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Thursday, June 12, 2008
esdsun4 now running
We are still using two old solaris workhorses: esdsun3 and esdsun4. Both are Enterprise 3500's with 6x 400MHz USII with 8MB of cache and a bunch of FCAL HDDs. Just got the second one working. What it troubling is that they are not much slower (if at all) than the V210's we have. Contrasting enterprise kit (old) with new budget kit doesn't reveal that many differences.
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