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    Data Recovery Tales: Get Help For VM Recovery

    I re-read the article just to be sure. I stand by my comments. When VM and Data Recovery are mentioned in the same breathe, one can safely presume we are talking about (1)backup and recovery of guests when VMware is the hypervisor. I'll concede that data recovery also refers to getting data...
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    Data Recovery Tales: Get Help For VM Recovery

    Terrible article. No mention that the customer should have been backing up VMs in the first place or any indication on how to (1)backup VMware guests. VM backup is not only possible its not that hard. When it comes to VMware, I don't care if you're using Workstation, (2)ESXi or (3)Fusion...
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    My First Synology NAS, the DS-410j

    I have always been a fan of building my own NAS. I have dabbled with various Mini-ITX motherboards and *nix distros over the years. Up until a couple weeks ago I had been running freenas based C2D based NAS with 4x500 and 2x1TB drives. This NAS was good for ~70Mb/s peek throughput...
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    WNDR3700 date & time

    Seems curious - I have the same problem as well...you'd think one could at least set the date manually. My only disappointment so far with the device.
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    SmallNetBuilder's Wireless FAQ: The Essentials

    Great FAQ! I always believed N improved range - and in my case when I switched from G to N I did get better coverage in previously weak wares but perhaps my N router has better antennas.
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    UnRaid / FreeNAS / Openfiler

    This is not possible in Freenas - RAID5 arrays are static once created. Not sure about the other distros you mentioned. The most flexibility will always require a full Linux distro but results in a less user friendly experience. I've been running Freenas for years and it works very well...
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