Re: mapping virtual FC adapters "in advance": Unable to access the device "fcs0 ". -- MIDRANGE-L

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I would swing them over in a heartbeat. When it's available it is absolutely the upgrade of choice for me!!

SRM is actually quite happy with this as the drawers and drives all appear. Sure there is memory and buses and processors that are missing but this is all easy to clean up.

I do, however, agree that testing your backup and recovery plan is not a bad thing to do but aren't you betting the business on it this way??

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On 5/29/2018 9:51 AM, Rob Berendt wrote:

BRMS recovery. We like to actually test our recovery plans. I suspect
there will be a lot BRMS pointing to Appendix D. Recovering your system to
a different system?

The thought of hooking up the SSD's to the new CEC and them actually
working sounds intriguing but I'm thinking Murphy will hit here, and hard.
Something about "SRM" or System Resource Manager comes to mind...

Rob Berendt

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