Monthly Archives: March 2005

I got called out, last minute to do some world traveling, so I’m going to be a little brief today. Yesterday I mentioned that if you bought a used F760, Zerowait can provide hardware support for it. Did you know … Continue reading →

My point yesterday was that we should take test numbers with a grain of salt. But I added some test info, which brought me a few questions about performance. It seems that there must be a fair number of people … Continue reading →

I was talking to Mike Linett the other day and he mentioned something that was very interesting. He said that many of Zerowait’s customers have been asking about the FAS270. You see it sounds life a great deal, a fast, … Continue reading →

Ok, I have been talking a lot about Zerowait and giving you a bit of a look into Zerowait’s past; well, I have good reason for doing this. If I expect you to take the advice that Zerowait will give, … Continue reading →

I thought that today I would give you a little history lesson. I have been trying to slowly introduce you to the Zerowait philosophy as well as its history and general thought processes. So while searching through some archives and … Continue reading →

You will often see me quote Mike Linett, President of Zerowait, or at least refer to something he said. Well, here are a couple of chances for you to meet him in person. In April, he will be attending the … Continue reading →

Here is yet another interview with NetApp cofounder David Hitz. This one can be found at the CRN website. What is David really trying to tell us, and do we believe it? Take a look for yourself and let me … Continue reading →

Zerowait on the web! Jon Toigo, noted author of articles and books on storage and disaster recovery, has posted an article about one Zerowait solution. You can be 10 miles or 10,000 miles away and still have your concerns answered … Continue reading →

Hello and Happy Monday to you! I hope you all had a great weekend; I spent most of mine hopping around from airport to airport, Orlando, New York, St. Kitts, Myrtle Beach, and others. I will be back in the … Continue reading →

Well, I’m going to be in the air most of today, so I will leave you with a short but very helpful tip. Our Chief Engineer tells me that one thing that everyone should do regardless of what NetApp filer … Continue reading →