Be More Fluid with the New Storage Center Command Set for PowerShell

November 21, 2010 — Windows PowerShell was designed as a scripting language to help IT administrators automate repetitive tasks that could otherwise be error-prone by nature and in return free administrators to focus on other activities of the IT Pro. We began the voyage over two years ago in expanding the capabilities of automation with the Compellent Storage Center…
Creating an Add-on for Internet Explorer with Add-In Express

October 6, 2010 — Introduction For some time I have had a few ideas for Internet Explorer add-ons that I’d like to create. One of the biggest challenges was with creating the wrapper that is required to encapsulate the executing code. You could create context menu actions pretty easily through the registry, but you were limited to what you…
Compellent PSCS One-Liner Coding: Tip #2

September 28, 2010 — With Compellent Storage Center 5, you have the ability to control whether an alert is generated for individual servers when connectivity changes. This means when your server reboots or you switch around cables (in your lab environment of course), these alerts are triggered and show up in the system alerts as well as the GUI…
Compellent PSCS One-Liner Coding: Tip #1

September 23, 2010 — The Compellent Storage Center provides in-depth reporting, alerting, and monitoring as part of the platform. It’s very important for Storage Administrators to monitor and review the alerts (informational or otherwise) that might be generated on their Storage Center. By design, alerts in the Storage Center will change the “stop-light” status from green to red, especially…
Windows Phone 7 GSM Only at Launch?

September 20, 2010 — Kind of a bummer for Verizon and Sprint customers who were hoping to have one of those new Windows Phone 7 devices in time for the holidays. Initial reports indicate that Microsoft will delay the launch of an OS that will support CDMA technology in order to focus on GSM. This is probably for good…
