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• Foglight for monitoring EMC DMX storage

  The EMC DMX is not listed as a device in charge which can be monitored through Foglight. Has anyone successfully been able to use Foglight to monitor one of these devices and is there by any chance any type of documentation or guide that may give a glimpse of how it has been implemented?  Thanks in advance!

  The DMX product range seems to be gradually eliminated by EMC. Foglight for storage management does not officially support any of them, but they are sufficiently similar to CLARiiON and berries VNX from our point of view, you have the chance to their follow-up as well. We cannot provide support for this however.

  If you do not want to try, there is one thing that you should pay attention to: you must have version 4.6.2.3 or SMI-S Provider EMC 4.6.2.9 (inspired Enabler 7.6.2.26 Solution https://community.emc.com/docs/DOC-19629) installed. Later versions do not appear to support collection DMX arrays to all SMI-S.

  I hope this helps.

• Need help with XP installed. stuck at: Intel Matrix Storage Manager Driver

  I bought a new laptop 2.0 ghz with blah blah vista but I want to change to XP.

  I have
  bought a new copy of XP and I'm ready to go, then first question was in
  installation the screen says cannot find the installed hard drive.

  I have
  then found some wire somewhere I've lost that said to buy a
  external floppy drive and downloaded this floppy driver thingy that I
  need to go beyond this stage from the toshiba Web site...

  FYI driver name: SA200 ACHI F6-1017-XP

  That
  well work... when he said press F8 if you agree to install XP I almost
  wet me anyway after it formatted the drive it asked me this:

  Insert the diskette labeled:

  * Intel Matrix Storage Manager Driver *.

  in drive A:

  * Press ENTER when ready

  WTF tell you laptop? can someone help me please you after this point?

  :-(:-(, I want only XP is installed.

  So far its been like 3 weeks since I tried to install it

  Post edited by: IamMILOS

  You just need to install a driver, Intel Matrix Storage Manager.
  As the name said it s an Intel driver and can be found on the Intel page or you can download it from the European driver Toshiba page too.
  Check your area driver books and search for storage manager or package of robson.

  I recommend also to search in this forum for similar discussions on Intel Matrix Storage Manager Driver.

  Good bye

• Storage management workflow

  Hello

  I'm new to LR and I need help to find an effective way to manage my storage management.

  I have LR running on an SSD and also have an internal 1 TB hardrive.

  I'm planning on establishing a mirror RAID 4 set up, just wanted to know your opinion on this?

  What I would save on the raid Lightroom catalog that is to say, photos, the latest images, (essentially all)... or is it not a good workflow for storage management?

  Would be very happy to all the advice and also all other alternatives on how to go about managing the storage.

  You can try to experiment with your catalog, first put it on a real disk (not an SSD) and see how it takes place (also how take the previews in the folder whose name ends with Previews.LRDATA), and so who will agree on your SSD, and always leave the room for growth of the catalog and get an overview of the size of space on the SSD drive and then move them there.

• Need help with Dell Storage Manager is not not able to connect to the PS EQL group

  I have recently updated our data collector and Enterprise Manager customer to Dell Storage Manager R2 2016 [Build: 16.2.1.228]. With this new version, Dell has added the ability to connect to Equallogic PS berries, as long as they are on the right firmware.

  I have two paintings of PS I want to add to the Storage Manager. The first is a picture of PS4110 in our M1000E chassis. I was able to add this PS Group for Storage Manager. But when I try to add the PS6210X, I get an error that says: "cannot add the PS Group '. No other information is provided. The two paintings are on the same version of firmware 7.17. I ping the problem array of server that runs the data collector. If Java is installed, I could even access the web gui of this table using IE. Two of these paintings IP management are on the same subnet.

  What Miss me?

  I posted this on the forum Compellent and did not have all the answers, so I write it here as well.

  Hello

  When you say you "disabled", what exactly do you have?    I suggest clearing on the banner.

  I check to see if there are any other suggestions for this problem.

  Kind regards

  Don

• What is the date of GA of Foglight for Enterprise Virtualization v. 7.0 and Storage Manager 3.0

  Hello

  I was wondering what should Foglight for Enterprise Virtualization v. 7.0 and Storage Manager 3.0 available for download

  Thank you

  Eli

  Foglight for virtualization 7.0 is now available on Supportlink here. Storage Management 3.0 is available here.

• Satellite L555-S7008 - can't install Storage Manager Intel for Win XP

  I installed XP on my laptop.

  Everything works fine except that I can't put in Ahci mode.
  I installed xp in compatibility mode, because I'm supposed to be able to install the sata drivers by running the Intel Storage Manager.

  I tried the version on this Web site as well as one of Intel, and they both stop at the error
  "Your computer is not does not meet the minimum requirements for this software.

  I also collected I can extract the drivers from this package and install them manually.
  but when I try it say drivers extracted successfully, but nothing is extracted.

  Can someone please help me get the Storage Manager to install so I can run the Ahci mode.

  Hello

  Satellite L555-S7008 belongs to the Toshiba US series.
  You need to download the drivers from the Toshiba driver page we:
  http://www.CSD.Toshiba.com/cgi-bin/TAIS/support/JSP/home.jsp

  There is a nursery of storage Intel:

  Intel Matrix Storage Manager for Windows XP/Vista/7 (32/64) (v8.9.0.1023; 2009-10-23; 4.25 M)

  You will need to set SATA AHCI before that including the installation of Win XP.

• Satellite A300 - need to controller network for windows xp (Storage Manager)

  I got my computer from Vista to Windows XP Home edition home. I installed all my drivers except one: network controller. I can't find the driver for it on the toshiba site. Does anyone know where to find it and wich driver should I install?
  I have a Toshiba A300-PSAJ4E (1 to 9)...

  I couldn't intall the Storage Manager or the other. Is it necessary to intall? What is the function of this software? And where can I find one that can be intstalled?

  Are you sure that the network controller and storage manager are the same?
  If you see the Toshiba download page you will find everything you need there.

  Can you please tell us what exactly is your problem?
  Which WXP have you installed? SP1, SP2 or SP3 maybe?

• Help: "Intel Matrix Storage Manager for Windows XP" Installation failed

  First of all, has anyone successfully lowered their vista to xp in a machine SL400/SL500?

  I had just followed the "Windows XP clean installation/Downgrade Guide" here:

  http://Forum.NotebookReview.com/showthread.php?t=188992

  and got stuck in step "Install Intel Matrix Storage Manager for Windows XP"

  The 'Intel Matrix Storage Manager for Windows XP"for SL400/SL500 (Note: this driver is different from T/R61) I downloaded the support of lenovo cannot be installed. Every time when I followed the instructions of the official support page to run 2ksetup.exe, he gave me a saying invite "installation failed." I have also tried to run "2ksetup.exe" and "2ksetup.ini", according to the official support for unattended Setup page and nothing was (apparently it doesn't have too).

  PS: this installation is done after that the chipset intel is installed as indicated on page 'guide' from notebookreview.

  I also tried to use the driver for T/R 61, since in the official support page, it seems compatible. The installation can be performed successfully, but when I switch the 'compatibility' to 'AHCI' SATA drive in the bios, I can't start windows (every time it showed a blue screen and restarts automatically). When I went back, everything became normal.

  Someone has any idea how to handle this?

  Clean XP install on my SL400 worked like a breeze. Actually a little felt uncomfortable having a complete set of official XP drivers available, because my previous installation was on a HP with almost no XP support beyond what users were mosaicked together in forums.

  I don't like the idea of changing the setting in the BIOS SATA back and back, then I slipstreamed driver ICH9M AHCI (with SP3) by using the MSFN guide. After that, XP installs without complaining, and it was just a matter of download and to install the drivers using the wire of notebookreview.com as a checklist on what to install and in what order.

  Some information on the Guide from notebookreview:

  • I installed the Intel Matrix Storage Manager normally; didn't need to follow the instructions in the guide. Probably does not need to install at all, but you get the utility so you can check NCQ etc. works.
  • ACPI power management is named ThinkPad Power Management driver in the list of drivers for SL.
  • If integrate you the SP3, you will have already sound driver UAA, so you can skip that.
  • Skip Atmel TPM (Trusted Platform Module). There is no driver for the SL series.

• Failed to install "Intel Matrix Storage Manager for Windows XP"

  Hello

  I got my SL300 to xp and I want to go back to AHCI mode instead of compatibility mode. But Intel Matrix Storage Manager for Windows XP could not and I really want to avoid a reinstallation with a custom (with driver included) cd using nLite.

  Can someone help me?

  Hello

  Please take a look here. Scroll down to: install the Intel Matrix Storage driver, he yoúll get an alternative.

• Foglight for the storage facility

  All,

  I have check the Foglight for cartridge storage, to install on my FMS I got the following errors. Any idea that is this all?

  Lack of dependencies for cartridge: StorageUI - 2.0.0 - 20120822_174255:StorageCollector - 2.0.0 (corresponds to: LAST) SanNasListener - 2.0.0 (corresponds to: LATEST)

  Lack of dependencies for cartridge: StorageCollector - 2.0.0 - 2.0.0 - 20120822 - 1742:DRP - 5.6.4 (corresponds to: LAST) virtual-VMware - 5.6.4 (corresponds to: LAST) virtual-VMware-dependencies - 5.6.4 (corresponds to: LATEST)

  Missing dependency for cartridge: SanNasListener - 2.0.0 - 20120822_174209:StorageCollector - 2.0.0 (matches: LAST)

  FYI my vmware cartridge was obsolete. Now works.

• Storage for Lab Manager

  My client needs storage for Lab Manager running on 100 servers. Is it recommended to use the NAS or SAN for Lab Manager running and what type of e/s that you wait for the same thing?

  I did a little bit with storage of LM in recent years.

  I have a development/test environment on LM 600 machine, using 2 Sun 7210 storage devices (is no longer available) on NFS shares. We have 2 links 1 G servile vmKernel traffc as well as links to more vmnetwork, management, etc.  The devices are related to links of 4 x 1 G each.

  I don't know what are the current constraints of LM/ESX, but whenever we revisit the decision 'block vs NAS' we end up selecting NFS (our Sun boxes can present the iSCSI as easily).

  As Jon says, what storage you need certainly depend on your VMS and load.  NOTE: my experience is * NOT * in a production environment, where I am squeezing virtual machines performance.  It's more about the functionality and "adequate" performance (where "adequate" is a measure based on the user experience topic).

  Some things we have learned over the years:

  • IOPS / s are kings, and most of them are entries.  (Written at the moment, I have a few heavy ready operations push me down to about 65 percent.)  I saw > 80% of entries maintained for days.)
  • Latency does not seem as important - VMs run about the same at 10ms latency and latency 250ms NFS NFS.  When latencies above 750ms grows, they will be noticiable users and if they go more than a second over 1000 ms you will begin to see the impact on the guest OSes, especially Solaris x 86.
  • Normal operations don't care about bandwidth - just current execution machines don't even fill a link 1 G
  • Deployment operations * could * start filling to the top of the bandwidth, maybe
  • Betware storm IO.  Often people think the storm IO deployment/boot, but 400 RedHat machines all the kickoff of their 'updatedb' cron job at 04:00 can produce any IO storm as well.  NOTE: IMHO if you buy storage to handle this kind of thing, you're overpaying storage.  I've spread my cron through the night and now can not see on the graphs of storage performance.
  • There is * NOT * a good correlation between guest OS IOPS / s as shown, for example, iostat and PAHO are / s NFS presented to the storage system.  I'm guessing that ESX made a lot of caching.

  Most storage vendors I spoke last year does not seem to find it.  They think in terms of bandwdith and it accelerates with read cache, so unimportant in my environment - I had to push really hard to get sellers to think in the right conditions and some of them really seem out of their depth there.

  I think that this state of mind is important: consider the IOPS / s as you consider CPU: how much should I give to each machine?  How much should I oversubsubscribe?

  Like CPU, a physical machine which IO a lot more available that he needs and you can consolidate - but don't know how.  A physical machine with a pair of 15 k drives RAID1 has about 200 IOPS / s available and readers spend most of time inactive (a bit like the CPU).

  That will boost the machines and when?  Right now I'm on average 9 inputs/outputs by VM, which in my opinion is quite small.  My storage system can go higher under request, but I have enough machines that it is fairly constant.

  In my quest for the perfect storage of LM, I found the usual: good, not expensive or fast, you can choose any two.  How we use LM (lots and lots of shared models) we would really like a unique namespace shared (i.e. 1 data store). I have yet to find the 'perfect' - storage, the Suns are very profitable for the performance and space, but their management takes too much of my time and my 72XX are not expandable - the 74 might be a different experience.  I am currently looking to add some SSD storage, but the ideal configuration would be automated migratino between levels (for example, EMC QUICKLY) and if I bought only from EMC I would triple my cost per VM.

  I talked to people who have a pattern of use of different models that are quite happy on several data stores.  If you can move your load through many warehouses of data then Isilon looks like interesting storage.

  So, in summary:

  • Watch IOPS / s 1st, 2nd and 3rd, then the latency time, then (maybe) bandwidth
  • Manage the budget or the ability of the IOPS / s as you CPU
  • You may not use comments IOPS / s to provide shared storage IOPS / s

  I'm hoping to have a better storage solution in the next 6 months or more.

  --

  Dewey

• IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for VCB, Good - Bad - or ugly?

  Currently, we plan to use Tivoli Storage Manager for VCB.  We will install VCB on our virtual center server and want to install TSM 5.5 for backup.  Using Tivoli Storage Manager 5.5 for VCB?  It works well, or not?  Components/versions do you use?

  Thank you!

  With only a couple of hosts, you should be OK combining VC and VCB. If you enter a crisis, there is no reason NOT to vCenter virtual machine. This will help you with the costs of material.

  Dave Convery

  VMware vExpert 2009

  http://www.dailyhypervisor.com

  Prudent. We do not want to make of this.

  Bill Watterson, "Calvin and Hobbes".

• Re: What is a driver name for Intel Matrix Storage Manager on the Qosmio G50

  Hello

  Does anyone remember the name of the driver that contains the Intel Matrix Storage Manager

  Hello

  Intel Storage Manager is a package that contains the SATA drivers.

  Intel Storage Manager can be downloaded from the page of European driver of Toshiba.

  Research of _Robson paquet_ on the page of the Toshiba driver!

  See you soon

• How cancel a monthly fee for storage space I need is no longer? Does anyone know how to do this?

  How cancel a monthly fee for storage space I need is no longer? Does anyone know how to do this?

  You can change the storage volume by selecting a new plan directly from your iPhone, iPad, iPod, Mac or PC (for example, a plan of 5 GB to replace a 200 GB plan). The downgrade will take effect after the end of your monthly or annual subscription in progress.

  iOS

  
  

  1. If you use the iOS 8 or laters, go to settings > iCloud > storage. If you are using an older version of iOS, go to settings > iCloud > storage and backup.
  2. Click Change storage Plan.
  3. Press Downgrade Options and enter your Apple ID.
  4. Choose a different plan to use when the expiration of your current storage plan.
  5. Tap done.

  
  OS X

  
  

  1. Choose the Apple menu > System Preferences, and then click iCloud.
  2. Click on manage in the lower corner on the right.
  3. In the upper right corner, click Change storage Plan.
  4. Click Options to Downgrade.
  5. Enter your Apple ID password, then click on manage.
  6. Choose a different plan to use when the expiration of your current storage plan.
  7. Click done.