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The Compellent product is not ZFS based, at all. The Dell Compellent zNAS product uses ZFS. It sits in front of the Compellent Storage Center and provides NFS and CIFS. The most recent is the Dell Compellent FS8600, but does not use any ZFS.

Yeah - I have an N36L though. N40L I know has "unofficial" support, but N36L I haven't gotten much solid confirmation.

Does anyone have Corsair CMX8GX3M1A1333C9 8GB x 2 (for 16GB total) in an N36L with the latest official HP BIOS? (Or any 2 8GB DIMM's working in an N36L or is it just N40L with unofficial 16GB support?)

Once the 3TB hits $150 or less - I'll pick up 5 or so.

$1300? That's a pretty reasonable price. I'd upgrade to one of those temporarily if I could get one at that price.

I too have been waiting for a Mac Pro update. Currently running a 27" iMac and was looking for a slight step up in power, but mainly flexibility (add in hard drives and cards as needed with ease). For now I will wait until they get updated and stick with my iMac until then.

Not only did I have to changed my LinkedIn password earlier this week, I now have to change my last.fm password - which is used on lots of other sites. So chances are this weekend a lot of passwords are going to get reset.

I used an Intel SRCSASJV as it had connectors on the end. I had a newer Intel card I wanted to use, and it has it's ports vertical by the IO plate. I was hoping someone had tips - but wanted to be sure. I ended up leaving the Intel SRCSASJV in the MicroServer as it worked and didn't feel like...

For those of you who have RAID Cards in your MicroServer - are you using one where the SFF-8087 connector is towards the back of the card or the front (back by the IO plate). I was going to put a smaller RAID card in to replace what I have, but the connector is up front by the IO plate and the...

Does anyone have any experience with Jumbo Frames and NFS? Worth it? No?

Darn - I was thinking the last two days I should keep an eye out for a deal on one. This would have been great. Back to waiting.

I'm curious as well.

Is it only iSCSI or is there Fiber channel connectivity as well?

What is the Compellent configuration you're looking at?

What size unit are you looking at?

As Gina mentioned, the latest version of Storage Center, is 64-bit. http://www.compellent.com/About-Us/News-and-Events/Press-Releases/2012/120111-Storage-Center-6.aspx

Close - they are JBL LSR4328p, not the LSR4326p. The sub is the LSR4312sp. It's all connected via S/PDIF out of the Focusrite Saffire Pro 24.

My new Galant + extension. Posted this in the Workstation 2012 thread - here it is again. 2011

A new digital camera wasn't too high on my list of items (especially after 11 months being unemployed). The speakers are JBL LSR4328P and the subwoofer is the JBL LSR4312SP. The LSR4328P is 17.25" tall - and I have the 27" iMac.

Last year Compared to last year, I got a new desk and computer - including walls and carpet. No new digital camera though - I may go digital camera shopping tomorrow.

I missed out on the $19.95 for the single-user pricing on the Mac App Store a few months ago. I'll grab it for $24.95 though.

I'd just get the cheapest DSL you can get and be done with it.

My iPhone 4S doesn't support 5GHz - I have two SSID's at home and it only sees the 2.4GHz one. My dad's original iPad, can see both.

Got my iPhone 4S 32GB Black this morning. I was #7 in line. Waited for an hour. There were maybe at most 30 people in line. iMac is due to arrive today, but I'll have to go pick it up.

I got my BlackBerry Storm back in December of 2008 (Christmas present from parents). I was upgrade elgible in August of 2010 (over a year ago) but since I was unemployed it wasn't a high priority. I kept waiting for the Droid Bionic, but then I figured I'd wait for the update to the iPhone...

My personal test box. Have not mapped a datastore to it yet - but I'll do that later this week and start using it more. I may get an order for a few more 4GB sticks to get it up to 24GB or higher, but I'm sure my manager will tell me to use one of the other units with 16GB if I need a bit extra.

Perhaps this is a better place to ask this question. I have an HP lp2475w I bought in September of 2009. A few months ago, when turning the monitor on I noticed a bunch of small red and green (no blue) pixels. They're sort of scattered - easily 50 to 100 of them. However, once the monitor...

My friend thought there may be some sort of digital noise going on. Anyone else have this?

I have an HP lp2475w I bought in September of 2009. A few months ago, when turning the monitor on I noticed a bunch of small red and green (no blue) pixels. They're sort of scattered - easily 50 to 100 of them. However, once the monitor gets a signal, I've tried everything to get them to show...

So do you want to run the iSCSI traffic over the Brocade? That switch is at least 10 years old at this point and would offer no advantage over a standard modern Gigabit Ethernet switch.

What is the exact equipment you have?

What is the functional purpose of the 2 x 2 monitor setup?

I'm not an Exchange guru, but I'd almost want to start fresh with Exchange 2010. Let us know how it goes.

Yeah, I'm sure the Compellent would be as fast, if not faster than the NetApp if you got the SAS drive count up.

How did the install go? How has it been since the install?

YeOldeStonecat: What is the latest?

After reading this I am glad I just got a job offer about an hour and a half ago.

Your link doesn't work.

A mail server? SAS drives for sure.