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Amelia Island resort had quite a write up on this in one of the IBM System
magazines. Tried to search ibm.com for "Amelia Island" and got 45 hits.
All inactive. I hope they didn't get inundated with calls and yank the
link from IBM.
Basically all the benefits, etc. One interesting thing they did was,
being on a barrier island off the coast, they stored their blade center,
connected to their i5 via iSCSI, in the same rack as their i5. If it
started looking like a hurricane coming they shut it all down, loaded it
on a truck, and drove way inland.
Computer center in a box. You know, with a hmc console, and a kvm for the
blade center, quite easily done.
Rob Berendt
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Group Dekko Services, LLC
Dept 01.073
PO Box 2000
Dock 108
6928N 400E
Kendallville, IN 46755
http://www.dekko.com
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Link "System i™ integration with BladeCenter(R) and System x™" will point to
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On that video site, off to the right, are success stories. Some involve
IXS cards and iSCSI. Including Group Dekko.
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Management is now interested in using our "possible" new Systemi to
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