@scottalanmiller said:
@IT-ADMIN said:
ok guys thank you very much, i will install xenserver as i do previously with my computer (i need only to enable VT on CPU)
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i think i'm OK with XenCenter
thanks Scott
ok guys thank you very much, i will install xenserver as i do previously with my computer (i need only to enable VT on CPU)
because i heard before that for servers there is like a tool that give the state of the server, but i'm not remembering in which context i hear it
ah ok i see now, just like any computer, i think i have to do something special
this server has windows server 2008 before, now i want to install xenserver on it,
knowing that there will be no RAID, the RAID controller was broken so i decided to connect the HD directly to the motherboard using a SATA cable
how to format it and what are the prerequisite (maybe i have to install a monitoring tool to log the server issues, i don't know ) i have to know to do that, it is my first time to format a server grade computers
Hi guys
i want to ask for your advise guys before formatting my dell poweredge T310,
thank you very much
ok thank you guys, i think 200Mbs is ok now, better than 44Mbs 
did the factory reset delete the data ?? or just reset the setting ??
thank you for your advice, but the cisco switch (catalyst 3560) is 1 Gb/s, this is for sure
@DustinB3403 said:
Can you go into the network page on the NAS, and screen shot that for us?
I have a feeling the speed within the NAS is set to Auto. Which if it is, is likely causing the performance of the NIC to be slow. So either there is something wrong with the configuration on your Switch. Or the NAS.
yes you are right, the link speed is set to auto, should i change it to 1000 ??
