Archive for the ‘SANmelody’ Category
DataCore SANmelody 3.0 PSP4 Update 4 – minimum requirements for VMware vSphere 5
Freitag, März 16th, 2012DataCore SANsymphony-V – geplanter Lizenztausch ab August 2011
Sonntag, Juli 10th, 2011
DataCore SANmelody – End of Life (EOL) Announcement
Samstag, Juni 11th, 2011
DataCore End of Life (EOL) Announcement – provides support for the current full release and one release prior to the full release of its Storage Server products
SANmelody 2.0 all updates and PSPs will no longer be supported as of 30 June 2011
SANmelody 3.0 PSP4 Update1 and earlier will no longer be supported after 30 June 2011
DataCore SANmelody 3.0 – Introduction
Sonntag, Dezember 5th, 2010DataCore SANmelody 3.0 – Technical Bulletins
Samstag, Dezember 4th, 2010
DataCore SANmelody 3.0 – adds the 3rd dimension with virtualization software for your storage
Sonntag, Juni 13th, 2010
DataCore SANmelody storage virtualization software is as important, financially and operationally, to a successful virtual infrastructure project as are the server and desktop virtualization aspects
DataCore SANmelody 3.0 / VMware vSphere 4 – virtual SAN VMs serve mirrored VMFS Volumes back to their hosts
Mittwoch, Mai 12th, 2010
DataCore SANmelody – IOmeter performance charts
Freitag, Mai 7th, 2010 Here is a chart of the results seen with good results for DataCore SANmelody – Comparisons against – IBM, SUN, HP, EMC, LeftHand, Equalogic, EMC, Netapp
DataCore SANharmony – ist das Speichermanagement der nächsten Generation
Donnerstag, Februar 11th, 2010 SANharmony setzt auf DataCore SANmelody und SANsymphony auf und intergriert NAS- und SAN-Dienste unter einer einfach zu bedienenden Benutzeroberfläche. Dadurch wird DataCore fortschrittliches SANManagement in einem erweiterten Speichernetz auch für Network Attached Storage verfügbar. Storage-Funktionen wie Thin Provisioning oder CDP können ebenso mit Microsoft NAS angewendet werden wie DataCores I/O-Caching zur Performance-Beschleunigung
DataCore SANmelody 3.0 – adds support for logical volumes up to 1 PetaByte
Samstag, Januar 16th, 2010 DataCore SANmelody 3.0 the leading provider of storage virtualization business continuity and disaster recovery software solutions once again responds quickly to market demands this time by stretching the size of its virtual disks from 2 Terabytes (TBs) to 1 Petabyte (PB)
VMware ESX 3.5 update5 – Added requirement to have first 12 characters of Virtual Volume unique
Mittwoch, Januar 6th, 2010
Starting with ESX 3.5 update5 VMware requires that the first 12 characters of a Virtual Volumes name be unique this is the Virtual Volumes serial number as seen by the ESX host (ESX 2.x and 3.5 prior to update5 did not use this and relied entirely on the LUN and Target numbers for any disk devices it discovered). Virtual Volumes whose names are not unique will be misidentified as duplicates of themselves and could result in some or none of them being discovered. For the same reasons VMwares Consolidated Backup Proxy also requires that the name of Virtual Volumes mapped to all ESX Hosts, be unique, however this software requires the first 8 characters not 12. Therefore for configurations with a mix of ESX and VCB you should make the first 8 characters unique to meet all requirements
DataCore SANmelody 2.0 – end of life (EOL) notification
Donnerstag, November 26th, 2009 SANmelody 2.0 PSP4 Update1 and earlier releases are no longer supported as of 1 November 2009
DataCore SANmelody 3.0 – Virtual SAN Appliance
Mittwoch, September 9th, 2009
DataCore SANmelody – with Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE)
Sonntag, September 6th, 2009 DataCore-Kunden können ab sofort auf Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) umsteigen und so ihre Speichernetzwerke noch flexibler und unabhängiger ausbauen
DataCore SANmelody 3.0 – SAN wide Software Features
Sonntag, Juli 5th, 2009 DataCore SANmelody 3.0 overcomes the high cost barrier and complexity of traditional SAN storage. SANmelody converts standard Intel/AMD servers, blades or virtual machines (VMs) into fully capable storage servers that virtualize disks and serve them over existing networks to application servers. They are simple to operate, take only minutes to install, and let you cost-effectively optimize, manage and protect data storage and disk space
