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As Robert says, keeping the fabrics A (VSAN A) and B (VSAN B) separate is always done in production environments. You are right: losing FI-A and SAN-B would completely shut off access to storage; however, this is very, very rare. Host multi-pathing i...
Hi, Ed,Encryption at rest is done with self-encrypting drives (SEDs) on Cisco's C-Series (rack), S-Series (dense storage rack), and HyperFlex (hyperconverged rack) servers. SEDs are not supported on B-Series (blade) servers, so there's no encryption ...
Hi, Brent,I agree with Mike. I originally posted this before I saw his reply.Here are a couple of good Cisco-specific document to start with: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/solutions/ns340/ns517/ns224/ns378/net_design_guidance0900aecd800ed146.pdfhttp://...
Hi, Stephen,Many users like myself have had no problem with Postgres on Windows, but some do. Problems usually stem from an issue with the postgres user creation because the Windows host is logged into an Active Directory (AD) domain, and/or issues ...
