I DIDN'T get scammed on Facebook Marketplace! - NetApp DiskShelves For Your NAS

i bet theese 2 touch themselves over the RS components catalogue pms

I would love to know what the theoretical bill for Wendell's services have been up to this point.

Drivepool is working for me. with my 8x10TB Ironwolf NAS Pro's. Tried Unraid and TrueNas but one issue after another with both led back to windows based which is just working for now.

Nice

In the Netherlands a kW/h sets you back € 0,40 per kW/h.
That's 0,590 Canadian dollar per kW/h.

Having worked in storage for the past 10 years, including working for NetApp, this was a funny video to watch!

There. You saved 4k. Thats 4 Videos you can make to set facts straight.

'Always judge a company based on how they respond to criticism" LOOOOOOOOOOOL good riddance

Seems transparent ... still good video. 😢

I expected one big “Thank you” to GN specifically.

I feel like they'd benefit from some advanced consulting and using some more modern solutions than an ancient Netapp :)

Your showed external HBA adapter and cable "SAS to QSPF" are incompatible, look again. I`m just solving that situation also.

Heh, are those the X412 600GB drives? There was/is a service bulletin about them, they had a much higher failure rate than normal. We had like 10 shelves, and would see one of them fail every two weeks.

I mean even if you took out all the drives the cabinet alone is worth the money. You can build stack pc’s, have all your audio, and local storage, and even have a trouble shooting monitor with mouse and key board to monitor everything with space left over.

What command did they use to change the sector size? I can't find it in the video

I bought a stack of 2TB SAS drives and an HBA to build a NAS and some of them are also showing up as size 0. Sometimes they show as 2TB for a minute or two then go to 0. I cant change the block size or format though, I cant address them in any way, gives I/O errors and other trouble. Weirdly its only some of them, theyre all Seagate Constellation ES. Does anyone have an idea what it could be? Everything is updated, Im using TrueNAS Scale / Ubuntu, tried about everything I can think of..

actually it is illegal its called monopolization and its why we have all the different companies for different things we have now. having a monopoly is illegal.

The camera-tracked video overlays are really nice :)

I really don't know about servers, this is interesting to watch.

GOLDFISH

4x24=96 Disks x 20T capacity = 1920T so this is Full-HD capacity ?
When we can see a 4k capacity?
maybe you can replace hdd with 100T ssd and raid them.
LOL 9600T or first near 10 Peta in one rack.
Put it on wheels and name it portable storage XD

It gets worst then this. Many of these netapp controllers have CR2032 "Watch Batteries" If these go dead for any reason including if you replace one, they lose all of their NVram settings turning the individual controller into a brick. The recommend way to fix this is to replace the ENTIRE controller

I will say working in an environment that uses netapp. It really is not easy at all. Enjoyed watching the issues. They are a giant pain and the fun of turning it off by pulling power cables after sitting off the clusters is always fun 😂 QSFP for fiber channel network!

ooo yea and you can rewrite those drives and some of the hardware to still be able to run with them i think you can run those sas expanders after putting compatible drives in or rewriting the special netapp hard drive bit order into compliant nonproprietary. i have the instructions from when i ordered 50 netapp 10k sas srives and am now using them in avago raid cards.

the issue is power draw, if you drop in 16tb drives instead of 600gb, i assume those are sas2 6gbps or sata 3gbps if thier 600gb drives, i dont know if those older sas cards are efficient either with 96 drives. upgrade the cards for like 150$, swap in a few 18tb drives, and you should be able to run at an efficient power draw. though i have a 4u unit that has runs 60drives half filled with 18tb drives pulling about 800w on load, though it runs a few sas expanders and sas 3 | 12gbps. my 24drive 15k sas expanders pretty sweet and runs at 200w, and 24TB. i pulled the last 15k drives made before production was halted

Hey Linus do the Nakamichi Dragon

So SASy

I work in the datacenter space, so I have experience with a lot of enterprise storage systems, servers etc.
So much enterprise hardware has corresponding software or even just documentation locked behind "customer accounts" which you only get with an active support subscription for the system you bought from the vendor (or through a reseller). It's honestly infuriating.
I am lucky enough to work for a company that has the highest partner statuses for basically any vendor you could think of, so I have "partner accounts" for most vendors, giving me access to any documentation and software for most vendors.
There's a couple of naughty ones, though, where even I, a technician with a platinum partner, need to rely on the accounts of customers with active support subscriptions.
The enterprise IT hardware market is so broken in so many ways.
(Another example for this is pricing. Discounts of 50% compared to the list price are the norm for deals we make, in specific cases even over 90%.)

StarTech: The company that makes that one random adapter you need but can't find anywhere else on the internet, and it's almost always going to work by some miracle.

I don't know who edited this but cool it with the smash cuts. You guys did this with the sound proofing video and it's awful.

10 Grands a year in europe? No. Here in germany we pay aroud .35 to .40 cents per kWh

so u cant use these as normal hdd?

I'm guessing because you didn't show one of the drives that came with it working that all if those HDD are trash only

It is also impossible to contact them. I think I will just delete from it.

Why facebook allows to scam people? I just lost 20 eur because they never (!) give a shit what happens on their website. I have reported several times and always they say that everything is ok.

in Netherlands kwH is about €0.38 :(

"It should be illegal to sell hardware, ON EBAY, without full and working, suppported, account access". FIFY.

what is happeing with Jake's nails?? 😱

Aww yes another LTT Infrastructure video highlighting a total lack of consistency or supportability. All these builds appear to be made for current and future max drama. No one is going to remember how each of these unique snowflake systems was setups over time and when things break it will be all sorts of fun.

I am deeply confuses given Linus DYI desire and budget why they aren't at least standardizing on something like storinator chassis and TrueNas. They could at least then get really knowledgeable about TrueNAS and do backups / replication consistently between their own setups.

The lowest blur job to make a point. 😂

This is why I moved to business grade cloud storage... sick of trying to manage and maintain hardware at the house.

LOL @ Noctua screwdriver.

I could use some hard drives

There should be Dell JBODs that would make your life easier

I am having a DS4246 and a DS2246 and i love them. 60watt idle with 1 controller and 2 PSU where only 1 is plugged in. Sata only do save power. Love these, have another one on spare 👌