Negli ultimi 6 settimane 2 aggiornamenti importanti hanno totalmente cambiato il panorama media server. Server DVBLink 4.5 e Microsoft Windows Server 2012 in combinazione cercano di offrire una piattaforma Windows ideale per un server multimediale domestico.
Tag Articolo: spazi di stoccaggio
0Finestre 8: Fissare il menu di avvio
Così, Finestrini 8 è com-mento a fine luglio (Otto-bre per la vendita al dettaglio CUSTOM-tori). Non ci sono segni che Microsoft si pentirà fornisce un'opzione per tornare al Win-dows 7 menu di avvio, e invece costringerà l'[intlink id=“2543” type=“post”]interfaccia Metro orribile[/intlink] upon everyone. As a result many of us will undoubtedly stick quite happily with Windows 7, Come mai non ci sono 2 REAS-ons per utilizzare Win-dows 8: essere costretti a quanto verrà su tutto nuova PC presto e per migliora-menti-zione compresi un aumento per-forma-zione e il nuovo[intlink id=“2283” type=“post”]spazi di stoccaggio[/intlink] feature amongst others. If you fall into either of these camps but, come me, can’t stand metro, ora ci sono altre opzioni disponibili in grado di quando ho[intlink id=“2552” type=“post”]ultimo scritto[/intlink] su questo problema.
0Spazi Microsoft Storage: RAID virtuale per Windows 8?
Microsoft’s Steve Sinofsky has written a detailed article about a genuinely exciting new feature of Windows 8 — Storage Spaces. I won’t repeat the details here, for those you can go straight to the horses mouth. However I will point out a key line from a home media server point of view: “There’s another resiliency attribute, detto parity, which directs Storage Spaces to store some redundancy information alongside user data contained within the space, thereby enabling automatic data reconstruction in the event of physical disk failure.” To me, this sounds a LOT like a software RAID5 similar to that provided by UnRAID. Until Windows 8 is released and the technology is fully reviewed the details are of course somewhat speculative, but my reading of the article leads me to believe that Storage Spaces will enable the striping of disks, with a parity in the event of single disk failure. Further, it is reasonable to assume that this system will work with standard non-enterprise drives without suffering any [intlink id=“90” type=“post”]compatibility issues[/intlink]. Finalmente, it is reasonable to assume that Storage Spaces will offer some of the performance benefits of hardware raid‑5 too. If you have a home server with a lot of media and you want some redundancy, without huge cost, then this technology sounds like it might be the perfect solution. Thanks Microsoft!
“Hi James I realise it has been a long while, but I just checked this on windows 11 (build 23H2)…”