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Webinars & videos
Welcome to our webinar and tutorial section. Here you'll find everything from how Active-Active clusters work to why the ZFS system is so spectacular, all presented via video. If you find something that piques your interest; just click on the video and let our experienced experts explain said topic.
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in Open-E DSS V6 Essentials by Janusz Bak - Chief Technical Officer
- Demo: Installation and configuration of Open-E DSS V7 as Virtual Machine, Para-virtual SCSI and VMXNET drivers
- HA Cluster with two physical servers instead of four, Open-E DSS V7 running as virtual machines vs. DSS V7 on physical server
- Demo: iSCSI Failover with Open-E DSS V7 running as virtual machines, on two hosts with VMware ESXi 5.0 configured as HA Cluster
in Open-E DSS V6 Essentials by Janusz Bak - Chief Technical Officer
- How to configure Open-E DSS V6 with SNMP powered UPS (Uninterruptable Power Supply)
- Power outage and Power restore Demo
- How to configure and how to work with Open-E DSS V6 CLI/API
- Script controlled system shutdown Demo
in Open-E DSS V6 Essentials by Greg Rafinski- Greg Rafinski - Technical Systems Engineer
- Stop the Auto Failover Service on the Primary and Secondary
- Stop the Volume Replication Tasks Disable the Replication feature on the iSCSI Logical Volumes
- Modify both the Primary and Secondary iSCSI Logical Volumes to increase their size
- Enable the Replication feature on the iSCSI Logical Volumes
- Restart the Volume Replication Tasks
- Restart the Auto Failover Service on the Primary and Secondary
- Demo: Installation and configuration of Open-E DSS V6 as Virtual Machine.
Paravirtual SCSI and VMXNET drivers - HA Cluster with two physical servers instead of four.
DSS V6 running as virtual machines vs. DSS V6 on physical server - Demo: iSCSI Failover with Open-E DSS V6 running as virtual machines on two hosts with Vmware ESXi 5.0 configured as HA cluster
- Setup the proper NICs for Bonding (if using Jumbo Frames set for both)
- Select the NICs for the MPIO
- Select the Virtual IP Adresses to be used with the MPIO
- Start the Auto Failover service
- Check the iSCSI initiator settings and set the MPIO functions
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