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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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“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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“We have seen vastly improved read/write times and faster disk access due to the saved I/O’s. The latest version of Diskeeper is by far, head and shoulders above anything else in the disk utility environment. Not only am I still running it with Fibre and SATA SAN systems, I am …
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"Diskeeper is always an absolutely essential investment. For the peace of mind I get, not to mention the awesome added bonus of one thing permanently removed from my ‘worry list’, the cost to value ratio is phenomenal. When it comes to disk fragmentation and all of the associated problems in …
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“I run Diskeeper on our EMC SAN clustered servers. We started at 40% fragmentation on our E drive and 43% fragmentation on our F drive. In a few hours we are now at 0% for both. We have had such performance issues lately and I’m sure we will notice the …
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“Condusiv’s V-locity didn’t just double the productivity of our patient care without adding new hardware, it enabled us to save on the bottom line and reclaim a storage budget that had ballooned since we virtualized.”
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“It's only logical that less disk thrashing due to less disk fragmentation would result in less energy used. Thinking of the large disk farms found in today's networks it makes sense that defragmented disks would result in less energy used in the data center.”
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“We offer hosted email solutions to businesses. Prior to the installation of V-locityI had numerous calls from clients complaining of slowness in the processing of their email. Since installation I have not had a single call from any of my 194 email clients.”
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“Diskeeper is definitely a vital tool that increases and improves performance, especially in database environments. We utilize Diskeeper on all of our servers. It works well, does the job and we are pleased with the results. I’m no longer worried about file fragmentation and I know that my servers operate …
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“I forgot [V-locity] was running in the background working its magic. It has such a low footprint, I didn’t notice. We had one server show a 40% I/O response time improvement, with 65% IOPS improvement. This came to be the new normal. On one server I had 91% of fragments …
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"Since installing Diskeeper I definitely hear fewer complaints from the users which is always a good thing! The client machines are smooth running; the server is definitely smoother sailing. We have saved money. In addition, I can monitor all the disks from the Administrator and get real-time data as to …
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"This product reduces the need to purchase additional SAN disk space and even avoid an upgrade to a more expensive SAN. Plus it’s easy to give V-locity a try to see if hardware upgrades are even necessary."
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“Automatic defrag is why we purchased Diskeeper. We have an HP MSA1000 2TB SAN and two DELL EqualLogic SANs. When we used the SAN’s for data storage on a file server, we had customers complaining all the time about performance. Once we installed Diskeeper on the SAN’s and cleaned up …
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“The Diskeeper EnterpriseServer performs very well on our servers, keeping the file systems in great shape. All of our Diskeeper servers use Pillar Data Systems SAN disk except for one. Most of our Windows servers run as virtual machines under VMware ESX. On our production servers Diskeeper does a great …
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“I will be happy to give references for Diskeeper to other Network Administrators. I'm using Diskeeper EnterpriseServer on two different RAID drives. The RAID 5 is 6.35 TB and the other is on a large disk array with RAID 5 that is partitioned into smaller disk, the largest being 2.25 …