hi guys. i am working in an Architectural company with 100 CAD users and i have being given the task of buying an entry level san. It is difficult to accurately predict the exact storage requirements, however, the storage demands will increase year on year. I ave a budget of $35000 and i would like to spread the workload across 2 or 3 servers. Can anyone help me on what sort of hardware requirements i should be looking for? and if anyone could recommend a good san i would be very grateful. Thanks guys

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Hi,

I am moving in to a new house in San Mateo, California and have the following questions:

1. Is there a limit on how big the storage cabinet is at the backyard, demension-wise?

2. Is there a law that prohibits me from cutting down a tree if it is too big?

Any answer or web reference will be greatly appreciated! Thanks.

That question is best asked of you’re local zoning department. Some towns will have very specific limits while some may have none at all. Best to ask the local authorities to get the true story.

I only need to store a few small things and want easy access to it.

San Francisco is expensive. I found it cheaper to purchase long term storage in the south bay, specifically at Extra Storage in Santa Clara. They’re good folks and your stuff will be secure.

I have lots of books and CDs that I need to put in storage. Does anyone know of a good place with reasonable prices in San Francisco, CA? Thanks.

Anywhere in hunters point. very resonable prices.

Hi, i am looking to store a bunch of my stuff for a period of 6 to 12 months, but every where i look its super expensive for my budget, does anyone know a cheap storage facility in San Diego County? Thanks

http://www.webselfstorage.com/self_storage/SAN%20YSIDRO_CA/