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KingfisherUK reacted to Edward in Do I need to be on Beta for apps?
Thanks guys
I plucked up the courage and went to beta on all apps and connected to the new cloud thing. Looking good!
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KingfisherUK got a reaction from Edward in Do I need to be on Beta for apps?
Same here. The bonus with DrivePool is that if it fails you don't lose data, just the pooled drive itself. Worst come to worst, just reinstall the earlier version again.
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KingfisherUK reacted to Spider99 in Scanner- sub menus - wrong location
anything above 1920x1200 does not work
i have two other displays
2560x1600 and 4k - they do not work
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KingfisherUK reacted to Spider99 in Scanner- sub menus - wrong location
its a resolution issue - lower resolutions it works - higher does not
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KingfisherUK reacted to Spider99 in Scanner - Column Chooser
Scanner is missing a couple of column options that exist in the app
Age and Power - both of which i use - can these be added?
Ping and Bay are also missing
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KingfisherUK reacted to Spider99 in Dashboard - Split by PC
Could we have the option to split the dashboard by the a PC (host)
having combined results - is not that useful as when there is an issue - there is no obvious why to tell which pc its on
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KingfisherUK reacted to Alex in Introducing the StableBit Cloud
The StableBit Cloud is a brand new online service developed by Covecube Inc. that enhances our existing StableBit products with cloud-enabled features and centralized management capabilities. The StableBit Cloud also serves as a foundational technology platform for the future development of new Covecube products and services.
To get started, visit: https://stablebit.cloud
Read more about it in our blog post: https://blog.covecube.com/2021/01/stablebit-cloud/
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KingfisherUK got a reaction from TeleFragger in My Rackmount Server
So, nearly two and a half years down the line and a few small changes have been made:
Main ESXi/Storage Server
Case: LogicCase SC-4324S
OS: VMWare ESXi 6.7
CPU: Xeon E5-2650L v2 (deca-core)
Mobo: Supermicro X9SRL-F
RAM: 96GB (6 x 16GB) ECC RAM
GFX: Onboard Matrox (+ Nvidia Quadro P400 passed through to Media Server VM for hardware encode/decode)
LAN: Quad-port Gigabit PCIe NIC + dual on-board Gigabit NIC
PSU: Corsair CX650
OS Drive: 16GB USB Stick
IBM M5015 SAS RAID Controller with 4 x Seagate Ironwolf 1TB RAID5 array for ESXi datastores (Bays 1-4)
Dell H310 (IT Mode - passed through to Windows VM) + Intel RES2SV240 Expander for Drivepool drives (Bays 5-24)
Onboard SATA Controller with 240GB SSD (passed through to Media Server VM)
ESXi Server (test & tinker box)
HP DL380 G6
OS: VMWare ESXi 6.5 (custom HP image)
CPU: 2 x Xeon L5520 (quad core)
RAM: 44GB ECC DDR3
2 x 750W Redundant PSU
3 x 72GB + 3 x 300GB SAS drives (2 RAID5 arrays)
Network Switch
TP-Link SG-1016D 16-port Gigabit switch
UPS
APC SmartUPS SMT1000RMI2U
Storage pools on the Windows storage VM now total 34TB (mixture of 1,2 and 4TB drives) and still got 6 bays free in the new 24 bay chassis for future expansion.
There's always room for more tinkering and expansion but no more servers unless I get a bigger rack!