Hi everyone, Completly agree with you! Without this objectiveness and clarity, I tend to use the same approach with other words. I usualy compare IT with car's for simpleness... Regard's, Luís Hi everyone,

Completly agree with you!

Without this objectiveness and clarity, I tend to use the same approach with other words.

I usualy compare IT with car's for simpleness…

Regard's,
Luís

]]> Comment on Hitachi has gone 3D and it’s good! by Christophe Bertrand » Blog Archive » Game on! http://blogs.rupturedmonkey.com/?p=655&cpage=1#comment-1404 Christophe Bertrand » Blog Archive » Game on! Fri, 01 Oct 2010 16:21:12 +0000 http://blogs.rupturedmonkey.com/?p=655#comment-1404 [...] have also posted comments and perspectives, and a few links are listed below: StorageNerve, RupturedMonkey, The Storage Architect, iKnerd and Technical Deep [...] [...] have also posted comments and perspectives, and a few links are listed below: StorageNerve, RupturedMonkey, The Storage Architect, iKnerd and Technical Deep [...]

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