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"We use Undelete for recovery of deleted items, and also to see if the items were deleted or just moved. We use Undelete to see who deleted the file, when it was deleted, and for a history of deletions. Undelete saves our user community from having to recreate lost work."
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“V-locity is a very valuable tool. I noticed improvement in response time working remotely on a VMware View desktop that was optimized using V-locity. I most enjoy maintaining the defragmented status of our virtual machines so as to decrease access times on machines with many guests running simultaneously. V-locity immediately …
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“Diskeeper has our fragmentation in check across the board and I couldn't be happier with it. Without effective, real time fragmentation management you simply cannot get results that meet your expectations. What I like best about Diskeeper is that it is much more efficient than the Windows built-in defrag, and …
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"After V-locity was deployed, SharePoint backup times were cut in more than half. Backups that took four to five hours now take just two hours. I now have my Friday evenings back."
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“I’m running the new Diskeeper with Instant Defrag on a Windows 7 server with domain controller, and on Windows 2008 using EqualLogic SAN. These systems run quite a bit faster – especially on VMware. I was quite surprised at that."
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"Our common workloads are supported by our older Dell Compellent arrays, but all of our MS-SQL workloads are supported by newer Nimble storage arrays. As great as Nimble performs from a ‘cost per performance’ standpoint, it simply wasn’t enough with the growth of data and users we had been experiencing. …
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"Diskeeper performance software works so well we just take it for granted, we haven’t been faced with the challenges that probably prompt companies to look into disk defragmentation utilities to solve their problems."
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“Undelete works great on our many VMware virtual servers. Absolutely I recommend it to anyone in a Windows server environment.”
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“Our company is better off from using Diskeeper as our servers, computers and gateways see a noticeable difference in file access on the defragged drives. The biggest gains are on systems that do a lot of read/writes and even more if the files are temporary. We have been using Diskeeper …
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“Our IT problems were mainly sluggish systems due to fragmentation; then I installed Diskeeper on our systems and it actually runs great. The IntelliWrite technology works like a charm. We can defrag a 150 GB partition which has Windows 7, two instances of Oracle, Visual Studio, and whole bunch of …
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“I will absolutely give references for Diskeeper - no problem! We are now running Diskeeper on 15 servers with RAID and SAN as well as with Windows encryption and PGP encryption tools. We are an almost 100% VMware virtual environment. All of our servers are on an EMC CX310 Fiber …
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“We use the Undelete on all of our file servers; it’s great for Windows and virtual systems. Undelete saves us countless hours on having to restore from tape. We are very happy as we use it almost weekly. The ability to save more than one version of a Word doc, …
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“Diskeeper helps considerably in making older machines more stable. The best results I have obtained from Diskeeper and its Automatic defrag feature, came from installing it on ten 'old' HP DL360 Windows 2000 servers. Prior to installing Diskeeper, these servers regularly experienced BSOD. After installation of Diskeeper in the automatic …
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“We are running Diskeeper on our Distributed File System server which houses all corporate documents. This server has 500GB of files and was heavily fragmented prior to installing Diskeeper. Users were experiencing latency issues, login delays (roaming profiles) and apps would freeze upon saving to that server. After running Diskeeper …
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“Diskeeper was installed two years ago to all computers. The initial rollout of the new release was a special project but now every new computer gets Diskeeper installed before it is rolled out. Our system is 50%Windows XP Pro and 50% Windows7 Pro; we typically try to keep the machines …