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Monthly Archives: November 2011
HyperIP Series – You Asked About WAN Acceleration of Encrypted Data…
A customer recently asked a question during a webcast, “How does HyperIP accelerate encrypted data?” The answer is, it depends. In the case where the data was encrypted when it was written to disk, as is required in most financial … Continue reading
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Tagged acceleration, compression, deduplication, encryption, hyperip, latency, packet loss, taclane, wan optimization
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HyperIP Series – You Asked About vMotions Over Global Networks….
Storage vMotion is different from “vMotion” where your storage stays the same and you change hosts, or “live storage vMotion” where the host is the same and you change the datastore. The storage vMotion I’m talking about is changing both … Continue reading
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Tagged ESX, footprint, host, hyperip, lan, storage, virtual appliance, virtual machine, vm, vmotion, vmware, wan, wan optimization
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HyperIP Series – You Asked About TSM Testing with HyperIP..
We recently had an opportunity to test IBM Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM) Client to a TSM Server in our HyperIP lab. When doing any kind of application verification or performance testing it is important to first determine the overall limits … Continue reading
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Tagged backup, cloud, hyperip, latency, netex, performance, software, storage, virtual, virtual appliance, wan optimization
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