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A pioneer's prescription for SAN implementation
A SAN pioneer shares his trail blazing experience with those ready to make the move into (practically) uncharted territory. Article | 23 Oct 2001
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Webcast: Holy grail of storage management (Jon William Toigo, Toigo Prod.)
Learn what our fearless searchStorage storage management expert and monthly commentator, Jon Toigo, had to share recently at Storage Decisions 2001 regarding the peaks and pitfalls on the road to storage management. Article | 18 Oct 2001
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Storage management is elusive, but not impossible to grasp
Words of wisdom from storage guru Jon Toigo: You can't do it, if you don't get it. Article | 18 Oct 2001
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Quick Takes: Analyze this
Vixel, Sagitta announce partnership; Finisar introduces GTX Notebook System; and QLogic introduces support and services program. Article | 04 Oct 2001
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Storage Decisions 2001: Brevity, common sense key to contingency planning
Disaster recovery plans are nothing new. But the catastrophic attacks on the United States earlier this month have renewed interest in them. Now, disaster recovery specialists have the attention of businesses worldwide that are ready to implement a s... Article | 01 Oct 2001
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Storage Decisions 2001: NetApps CEO says line between SAN and NAS to blur
Storage Decisions 2001: NetApps CEO says line between SAN and NAS to blur Article | 27 Sep 2001
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Storage Decisions 2001 Preview: Achieving perfection in uptime
Achieving "five 9s" is the ultimate goal in terms of availability. By definition, five 9s means a system is running 99.999% of the time. Or, if you're a "the cup is half empty" kind of person, your system is down for 5.39 minutes -- total -- a year. ... Interview | 13 Aug 2001
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Veritas says SANs are still experimental
Veritas CEO Gary Bloom reveals the secret to his company's upbeat second-quarter earnings. The company has kept on top of the need for utilization software, despite the lure of sexy technologies like SANs. Article | 19 Jul 2001
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ISNS goes open source
IBM, Nishan Systems and several other networking and storage companies are releasing the Internet Storage Name Service (iSNS) protocol as open source code, giving IP storage developers a leg up in building large-scale IP storage networks.
T... Interview | 26 Jun 2001
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Sun supports Brocade SAN infrastructure
Article | 13 Jun 2001