Comments on: OpenNTF DominoDefrag 2.2 : From 99% File Fragmentation to 0% http://www.thenewdominoadmin.com/blog/?p=786 Got Notes? Need Help? Fri, 03 Sep 2010 15:57:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Andrew Luder http://www.thenewdominoadmin.com/blog/?p=786&cpage=1#comment-832 Andrew Luder Mon, 15 Mar 2010 21:03:01 +0000 http://www.thenewdominoadmin.com/blog/?p=786#comment-832 Hi Marc (and Patrick), appreciate the positive feedback. :-) Have put link to this blog article on new version about page (v2.3) on DominoDefrag project. Thanks Andrew Hi Marc (and Patrick),
appreciate the positive feedback. :-)
Have put link to this blog article on new version about page (v2.3) on DominoDefrag project.

Thanks
Andrew

]]> By: Andrew Luder http://www.thenewdominoadmin.com/blog/?p=786&cpage=1#comment-831 Andrew Luder Mon, 15 Mar 2010 20:50:55 +0000 http://www.thenewdominoadmin.com/blog/?p=786#comment-831 Hi Patrick, appreciate the positive feedback :-) Have put link to this blog article on new version about page (v2.3) on DominoDefrag project. Thanks Andrew Hi Patrick,
appreciate the positive feedback :-) Have put link to this blog article on new version about page (v2.3) on DominoDefrag project.

Thanks
Andrew

]]> By: Steve Cannon http://www.thenewdominoadmin.com/blog/?p=786&cpage=1#comment-781 Steve Cannon Thu, 04 Mar 2010 17:32:10 +0000 http://www.thenewdominoadmin.com/blog/?p=786#comment-781 We've been using DominoDefrag and have noticed that the server does seem more responsive. We've also seen a bottom out point where the non domino files still need to get defragged. I noticed that you ran the windows defragger. My understanding was that you couldn't run that while the domino server was up? Is that wrong? Did you run it while your server was up? We’ve been using DominoDefrag and have noticed that the server does seem more responsive. We’ve also seen a bottom out point where the non domino files still need to get defragged. I noticed that you ran the windows defragger. My understanding was that you couldn’t run that while the domino server was up? Is that wrong? Did you run it while your server was up?

]]> By: Marc Champoux http://www.thenewdominoadmin.com/blog/?p=786&cpage=1#comment-777 Marc Champoux Wed, 03 Mar 2010 23:09:11 +0000 http://www.thenewdominoadmin.com/blog/?p=786#comment-777 Hi Andrew (and Adam), Andrew : You're welcome ... but you deserve everything I said (i.e. a medal or something) for this incredible project! DominoDefrag is awesome! And yes, you can link to this in the testimony area of the DominoDefrag project. Adamns : Thanks for your reply. I had seen your product (Defrag.nsf) but the price is what kept me (actually my company) from purchasing it. I do understand that it has more features than DominoDefrag but price was the deal breaker. Thanks to both of you for reading my post and your comments! Marc Hi Andrew (and Adam),

Andrew : You’re welcome … but you deserve everything I said (i.e. a medal or something) for this incredible project! DominoDefrag is awesome! And yes, you can link to this in the testimony area of the DominoDefrag project.

Adamns : Thanks for your reply. I had seen your product (Defrag.nsf) but the price is what kept me (actually my company) from purchasing it. I do understand that it has more features than DominoDefrag but price was the deal breaker.

Thanks to both of you for reading my post and your comments!

Marc

]]> By: Andrew Luder http://www.thenewdominoadmin.com/blog/?p=786&cpage=1#comment-765 Andrew Luder Sun, 28 Feb 2010 00:45:30 +0000 http://www.thenewdominoadmin.com/blog/?p=786#comment-765 Hi Marc, thanks for your feedback. As Adam's started the history lession - back in early 2009 the driver for developing DominoDefrag was because the government department I provided consulting services to couldn't afford "defrag.nsf". Anyway, would you mind if I linked this into the testimony area of the DominoDefrag project? And ditto - it's good to see the community is really beginning to realize the benefits of defragging. Hi Marc,
thanks for your feedback.

As Adam’s started the history lession – back in early 2009 the driver for developing DominoDefrag was because the government department I provided consulting services to couldn’t afford “defrag.nsf”. Anyway, would you mind if I linked this into the testimony area of the DominoDefrag project?

And ditto – it’s good to see the community is really beginning to realize the benefits of defragging.

]]> By: Adam Osborne http://www.thenewdominoadmin.com/blog/?p=786&cpage=1#comment-760 Adam Osborne Sat, 27 Feb 2010 05:11:53 +0000 http://www.thenewdominoadmin.com/blog/?p=786#comment-760 Hi Marc, The benefits of defragging are amazing and if you leave Domino to "do its own thing" you're are going to end up with a mess if you don't have a defragmenting product. Back in August 2008 we decided to make a Domino specific product to fix this problem "defrag.nsf" and then we enhanced it to "prevent the problem". It is really great that people are starting to recognise the benefits of defragging. For a long time a lot of people - particularly SAN administrators would not recognise the issue. The benefits are real - enjoy. Hi Marc,

The benefits of defragging are amazing and if you leave Domino to “do its own thing” you’re are going to end up with a mess if you don’t have a defragmenting product.

Back in August 2008 we decided to make a Domino specific product to fix this problem “defrag.nsf” and then we enhanced it to “prevent the problem”.

It is really great that people are starting to recognise the benefits of defragging. For a long time a lot of people – particularly SAN administrators would not recognise the issue.

The benefits are real – enjoy.

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