Versaworks for Mac?

[netsol]

There is a lot to be said for adding resouces so easily and having high availability

 

[WildWestDesigns]

There is a lot to be said for adding resouces so easily and having high availability

I agree. I had to deal with that very thing about a month ago. Didn't skip a lick though. It's great.

 

[Johnny Best]

We run our vm's on an older vcenter. 3 hosts, 6 processors, 72 cores, 768 gigs ram, 48 sas drives making around 15 tb of disk space. It is a great feeling to add more ram and disk space (and processors) and be back up in 90 seconds. You can actually add resources HOT (without a restart) if running windows server [top that, you mac people]

And you drive a Nissan with a turbo.

 

[Zoogee World]

The SP-540 is a network printer. It doesnt use usb. It can be accessed wirelessly via the network with no problem.

Oh, okay. So it must be the SP-540i, correct? as the regular SP-540 and SP-540V are USB only, as I have 2x SP-300V's, unless you figured a way around that. Not sure by wireless, but you can by network cable. The only printers that I'm aware that can be access by wireless are the SG,SG2,VG & VG2 series.

 

[greysquirrel]

There is a max rip for Roland. It’s not versaworks though. It’s a stripped down version of caldera. I forget it’s name. Zero profiles available. You will have to create all from scratch. About $1800…buy a cheap pc