Posted by Oles Borys on December 21, 2015
This article provides the guidance regarding MPIO installation/configuration.
Posted by Vladislav Karaiev on October 19, 2015
There are so many different possible options to install and configure StarWind. Let’s try to keep them all listed to pick up the best possible one for every single use case: Learn More
Posted by Oles Borys on September 8, 2015
This article provides a solution to “kernel panic – not syncing: attempted to kill init!” error while botting a CentOS VM after V2V conversion to any non CentOS hypervisor using StarWind or any other V2V Converter.
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Posted by Taras Shved on August 7, 2015
This article describes Log-Structured File System devices. It provides technical properties, requirements, limitations, features and benefits of the LSFS device, which should give the end-user necessary knowledge and understanding for its implementation into the system.
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Posted by Taras Shved on August 7, 2015
This article explains the difference between 512 and 4096 bytes logical block size of StarWind device providing necessary information for the end-users to be able to properly choose logical block size depending on their current hardware and system configuration.
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Posted by Vladislav Karaiev on July 28, 2015
This article provides step-by-step guidance on adding, changing and disabling L2 cache in different scenarios.
Posted by vitaliy kapshytar on July 17, 2015
This article provides a basic theoretical insight on L2 Flash cache usage, explains why L2 cache is needed.
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Posted by vitaliy kapshytar on July 17, 2015
This article provides an advice on how to place a domain controller in case of StarWind Virtual SAN usage.
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Posted by vitaliy kapshytar on July 16, 2015
This article answers the questions of whether StarWind Hardware VSS provider is needed and what it can be used for.
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Posted by Oles Borys on June 17, 2015
This article provides an explanation on why it is so important to enable Jumbo Frames (MTU) on switch and tells about possible issues that may happen otherwise.
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