Just wondering what folks are doing for making a decesion for View 4.5 (yeah,
I know it just came out) or zendesktop. I was at VMWorld and I am drinking
the View cool-aid.
I know in the past vdi could deploy thousands of vdi machines with
flexclone, thin provisioning, etc on Netapps.
We have a 6040 with a PAM card and we use ESX 4.x over FC on it (DOT7.3.2x).
No flexclone license on it,but I will on a 6080 (DOT 7.3.2.x) with a PAMII
card.
Couple questions.
Are the dedupe numbers the same …
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Is the solution a moot point, or would one be better from a performance, and
or dedupe savings perspective? Most likely we will have the storage between
2 HA heads, so we try to design redundancy as much as possible.
I was hoping to serve up 2000 users on a SAS fully populated shelf on a 6040
and another shelf on a 6080 for 2k users each.
These are just rough numbers and I will read the best practices for each
solution. Just looking for any feedback.
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Just wondering what folks are doing for making a decesion for View 4.5 (yeah,
I know it just came out) or zendesktop. I was at VMWorld and I am drinking
the View cool-aid.
I know in the past vdi could deploy thousands of vdi machines with
flexclone, thin provisioning, etc on Netapps.
We have a 6040 with a PAM card and we use ESX 4.x over FC on it (DOT7.3.2x).
No flexclone license on it,but I will on a 6080 (DOT 7.3.2.x) with a PAMII
card.
Couple questions.
Are the dedupe numbers the same …
[View More]for both solutions (VM vs Citrix) ?
Is the solution a moot point, or would one be better from a performance, and
or dedupe savings perspective? Most likely we will have the storage between
2 HA heads, so we try to design redundancy as much as possible.
I was hoping to serve up 2000 users on a SAS fully populated shelf on a 6040
and another shelf on a 6080 for 2k users each.
These are just rough numbers and I will read the best practices for each
solution. Just looking for any feedback.
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I was tracking down some lock issues with a 8.0 (7 mode) box, and it
appears the output of 'lock status -f' is different than described in
the man page.
Man page example:
========b1000060:0007a88d
simcity1775 state=GONE mode=Writ-denyA
My machine:
========002c613d:00760cb9
NLM[10.44.128.20,41648]: 0:0 1 GRANTED (0xffffff08d3686428)
Looks like more information to me. Question is... What is that field
after the host name/IP (the 41648 above)? I thought at first it might
be a port on the …
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associated with ports there. So if that's true, it's not a persistent
connection.
Is there some other meaning that would help me track down on the client
the owner (or past owner) of the lock?
Thanks!
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Darren
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