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Configuring EMC Isilon SmartConnect – Part II: SmartConnect Advanced

by Jase McCartyMay 18, 2012December 30, 201217

In Part I, I covered SmartConnect Basic, an included feature of OneFS, that handles connections to Isilon node IP addresses based on a Round Robin …

Configuring EMC Isilon SmartConnect – Part I: SmartConnect Basic

by Jase McCartyMay 18, 2012September 29, 201454

I posted an article on VMware vSphere and EMC Isilon (VMware vSphere and EMC Isilon – One datastore or many?) and covered some of the …

VMware vSphere and EMC Isilon – One datastore or many?

by Jase McCartyApril 9, 2012December 30, 201219

As a vSpecialist, I am a member of a group that focuses on Big Data solutions. I primarily focus on Big Data storage, notably Isilon. …

An exciting year… EMC, VMware, & more

by Jase McCartyNovember 29, 2011December 30, 20110

Well, it has been a year since I joined the ranks of the EMC vSpecialist Team. What a whirlwind year it has been. Slow start …

Iomega Personal Cloud – Now in your pocket

by Jase McCartyOctober 11, 2011December 30, 201253

In my co-located vSphere lab, I have an Iomega IX4-200d Cloud Edition performing the role of shared storage. One of the great features of the …

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