Colleague, wondering if someone is usin them (not test configurations desireably) ? If yes, then what exactly software you are using? I'd be glad to hear about your any experience.
Actually why I came up with this question is that we have got IBM DS3400, that appeared to be not compatible with ESX(I don't know about Hyper-V). We'd like to go for software solution(it seems to be more flexible), but I want to be sure in my choise. Actually I'm especially aware of something kinda Openfiler.
Thak you for now.
HP LeftHand P4000 Virtual SAN Appliance- is supported by VMware(Listed under HCL)
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I've only seen the Lefthand VSA in production environments so far....
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Thanks for the answears.
Lefthand is pretty good one, I agree, but the managing is not really easy and I wouldn.t call the price too low.
I would be glad if someone will recomend something else.
Appreciate for your help for now.
Hello,
Interesting as I have an IBM DS3400 and it works just fine with ESX/ESXi. It is an Active/Passive device and I have the FC-SAN option but works just fine.
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Thanks folks!
Especially to almartinez. StarWind is really very reliable software. as my test have shown.
Texiwill, I do believe that DS3400, that you've suggested to me, but it is active-passive, and there is no good for me.
Thanks again.