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technical sales reps evaluate
your backup and storage needs
and build a solution that will
protect data while saving time
and resources. The industry's
leading pre- and post-sale
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iSAN
V Series
Ultra Fast 10 GbE Virtual Tape Library.
We’re taking Virtual Tape Library performance to the next level with the iSAN V Series. No matter how rapidly your capacity and site requirements are growing, and whether you have – or plan to have – a 10GbE infrastructure,
the iSAN V Series is built to grow with you, delivering truly exceptional performance every step of the way.
This rack-mountable iSCSI backup appliance features 16 inexpensive, ultra fast SATA II drives for 12 to
48 TB capacity and can write data in parallel, simultaneous streams to
16 virtual tape drives and up to
an unlimited number of virtual tapes at speeds of up to 800 MB/s. This performance makes short work of the most demanding
backup applications. Virtual tapes can then be kept in cache for as long as you need them, for near-instantaneous restore. When you’re ready to move data off disk for long term archival storage, the Tape Offload feature will write to removable tape in serverless mode - with absolutely no impact on your host or network operations.
Virtualization gives you centralized control over backup and restore across heterogeneous systems, at your location – and across locations – while maximizing resources and simplifying operations. And with
the iSAN V Series, you not only achieve the benefits of
virtualization, but you get performance that even Fibre Channel can’t touch - at a surprisingly competitive price. |
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Is
the
iSAN
V
Right
for
You?
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| You have – or plan to implement -
a
10GbE infrastructure.
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| High availability is critical, so you need immediate access to recent backups.
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| You
need
to
add
disk
storage
and
upgrade
your
backup
solution.
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| Uptime
on
your
production
servers
is
too
critical
to
support
direct
attached
tape
drives.
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| You
have
legacy
host
systems
that
are
not
networked
with
newer
open
systems,
locking
you
into
maintaining
multiple
backup
drives.
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| You
need
to
maintain
a
comprehensive,
enterprise-wide
backup
plan,
but
you
support
users
who
need
the
ability
to
directly
backup
and
restore
user
data
files.
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| Your
disaster
recovery
plan
requires
immediate
availability
of
backup
copies
as
well
as
duplicate
off-site
tape
copies
for
Fiber
networked
buildings
in
branch
locations.
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| None of your branch locations employ IT staff, and you are responsible for maintaining secure backup copies at headquarters.
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The Paper.