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Testing out the Hyper-V role within Server 2022 in the lab, with it I've got a pair of storage spaces mirrored SSDs for VM storage but I'm looking to pass-through a SAS2008 device to a VM and hitting a wall. --------------------------------------------------------------------- $pnpdevs =...

For as old as they are, i'm finding very little reason to move off E5-2600 v4 gear at home.

See if you can get your employer to cover MSDN/VisualStudio Online licensing, then it's effectively free.

The 2012 driver should be compatible with Server 2022. https://www.dell.com/support/home/en-in/drivers/driversdetails?driverid=chmkh I'm running a lower in 9211-8i under Server 2022 right now, though I'm not trying to boot off of it.

Anyone notice any functional differences between these and either lsi/dell branded variants?

All depends on the workload. For TrueNAS the hardware is overkill on the cpu side and possibly the ram depending on how much space or active space you need. Ram will get used as ARC space (read cache) before L2Arc comes into play. If you have lots of ram, adding L2Arc may not be of any help...

Migrating to a mix of Server 2022 with Hyper-V and Proxmox for at home. At work we are looking at Server 2022 with Hyper-V (2025 rebuilds this coming winter), most of the hosts are already licensed for datacenter and all the third party integrations are already there. Veeam integrations are the...

While a lower draw is always better, also factor in UPS runtime and local power costs. Around here, I can save a sizable chunk on slightly less efficient hardware but it only costs a few dollars/year in electric with a power saving ROI vs electric spent of 5+yrs.

I generally don't tell them how all the filtering works. DHCP reservations to firewall drop all after bedtime, otherwise some basic anti-malware filters and blocking a few countries. their tablets are locked down, no browsers yet (younger ones). Otherwise just general parenting on what's out...

HP compatible optics have an extra chip compared to everyone else. HP optics can be coded to Cisco/Juniper/Palo/ect but not the other way around. Just looking at changing the optic revision coding to a more recent revision (J9151A to J9151E and J9150A to J9150D mainly).

Does anyone have any lists of 4-byte hex write codes for optic reprogramming? For some generic no-names out of china i've found the two following work with some suppliers. 00 00 00 00 12 34 56 78 While some 3rd party suppliers off up their own SFP programmers, I've been stuck a few times now...

To verify the optics and AOC's, you'll need a SFP programmer to do a full read off the modules. In general programmers will modify the user portion of the EEPROM to make optics look like whatever so the switches are happy but the manufacture memory portion is restricted and a lot harder to...

All depends on your actual usage, if hardware is laying around then you may want to play a bit. 1) Depending on workflow, could be for ZIL or L2ARC 2) 32GB might be ok or could be very undersized. Given the chassis maxed at 12x12TB drives, you could be pushing 256GB of ram in the right...

Fyi, 3Par drives run custom firmware for their arrays and ymmv for how well it works outside of it. I've got a couple of 3Par spinner arrays with a mix of Hitachi and Seagate drives in them, I haven't seen failure rates any higher with either manufacture.

With wiping the OS, flashing alone does partially convert it to instant but without the region code it will only boot once.

With the newer code there is only one image per platform...different model AP's still have different firmware. The MC is still needed to load the region information (I believe) onto the unit not accessible normally or via apboot.

Any idea if this can be accomplished an unlicensed MC? AP's will still connect, but afaik you just can't enable any SSIDs unless I'm thinking of 6.x days. Your AP is on the 6.4 code. AP can be upgraded through the controller or via tftp. Via TFTP and console cable .....assuming you have...

What model are you using? Seeing similar issues with some AP-224's. Also, you don't need the Mobility Master....the controllers still can run fully featured in a standalone mode.

Sounds good, have a couple of AP-224's showing up next week;)

ap convert You might be able to via TFTP and a console cable..