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Storage Decisions Session Downloads: Disaster Recovery Track (San Francisco 2007)
Traditional data protection has finally started to shift towards a recovery-centric paradigm. Storage is now at the cusp of an entirely new discipline: Recovery Management. This track explores how users can coordinate a range of data protection techn... Storage Decisions
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Pros and cons of NAS for SMBs
NAS isn't just for the enterprise. SMBs also must meet growing file-based data storage needs. This article offers information about NAS, so you can decide if it is right for you. All-in-One Guide
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Introducing Disaster Recovery Fundamentals -- an ezine from Storage magazine and SearchStorage.com
In our premier issue, Disaster Recovery Fundamentals -- you'll get a concise guide to disaster recovery (DR) essentials. Ezines & Ebooks
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Storage Decisions Session Downloads: Disaster Recovery Track (NYC 2007)
Traditional data protection has finally started to shift towards a recovery-centric paradigm. Storage is now at the cusp of an entirely new discipline: Recovery Management. This track explores how users can coordinate a range of data protection techn... Storage Decisions
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How data deduplication eases storage requirements
Storage administrators are struggling to handle spiraling volumes of documents, audio, video, images and large email attachments. Adding storage is not always the best solution, and many companies are turning to data reduction technologies such as da... Data Deduplication Explai
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Backup Buying Guide Chapter 3: Enterprise-class disk arrays
You asked for it, so here it is -- a printable version of our Backup All-In-One Buying Guide. Download Chapter 3: Enterprise-Class Disk Arrays in .pdf format now. Storage Learning On-The-G
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Is an SMB environment too small for a SAN?
Almost any size business can benefit from some type of SAN -- or "network storage"; whether it's NAS, iSCSI-based IP storage or FC storage... FAQ
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Business continuity plan quiz
Does your company have a business continuity plan? If it does, it's headed in the right direction. If not, it's wise that you start putting one together now. Test your Business continuity IQ and see if you know what a good, solid business continuity ... Quiz
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Test your IQ: Business continuity -- ANSWER 2
This type of plan specifies a means of maintaining essential services at the crisis location. Quiz
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Test your IQ: Business continuity -- ANSWER 4
Test your BC IQ and see if you know what a good, solid BC plan should include. Quiz
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EMC NetWorker 7.6 SPI with Data Domain Boost adds data dedupe, cloning
EMC NetWorker 7.6 SPI with support for Data Domain Boost offers data dedupe, simplified cloning, checkpoint restart as well as capacity-based licensing model. Article | 04 Oct 2010
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Professional services firm SANpulse launches storage discovery application
SANpulse turns its SANlogics tool used for data migration professional services migrations and turns it into its SANatomy storage discovery software application. Article | 28 Sep 2010
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Top 10 Data Deduplication Resources for Storage Pros
Check out our top 10 data deduplication resources to help you get the most from your data deduplication systems. Article | 30 Apr 2010
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NetApp acquires data deduplication specialist Data Domain for $1.5 billion
Acquisition lets NetApp compete in disk-based backup rather than virtual tape library space, but analysts skeptical NetApp's NearStore VTL will coexist with Data Domain offerings. Article | 20 May 2009
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Dedupe still mainly for backup, not primary data
Happy with data deduplication for backup, some storage admins want dedupe everywhere; but it's not a great fit yet for most primary data. Article | 15 Apr 2009
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Hospital finds Sepaton a scalability boost over Data Domain
Sepaton Inc.'s clustered architecture prompts MultiCare to phase out its Data Domain Inc. boxes for application-aware data deduplication. Article | 14 Jan 2009
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Dell lays out data deduplication plan
Dell plans to incorporate Quantum's data deduplication software into its PowerVault and EqualLogic storage products and resell EMC's DL3D products. Article | 03 Nov 2008
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SunGard cloud service brings disaster recovery relief
SunGard's pool of virtual servers for failover solves long-standing disaster recovery headaches for one company. Article | 06 Aug 2008
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Preparing for 'little disasters' often neglected
Tom Dugan, CTO of Recovery Networks, says it's common for users to prepare to lose an entire building -- but aren't ready for small-scale losses – like losing a server. Article | 05 Jun 2008
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EMC launches disaster recovery service
EMC consultants are standing by for disaster recovery plan overhauls; Dell acquires U.K. consultant firm; GlassHouse files for IPO. Article | 05 Jun 2008
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Tips for an effective data deduplication implementation
When implementing data deduplication into a storage environment, users need to know their data, test vendor dedupe claims with their actual data and avoid deduping compressed data. Tip
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Reducing storage network complexity with FCoE
Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) enables companies to retain an existing Fibre Channel (FC) infrastructure, keep existing FC management tools in place, provide the same level of performance (with data center Ethernet) and lower costs. Tip
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Using NAS NFS with VMware ESX: Technology pros and cons
NAS NFS can be an efficient network storage methodology when dealing with VMware ESX and thousands of virtual machines, but NAS performance can be an issue. Tip
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Using clusters to ensure failover
Use clustering to share disk resources between two nodes for disaster protection. Tip
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Disaster recovery planning in a virtualized environment
When crafting a disaster recovery strategy in a virtual server environment, storage administrators must take into account their data protection, recovery granularity and restore objectives. Tip
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Leveraging storage replication for VM disaster recovery
When you're sizing up storage solutions for DR in a virtual environment, you should consider the issues of vendor support; storage architecture; replication options; deduplication; and recovery options. Tip
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Four disaster recovery strategies to consider when using data deduplication
This tip outlines four strategies that should be taken into consideration when developing a disaster recovery plan in an environment using data deduplication. Tip
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Making the most of media pools
Learn what media pools are and the benefits of using them for managing removable storage. Tip
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Top 5 disaster recovery tips 2006
Here are the top five tips of 2006, based on our readers' interest, covering such topics as vault storage, remote replication, disaster recovery for virtual tape libraries and more. Check them out now. Tip
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Network disaster recovery: What to consider
David Davis provides a checklist to prepare you with all the right questions to ask and topics to consider when creating a disaster recovery plan for your network. Tip
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Data centers and synchronous replication
SAN/NAS expert Greg Schulz answers a reader's question regarding synchronous replication for data centers. Ask the Expert
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Replication for disaster recovery
Business continuity expert Pierre Dorion discusses how replication can be used for disaster recovery. Ask the Expert
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NAS security 2
NAS expert Randy Kerns answers a reader's question: How do I secure a network attached storage (NAS) box from physical attacks as well as network based attacks? I have found that disk encryption is useful where there is a physical insecurity like the... Ask the Expert
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Reusing backup tapes: Best practices
Backup expert Curtis Preston offers advice on reusing tape. Ask the Expert
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Clustering for high availability
This advice details the hardware and software requirements for setting up two data servers in fail-safe cluster mode for high availability. Ask the Expert
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Replication to a dormant disaster recovery site
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Replicating a SQL2000 cluster
Disaster recovery expert Pierre Dorion offers advice on replicating a SQL2000 cluster. Ask the Expert
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Host-based or SAN solution for DR
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Replication: Sun vs. Veritas
Evan Marcus compares Sun and Veritas products for replication. Ask the Expert
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Guidelines for business continuity planning
Ask the Expert
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Clustered network-attached storage (clustered NAS)
A clustered NAS system is a distributed file system that runs concurrently on multiple NAS nodes. Word
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virtual SAN appliance (VSA)
A virtual SAN appliance (VSA) is a software bundle that allows a storage manager to turn the unused storage capacity in his network's virtual servers into a storage area network (SAN). Word
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data deduplication (Intelligent compression or single-instance storage)
Data deduplication (often called "intelligent compression" or "single-instance storage") is a method of reducing storage needs by eliminating redundant data... (Continued) Word
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array
In general, an array is a number of items arranged in some specified way - for example, in a list or in a three-dimensional table. Word
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backup
Backup is the activity of copying files or databases so that they will be preserved in case of equipment failure or other catastrophe. (Continued...) Word
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RAID (redundant array of independent disks)
RAID (redundant array of independent disks; originally redundant array of inexpensive disks) is a way of storing the same data in different places (thus, redundantly) on multiple hard disks. By placing data on multiple disks, I/O (input/output) opera... Word
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storage area network (SAN)
A storage area network (SAN) is a high-speed special-purpose network (or subnetwork) that interconnects different kinds of data storage devices with associated data servers on behalf of a larger network of users. (Continued...) Word
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continuous data protection (storage convergence)
Continuous data protection (CDP), also called continuous backup, is a storage system in which all the data in an enterprise is backed up whenever any change is made. (Continued...) Word
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Fibre Channel
Fibre Channel is a technology for transmitting data between computer devices at data rates of up to 4 Gbps (and 10 Gbps in the near future). (Continued...) Word
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virtual provisioning
Virtual provisioning is a term used by vendors, such as EMC, to describe a process of efficiently provisioning space in storage area networks (SAN). (Continued...) Word
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Disaster Recovery Planning Podcasts
Setting up a good DR plan is not easy and can be a big drain on resources, time and money. Since setting up a plan is generally perceived as a preventative measure, with little inherent business associated with the process, it can be overlooked by ma... Podcast
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EMC NetWorker 7.6 SPI with Data Domain Boost adds data dedupe, cloning
EMC NetWorker 7.6 SPI with support for Data Domain Boost offers data dedupe, simplified cloning, checkpoint restart as well as capacity-based licensing model. Article
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Professional services firm SANpulse launches storage discovery application
SANpulse turns its SANlogics tool used for data migration professional services migrations and turns it into its SANatomy storage discovery software application. Article
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Clustered network-attached storage (clustered NAS)
A clustered NAS system is a distributed file system that runs concurrently on multiple NAS nodes. Word
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Top 10 Data Deduplication Resources for Storage Pros
Check out our top 10 data deduplication resources to help you get the most from your data deduplication systems. Article
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virtual SAN appliance (VSA)
A virtual SAN appliance (VSA) is a software bundle that allows a storage manager to turn the unused storage capacity in his network's virtual servers into a storage area network (SAN). Word
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Tips for an effective data deduplication implementation
When implementing data deduplication into a storage environment, users need to know their data, test vendor dedupe claims with their actual data and avoid deduping compressed data. Tip
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Storage Decisions Session Downloads: Backup Technologies Track (Chicago 2009)
Data protection continues to be Job #1 for most storage managers -- a job that only gets more complex as each year companies add up to 50% more storage capacity. The good news is that newer technologies can help in this uphill battle, but you still h... Storage Decisions
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NetApp acquires data deduplication specialist Data Domain for $1.5 billion
Acquisition lets NetApp compete in disk-based backup rather than virtual tape library space, but analysts skeptical NetApp's NearStore VTL will coexist with Data Domain offerings. Article
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Tips for protecting data on VMware virtual machines
In this FAQ interview and podcast on protecting data in virtual environments, Taneja Group's Jeff Boles discusses the best technologies from VMware and third-party challengers. FAQ
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Reducing storage network complexity with FCoE
Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) enables companies to retain an existing Fibre Channel (FC) infrastructure, keep existing FC management tools in place, provide the same level of performance (with data center Ethernet) and lower costs. Tip
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