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• Microsoft to support boot from iSCSI SAN
• Finding Data
• Exchange protection goes real-time
• Big three apps adjust to disk-based backup
• Standards or product development?
• Deploying Intelligent Information Management applications
• Misplaced priorities
• The winners of Storage magazine's Products of the Year were surprising
• Relief for remote-office backup blues
• Cut out the fat
• HP has a cool idea
• Microsoft's storage push
• Adding old e-mail to an archive is no easy task
• Surviving microcode upgrades
• Virtualization--a hard habit to kick
• Snapshot: Do you replicate your data remotely?
• Survey Says: Clustered file systems are still not widespread
• EMC takes the HighRoad (again)
• This is only a test
• Continuous data protection technology trends in storage
• Virtual reality: The inevitability of storage virtualization
• IT vendors have spent more time and money helping to inflate the tech bubble than on building succes
• NetApp joins the VTL fray
• New benchmark measures array throughput
• EMC launches SMB line
• VTLs' capacity for data grows
• Not just a big switch
• Snapshot: What does virtualization mean to you?
• Shopping for storage: One vendor or more?
• Survey says: Users opt for appliance-based virtualization
• Speed wars: Fibre Channel vs. Ethernet
• 10Gb Ethernet means more host support
• Best storage products of 2005
• E-mail archiving moves downmarket
• Marriott's lost tapes are just the latest in a string of high-profile storage snafus
• How safe is your archived data?
• Startups and standards
• A toaster oven in the data center
• Behind the firewall 20
• Rounding up remote offices
• Survey Says: Users thirst for capacity planning tools
• SRM gets smarter
• No more dodging storage security
• Video will bloat e-mail systems
• Encryption appliances reviewed
• Pump up array performance
• Storage going green
• Snapshot: Bare metal restore used by half of storage managers
• Capacity, throughput demands grow unabated
• Top tape libraries revealed
• Tape security... with compromises
• Cut big backups down to size
• New demands, new opportunities
• 2005 was a remarkable and productive year in storage
• Behind the Firewall 10
• Smart career moves
• Storage market is a soap opera
• How old are your data backup tapes?
• Storage trends for 2006: iSCSI and security
• Survey Says: Data growth continues its breakneck pace
• Looks like tape, spins like disk
• Get ready for virtualization
• Fear not Exchange migration
• NAS consolidation options
• Larger SANs drive storage growth
• The future of virtual machine backup
• Hot technologies for 2006
• Security products proliferate
• Rethinking backup licenses
• Get ready for real ILM
• The next phase of storage networking
• Survey Says: Compliance-minded companies opt for CAS
• CDP comes down to Earth
• How good is your disaster recovery plan
• File formats that stand the test of time
• Low risk or low gain?
• Backup outsourcers think small
• Secure your backups
• Tape bulks up to keep pace with disk
• Quality Awards: What are the best midrange arrays?
• Mac backup app picks up the slack
• File Systems: The state of the art
• Storage salaries increase
• The lowdown on replication appliances
• Easing away from ESCON
• CDP poised to replace traditional backup methods
• How many backup apps do you have?
• The business aspect of data storage security
• Does host-based replication still make sense?
• Any-point-in-time backups
• Sizing up VTLs
• How disk has changed backup
• Make tape libraries work with all platforms
• Use mainframes for backups
• Nothing but backup
• 10 basic steps for better backup
• Process frameworks and storage
• Keeping the connected world connected
• Will your disaster recovery plan work?
• Katrina data management snafus compound chaos



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