We show how to fix Schneider Electric APC network managed device login errors like "Maximum Connections Reached" or "The maximum number of web connections has been reached" instead of a normal login process.
If you are looking for a lower-cost commercial ZFS appliance that can handle over 10PB of raw storage (more if compressed), check out the new iXsystems TrueNAS M-Series with features like NVDIMM write cache and 100GbE
A year after cleaning up the Intel Atom C2000 series AVR54 bug, we have a fix for a similar issue in the Intel Atom E3800 series of Bay Trail SoCs. This one we will call VLI89, can cause systems to stop booting, and also required a silicon stepping revision
Our Supermicro X11SDV-16C-TP8F review shows why this is an extremely versatile and powerful network and virtualization appliance for edge, on-prem, and customer-prem deployments. It features the Intel Xeon D-2183IT with 16 cores and up to 512GB of RAM
We share some AMD EPYC 7451 benchmarks and show why this top tier 24-core part is unique in the marketplace and how it competes with Intel Xeon Scalable in our review
Dell EMC and Fujitsu are bringing Intel FPGAs to mainstream servers including both PCIe add-in accelerators and Intel Xeon CPU with FPGA technology
Red Hat Enterprise Linux is the go-to Linux distribution for many enterprises. RHEL is the cornerstone that Red Hat built one of the most successful open source software businesses off of. Any time there is a RHEL release, those in the server world take note. Today, Red Hat announced the availability of RHEL 7.5. This is another milestone and...
As part of its product refresh cycle, there are five new dual processor Gigabyte AMD EPYC servers that have been launched with a variety of 1U and 2U form factors
The new 1U Supermicro multi-host JBOF crams up to half a petabyte of storage into a chassis that can be accessed by up to twelve hosts. The solution can be dynamically managed and allocated in the field using Supermicro RSD 2.1
There is a bug in the current ZFS on Linux 0.7.7 impacting the RHEL/ CentOS communities that has the potential to cause data loss.