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• Don't put Microsoft Exchange databases on NAS filers
• Tools for capacity planning
• FalconStor offers blizzard of announcements
• Career Regional Focus: Phoenix rises, Las Vegas soars
• Free yourself from the hardware
• IBM optical library caching (3995 C68)
• Block and volume management doesn't cut it anymore
• Troubleshooting production fabric environments
• Managing mirrors
• Storage area networks find room to grow
• Get more space on backed-up Win 2000 Pro workstations
• iostat and sar disk analysis
• Thin servers benefit ROI
• Cisco and Brocade prepare to duel
• Time to hit the books
• Buying and evaluating cost-effective storage
• SAFS -- SAN attached file systems
• SRM Vendor Checklist
• Sell that new storage requirement
• Compaq offers interoperability "innovations" and "test-drive" of SAN product
• Place your tapes on schedule
• Chicago's winds blow well for the IT professional
• Testing UNIX system performance: Part 2
• FalconStor Heads for the Fast Lane
• How to make smart decisions about purchasing storage
• Testing UNIX system performance: Part 1
• DAFS--Direct access file systems
• Keeping sane amidst the standards conflagration
• Storage service provider options
• Use relative pathnames when backing up
• Aberdeen looks at storage "realities"
• Comfortable Shoes
• Add 3% more hard disk space for free
• NAS when you can, SAN where you must
• Inventory is the first step toward a SAN
• Windows 2000 - volume mount points to add storage
• Annual I/O Industry awards program announces winners
• Basic Zoning
• Time and effort to configure network interface on SAN devices is well worth the investment
• Make sure you can support NAS backup
• Windows 2000 -- a file system for everyone
• Exchange backup with TimeFinder
• Mid-Atlantic goes heavy on the technology
• Reuse and speed up SCSI storage
• In the beginning, there was SAN and NAS...
• Using content filtering to flatten server storage growth
• 40% utilization saps IT resources
• Windows 2000 -- dynamic and basic storage
• T-11 promises better SAN management
• Hard-hitting Hitachi
• NDMP simplifies NAS backup
• Fault tolerance for network-attached storage
• Chaparral/Agilent announcement shows trend toward more pervasive Fibre Channel
• Certifiably sensible
• Media-independent file retention protects critical data
• Managing short backup windows on a budget
• Quantifying SAN advantages
• UltraDMA can mislead benchmarks
• Forget SAN and NAS - It's time to speak English
• Defragging an NT volume that has Microsoft Exchange databases
• Moving old backup tapes to new backup systems
• How to get back 30% to 50% of your server storage space
• Make a clean migration to Windows 2000 storage
• What to do when peripheral devices mysteriously fail to load
• Putting replication software to use
• Picking the right data-access protocol
• Online WAN backups - E-Vaulting
• Keeping exchange and application servers running
• Features of a good replication software
• Product tip - Increasing disk storage capacity for Solaris-Oracle servers
• Beyond backup - protecting data through replication
• Keeping up with storage technologies
• Product tip - Using Compaq and the HSG80
• Choosing optical cartridge size
• Background on magneto-optical technology for use with backups
• Working more?
• MP3 files, an IT nightmare -- are you backing up unwanted files?
• Trending using Regression Analysis
• Tape media: Right-sizing your servers
• Performing a storage inventory
• File archiving considerations
• Doing the basics for backups
• Is it really on?
• Tips on choosing SAN components for interoperability
• Channel directors and Fibre Channel switches
• Copying entire directories in UNIX
• Partnering with an SSP
• Tips for using Windows 2000 Disk Defragmenter
• Considerations in choosing a backup tape drive
• Testing hard disk performance
• Product tip -- Silkworm switch automated config upload procedure
• Standardizing LUN addresses for gatekeeper/command devices
• Forcing a rescan of the SCSI buses on Win NT 4
• Enabling the SAN for serverless backup
• Using persistent binding vs. default binding conventions
• Product Tip -- Limit descriptors for Legato NetWorker on AIX
• Block-level storage coming to an IP network near you
• Product tip -- EMC (Brocade) switch recover
• Achieve off-site vaulting without manual tape handling
• Get organized logically



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