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  1. 25th August 2009, 07:06 AM #1
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    S7000 and Windows Certification

    Morning all,

    On my way to London again and wasn't too sure if all of you are aware of the latest Windows, VMWare and S7000 certification.

    Windows certified support for SS7000:
    Windows Server Catalog

    VMWare certified support for SS7000:
    URL way to long, Google search VMware HCL, select storage, search Sun, its there.

    Regards,

    Phil

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    Good news, cheers Phil. I know not everyone checks the HCLs before hardware purchases but it does provide some peace of mind before a big expenditure and it's nice to know everyone's working together and sticking to standards.

    Chris
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    How are the Citrix self-certification steps coming along Phil?
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    Yeah certification for Citrix XenServer would be great
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hebdenlad View Post
    Morning all,

    On my way to London again and wasn't too sure if all of you are aware of the latest Windows, VMWare and S7000 certification.

    Windows certified support for SS7000:
    Windows Server Catalog

    VMWare certified support for SS7000:
    URL way to long, Google search VMware HCL, select storage, search Sun, its there.

    Regards,

    Phil
    Phil,

    the problem is people still need compatibilty with Win 2003 not only with Win 2008 .

    Alex
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    Alex,

    The link shows 2003 compatibility.
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    Yes but windows 2003 compatibility lacks of mpio and sra/srm .
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