etnemo's questions

Does anyone know what is the maximum physical hard drive space a single host of ESXi 6.0 can support? And no, this is not that dumb because Microsoft only supports a maximum storage of 64 TB.

I am planning to purchase 24 QTY 4 TB Seagate SAS drives from Amazon for my NORCO RFC-4224U case, with 24 hard drive bays, and an ARECA 1883IX-24 RAID card. If ESXi does not support 96 TB of total physical hard drives directly hosted in this box, what other operating systems or software (Openfiler, FREENAS?) can support this file size?

Thanks!

I have a CISCO c3725 router on GNS3 connected to two different and separate unique LANs via the CLOUD/HOST icon, attaching each of the virtual CISCO c3725 to my computer's physical NIC (NIC 1 and NI2.) I have also DHCP installed on both these subnets.

Is it possible to bridge these two LANs together in a lab environment running CISCO IOS under GNS3 on a Ubuntu operating system?

Right now, I am able to receive DHCP addresses from both subnets from each subnet's respective DHCP server. Unfortunately, the emulated c3725 router emulated in GNS3 can only ping via NIC1 to the gateway of its own subnet, but emulated c3725 router emulated in GNS3 cannot ping its gateway. Strangely, it can receive an IP address. What seems to be the issue? Any help would be great!

I was not looking, and accidentally changed the management VLAN (VLAN 1) to VLAN 100. on this server, there was only one vSwitch configured. It is setup with a physical NIC (NIC 1) setup in networking. The vSwitch is connected to ESXi via NIC 1. I can't log back in to ESXi, and that was the only connection I had to ESXi. Any ideas how to restore it back to normal?

My clients are using IPv4 in the USA. Their ISP is not ready for IPv6 yet. My public web server is on only IPv6. It is registered with a DNS Provider(GoDaddy) that is IPv4 and IPv6 enabled. Can my customers reach my web server?