That's why you use multiple connections (switched or direct with
crossover cables) and balance them. That way you change your mount
points to isolate certain types of traffic or limit saturation.
We have 3 mount points for a NetApp, each on a different 100BaseT
named like /mnt_n1e0, /mnt_n1e1,
Hi Kathy,
I attended a meeting with NetApp's Database Marketing
Manager 2 to 3 years ago. I discussed with him on how
the technology of the NetApp filer works with Oracle
database environments and why he feels that NetApp is
a solution for Oracle databases. The meeting was a
result of me not
Has anyone used Network Appliance?
Any options good/bad appreciated as it applies to Unix (Solaris and HP) and Oracle
8.1.6 and above.
Going to a dog and pony show by them tomorrow.
Kathy
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Kathy - We have used them for supplemental storage on our test/development
system (Compaq Tru64, Oracle 8.1.6). The limitation seems to be the NFS
connection is slower than your conventional or real disks. For some
tasks this isn't a problem, but it is easy to start several large tasks that
From what I've read on the sun-managers list, Oracle on Netapp is just a dog
(no pony for you!).
George
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Has anyone used Network Appliance?
Any options good/bad
Kathy,
Monday, September 24, 2001, 5:07:28 PM, you wrote:
K Has anyone used Network Appliance?
K Any options good/bad appreciated as it applies to Unix (Solaris and
K HP) and Oracle 8.1.6 and above.
K Going to a dog and pony show by them tomorrow.
Our databases are running on NetApp 720's
