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John

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4th Oct 11 at 12:06

VMware is excellent for almost all run of the mill stuff I've found.

Not had any experience with anything on a bigger scale.

Nismo

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4th Oct 11 at 12:25

Could get a nice IP surveillance and access control system put in place for that... can do you a nice quote if you like

PhilC

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5th Oct 11 at 14:11

How about some enterprise WiFi?

www.xirrus.com/uk

I can give you any info you need on this stuff...

Paul

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5th Oct 11 at 19:53

A little bit of this...

http://www.3par.com

Or how about a little bit of this @ 10Gbit?

http://www.openreach.co.uk/osa

[Edited on 05-10-2011 by Paul]

VrsTurbo

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5th Oct 11 at 19:58

i think this thread is a more of look at me kind of thread!

VrsTurbo

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5th Oct 11 at 20:03

quote:
Originally posted by John
VMware is excellent for almost all run of the mill stuff I've found.

Not had any experience with anything on a bigger scale.

Servers with high I/O leave them as barebone. SQL + Mail for example

Paul

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5th Oct 11 at 20:05

We run a large exchange 2007 infrastructure with http://www.fusionio.com/ cards which works a treat on a virtualised platform.

John

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5th Oct 11 at 20:16

quote:
Originally posted by VrsTurbo

quote:
Originally posted by John
VMware is excellent for almost all run of the mill stuff I've found.

Not had any experience with anything on a bigger scale.

Servers with high I/O leave them as barebone. SQL + Mail for example

Naa, got plenty SQL and Exchange running fine, I just meant on a massive scale, no more than a couple of hundred users.

VrsTurbo

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5th Oct 11 at 20:23

quote:
Originally posted by John

quote:
Originally posted by VrsTurbo

quote:
Originally posted by John
VMware is excellent for almost all run of the mill stuff I've found.

Not had any experience with anything on a bigger scale.

Servers with high I/O leave them as barebone. SQL + Mail for example

Naa, got plenty SQL and Exchange running fine, I just meant on a massive scale, no more than a couple of hundred users.

They arnt exactly large structures though. If you had 1000+ people on a high sql server it would need to be a massive spec if you wanted to run others in the hypervisor too

John

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5th Oct 11 at 20:24

That was my original point