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“I am running V-locity on my virtual guests with a 32% improvement for the read write access and the server with a 29% better read/write access. Recently a field engineer came in to look at and ‘fix’ my Active Directory domain as according to those in the know, I had …
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“I have installed V-locity and love it. I installed V-locity first on the Hyper-V servers that I consider to be critical. V-locity is one of those set-and-forget type utilities that just works. It does a great job with no intervention from me. I’m busy so I want a product I …
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“We’ve been running Diskeeper on our production SQL server to keep the physical fragmentation of files to a minimum after we had a problem with severe fragmentation on some of our drives. It’s done a solid job of keeping the system at relatively low fragmentation level with little cost in …
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“V-locity is working great; the performance of the hosts and the guests are noticeably improved. I was even able to add 3 real ugly legacy systems as VM’s to one of my busiest Host Datacenters. I use the Diskeeper Administration Console from my Desktop PC to push updates, monitor and …
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"We were running a very demanding ERP system on legacy servers and network. A hardware refresh was the first step in troubleshooting our issues. As much as we did see some improvement, it did not solve the daily breakdowns associated with our Sage ERP."
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“I’ve found the disk I/O reporting to be a huge benefit. You get real numbers and not generic representations of purported improvements. The other huge benefit has been performance: workload improvements of 100-200%. I am no longer bottlenecked by the drive performance of my older servers.”
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"V-locity has become de facto in our data center. It means I don't worry about performance, my users can focus on providing care, and my budget isn't consumed by hardware costs."
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“Everything is going well with Diskeeper. No complaints from end users and don't think they wouldn’t notice a difference... which is good because if the system were slow, my phone would be ringing. Diskeeper is installed on all systems. The servers are Windows 2003 and 2008. All desktops are Windows …
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“Diskeeper with Instant Defrag is great. We have had no problems at all. We have a few terabytes of information. Before Diskeeper, it would take eons to back up a couple hundred gig including verification. This would affect some operations. Now the backup happens in a handful of hours and …
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“Diskeeper is a vital tool. We use it for all of our production systems that cannot be downed for maintenance. We are running VMware Virtual Center with HA clustered ESX servers using NetApp NFS on the backend.”
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“V-locity works well for servers and it is great to have specifically tailored software for VMware machines, thus has minimal impact, which is important for any VM infrastructure. In addition, the option of different install methods makes it easy to roll out in any environment. I really like the Host …
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“Without Diskeeper the data volume was so heavily fragmented that the team could not maintain a defragmented drive with the tool included in Windows 7. The users experienced hesitation when playing back the recording when the system was under heavy load. After installing Diskeeper, the data drive was automatically defragmented. …
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“Undelete 10 is fast, responsive and has a simple to understand user interface. The biggest problem Undelete solves for me is it overcomes the risk of accidentally deleting a file, and enables Smart Erase for secondary media. This automates what could be a very tedious process, or the need to …
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“Diskeeper is necessary to ensure that defragmentation is not an issue. It’s an easy way to have one less thing to worry about. We are running Diskeeper on servers with RAID, a few NAS servers, and also on the box with our antivirus running. It works quickly with no problems."
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“Undelete 10 is a nice program, especially on Windows 7 because I sometimes delete files in the left hand side on Windows Explorer AND I have the habit of pressing Shift+delete. I was happy to recover a big installation file which I accidentally deleted from my production machine. My favorite …