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Storage Clips: Adaptec, Gateway soup up NAS servers
Adaptec and Gateway add more capacity and faster processors to their respective servers; HP resells Sonasoft backup software for Microsoft Exchange, SQL and Windows servers.31 May 2005
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Brocade previews server provisioning play
At its user conference this week Brocade will unveil a fabric-based server provisioning capability called Tapestry, alongside 4 Gbps switches and new professional services.31 May 2005
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Incremental and differential backup
This tip details the differences between incremental and differential backups and the benefits and drawbacks of each type.31 May 2005
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Users argue for and against SRM
A lively panel debate at Storage Decisions saw users discuss the pros and cons of SRM and the challenges associated with implementing it.27 May 2005
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IBM, HDS renew vows
IBM and HDS extend their technology licensing agreement to one another's mainframe systems, storage and software, bringing new levels of interoperability to users.27 May 2005
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Unplanned disaster -- Just what the doctor ordered
Summary: If you missed Storage Decisions in Chicago, not all is lost. We've gathered the slide presentations and more right here for you. So take a look and see what you missed.27 May 2005
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Storage Clips: Cisco acquires FineGround for $70M
Cisco spends $70M on WAN optimization startup, FineGround; Adaptec CEO retires; Xyratex acquires disk media cleaning company; FalconStor adds continuous disk backup to VTL.26 May 2005
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DR a top priority for users
Users at the Storage Decisions show in Chicago this week are talking about DR and replication strategies, and specifically about which technologies they are evaluating and why.26 May 2005
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Boot from the SAN with iSCSI
This tip details the advantages of booting from the SAN instead of locally.26 May 2005
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Mea culpa -- Coping with vendor mentality
Summary: In Mr. Toigo's previous posting, he ranted about NetApp's "Hard Deck" program -- he had some problems with it. NetApp begged to differ. See what he has to say now.26 May 2005
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Hitachi ships SAS and 4 Gbps FC drives
Hard disk drive maker Hitachi ships SAS and 4 Gbps FC drives, paving the way for systems that combine SATA and SAS drives.25 May 2005
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Storage Clips: Veritas releases public beta of Panther
Veritas releases beta of CDP product, code-named Panther; Brocade provides switch module for Intel blade servers; Rocket buys Servergraph for $10M.25 May 2005
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CCI ditches NetApp for OnStor gateways
CCI ran out of performance and capacity on its NetApp filers and turned to NAS gateways from OnStor to pool its back-end storage.24 May 2005
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CDP: Super snapshots -- eventually
This tip details two different definitions of CDP, the offerings from vendors in each camp and how continuous data protection differs from snapshots.24 May 2005
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Storage Clips: NetEx launches data replication optimizer
NetEx speeds up data replication over IP networks; EMC adds support for multiple languages to Documentum; Pro-Tax deploys Asigra for multi-site remote backup.24 May 2005
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RAID-53: RAID by any other name
RAID 53 has a much higher transaction rate than RAID 3, which is achieved by striping the data across multiple RAID 3 arrays.23 May 2005
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Storage Clips: NetApp unveils two midrange filers
NetApp announces two midrange filers, the FAS3020 and FAS3050, with a SATA option and associated V-Series virtualization engines.23 May 2005
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Quick Guide: iSCSI implementation
If you find yourself beyond the iSCSI beginner stage and are now ready to implement iSCSI into your existing architecture, bookmark our "Quick Guide to iSCSI implementation."23 May 2005
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SGI archive a slam dunk for NBA
NBA Entertainment is implementing a digital archive to reduce the costs associated with storing and managing its content on video tapes.23 May 2005
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Storage Clips: NuView adds remote site failover
NuView released StorageX 5.6 with remote site data management; Zetta Systems and EVault integrate CDP and backup services; Blade computing provider Verari Systems picks Panasas.20 May 2005
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