Shop
Support
Community
TechCenter
Home
Topics: All
Wikis
Forums
Blogs
Video
TechChat
Events
About
TechCenter
Dell Community
Search Options
Search Everything
Search TechCenter Extras
TechCenter
>
TechCenter Extras
>
TechCenter Extras - Wiki
>
Highlights – Week of October 6, 2008
Join
Sign in
Highlights – Week of October 6, 2008
TechCenter Extras
Home
Blog
Forums
Files
Wiki
Group and Wiki Navigation
Loading...
Search
Article
History
Highlights – Week of October 6, 2008
TechCenter Extras - Wiki
T
he TechCenter team is taking up Selecting Storage for Virtualization with articles and live chats over the next few weeks. Resources, an overview, and latest chat agenda are online at
http://www.delltechcenter.com/page/Selecting+Storage+for+Virtualization
.
October 7, 3 PM Central Time U.S.
Selecting Storage for Virtualization 101
October 14
Benefits and Uses of EqualLogic iSCSI for Virtualization
October 21
When to Use Which Storage for Virtualization
Recent TechCenter Activities
New, new, new: A new white paper on performance and power using the new 6-core processors with the new Hyper-V, Windows Server 2008, and Dell EqualLogic iSCSI SAN. Not exactly a fair race with the HP DL585, but we have the results:
www.delltechcenter.com/page/Windows+Server+Virtualization+-+Hyper-V
.
Microsoft released the Hyper-V Server as a free download this week. Want to see what it looks like? Todd did too and decided to post the video of his install at
www.delltechcenter.com/page/10-03-2008+Hyper-V+Server+Install+Video+for+Free+-+Comments
. And just like all those great cooking shows, you don’t need to wait 90 minutes of real time for all the ingredients to bake; you can see the whole thing in five minutes.
SCSI, SATA, or FC-AL the most reliable? Jeff Layton summarized the results of the PDSI study of very large sites in a recent
post to his HPCC blog
.
In addition to the
Dell Server Geeks
, a number of other members
chatted last week
on what they saw at VMworld 2008 in the
VMworld 2008 Summary and Reunion
.
Favorite of the Week
What seemed like a straight-forward question from one of our members:
“What does iSCSI-enabled NIC mean”
required sleuthing the documentation and even some lab testing. Turns out it can be an iSCSI hardware adapter, offload engine, and boot device. All the details are available in
Todd’s post
to the
Virtualization Frontier
.
Getting to Know the Dell TechCenter
A destination for peer-to-peer sharing of best practices on Dell enterprise products
Technical discussions around solving business problems—design, not support
Open-ended and inviting contributions from the TechCenter staff
Dedicating three weeks toward featuring a customer-centered topic
Looking for ways to keep up with your areas of interest on the TechCenter? Check out the options on the
Blog-Chat-RSS page
and the
video site walkthrough
Dell TechCenter is also now on Twitter:
www.twitter.com/DellTechCenter
http://www.delltechcenter.com/