This YouTube video was done by a good friend of mine, Stu Miniman @ EMC. This video provides a VERY good overview of Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) and an basic fabric implementation. Enjoy!
See more on Stu’s blog here.
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It’s been awhile since I last did a review of what people are searching for (July 30th was the last time…wow) so, let’s see what’s new.
Search Term #1: EMC NX4
Not really suprised here. Honestly, take the Celerra NS-20, cut the price signficantly, allow blended SAS/SATA drive trays, [click to continue…]
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Some of you may not know this but my wife and I are involved with the March of Dimes, an organization dedicated to fighting (and determining) the root causes of pre-maturity. This has had a very personal affect on both of our lives as our first daughter was born 11 weeks early (1 lb 10 oz; 735 grams). We’re the Ambassador family for the March of Dimes for Central Massachusetts and have done a lot of fundraising work with them (oh, and March of Dimes is an EMC customer, no less!). My wife and I would like to share our story with you via the linked video(s) below (Vimeo and YouTube).
March for Babies – Madelyn Grace Graham on Vimeo on Flickr – Photo Sharing!
Thanks for your time and God Bless!
Cheers,
Dave
PS: my second daughter, Emma, will be born tomorrow (4/3/08) and is currently sitting pretty @ 6lbs or so and only 3 weeks early. 
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