iStor Networks IntegraStor 325 Series Qualified For VMware Infrastructure 3 Virtualization Environments
Original post provide by Latest News from AJAXWORLD MAGAZINEiStor Networks announced that iStor’s integraStor iS325 series storage array has been qualified with VMware ESX Server 3. Based on the completion of interoperability testing, the integraStor iS325 is now included in the Storage / SAN Compatibility Guide for VMware ESX Server 3 as a supported storage platform. This compatibility is designed to provide all customers with a jointly supported environment when deploying VMware Infrastructure 3 with iStor integraStor storage products.
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Appcelerator CTO Says: "The Next Web Development Episode Is RIA + SOA"
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Pretty Latin
It extracts each Unicode character from an UTF-8 encoded text string and tries to find a suitable equivalent Latin character. The class reads character mappings from the entities.ini file. This file may be edited to add or change mappings of Unicode characters.
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Squirtle tips us to a Washington Post story about the progress and expansion of N-DEx - the National Data Exchange. Developed by Raytheon for a mere $85 million, N-DEx is hailed as a unified intelligence sharing system, which will allow agencies to share and analyze data from all levels of law enforcement.
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