DataPhotos
Datacenters + Photos = DataPhotos
Here’s a picture taken in a datacenter in Chile after the 8.8 earthquake in Feb 2010:
Notes from an internal EMC email:
“PSE was finally able to dial in and found the machine running with a single bad drive. The locals went on-site yesterday, power off the box, stood it back up and powered it back on. Still just a single drive with two logicals for the customer to verify. There were a couple of lost writes, but overall, un-believable.”
More photos below:
AX4
AX4-5 Taken via iPhone
Celerra
EMC's Celerra Guy at EMC World 2008
EMC's Celerra Manager = Nice!
Someone doing a Celerra NS20 demo
CLARiiON
McData FCswitch, 6TB EMC Clariion CX300 SAN, PowerEdge blade servers for VMware ESX farm (photo taken Dec 3rd 2008)
Man in a box (this is a random guy who posted the photo on Flickr)
A SAN Topology Diagram showing CX3-80
The EMC Navisphere Manager interface for a CX3-40
This one?
Symmetrix
Look at him run! Click the pic to see a slideshow of the whole series... (from Dec16 2005)
A Symmetrix DMX 2000 "opening the kimono"
'Heavy metal' rocker DMX3000 backstage before a live performance in 2005.
Was this a bad Symmetrix?
Random
This is a nice example of running fiber. Pretty fiber, very pretty.
The latest in storage management hardware? One day we could all be working for one of these... 
This Centera is so relaxed, it decided it would lay down
Centera archive
June 2009 Update:
Dave Graham shares his love for the new Dell R610 here.
Hello,
I recently purchased an Auction that included a DMX 2000.
Funny story here…..I can’t open the cabinet.
I don’t know how the open the back..it appears locked. and the front doors are open but latches appear to be locked…can you possible help this sales guy out and tell me the Ancient secret of “opening the Kimono”..
Thanks,
Doug
Doug,
You need a hex socket. On the top edge of the doors is an access hole. Inside the hole is a hex shaft that is connected to the door latches. Insert the socket (I think 7/16th) and twist 1/4 turn. the door should pop open. If there is power to the system don’t go poking around inside with the doors open.
Jim
PERFECT!…haha ..Thanks so much Jim.
I grabbed a hex/driver and it worked perfectly…
Story gets better…..on the other side of the Cabinet is another 144 of the 10K 146GB Drives.
The Kimono has opened !!!
Now i gotta get the six 240V sockets and power….
(we focus on the Clariion product line of EMC)
What a beast….if can be yours for $9K …
Thanks Again