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Midrange storage - EMC, Network Appliance, HP
I'm looking at several mid-range storage products and am interested in
anecdotal experience that people in this group may have had with these products. This storage will provide storage for email (unix mail app), database (oracle), vmware, and file serving applications. Our implementation will have two arrays - a primary and a DR array and we'll be using snapshotting and mirroring software to provide various levels of data replication between the two arrays - some synchronous and some asynchronous. We have around 6TB of DAS storage that will move to these arrays. Projections are for our storage needs to top out around 20TB spread between the two arrays - the DR would host some tape-recoverable data. Here are the products under consideration: EMC CX3-20 HP EVA4000 w/DL 380G5 storage servers for file sharing & iscsi Network Appliance FAS3020 I'd appreciate any thoughts on the good, bad, and ugly features of these product lines. Thanks. |
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Midrange storage - EMC, Network Appliance, HP
RGS wrote:
I'm looking at several mid-range storage products and am interested in anecdotal experience that people in this group may have had with these products. This storage will provide storage for email (unix mail app), database (oracle), vmware, and file serving applications. Our implementation will have two arrays - a primary and a DR array and we'll be using snapshotting and mirroring software to provide various levels of data replication between the two arrays - some synchronous and some asynchronous. We have around 6TB of DAS storage that will move to these arrays. Projections are for our storage needs to top out around 20TB spread between the two arrays - the DR would host some tape-recoverable data. Here are the products under consideration: EMC CX3-20 HP EVA4000 w/DL 380G5 storage servers for file sharing & iscsi Network Appliance FAS3020 I'd appreciate any thoughts on the good, bad, and ugly features of these product lines. Thanks. |
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Midrange storage - EMC, Network Appliance, HP
RGS wrote:
[...] Here are the products under consideration: EMC CX3-20 HP EVA4000 w/DL 380G5 storage servers for file sharing & iscsi Network Appliance FAS3020 I'd appreciate any thoughts on the good, bad, and ugly features of these product lines. Thanks. We had a look on exactly the same products and chose NetApp. 1 month after going live with the 3020 we would take the same decision. We run Oracle over NFS, file services over CIFS and NFS and our Exchange Server over iSCSI. No problems so far and with better performance than before. Van |
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Midrange storage - EMC, Network Appliance, HP
RGS Wrote: I'm looking at several mid-range storage products and am interested in anecdotal experience that people in this group may have had with these products. This storage will provide storage for email (unix mail app), database (oracle), vmware, and file serving applications. Our implementation will have two arrays - a primary and a DR array and we'll be using snapshotting and mirroring software to provide various levels of data replication between the two arrays - some synchronous and some asynchronous. We have around 6TB of DAS storage that will move to these arrays. Projections are for our storage needs to top out around 20TB spread between the two arrays - the DR would host some tape-recoverable data. Here are the products under consideration: EMC CX3-20 HP EVA4000 w/DL 380G5 storage servers for file sharing & iscsi Network Appliance FAS3020 I'd appreciate any thoughts on the good, bad, and ugly features of these product lines. Thanks. I know alot about the cx3-20 If you would like to call me I would be happy to discuss I can also get you some comparisons of the 3 products if you like 781 982 9664 paul leeber I should be here until about 2:00 today and in all next week after the 1st -- PAUL LEEBER |
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Midrange storage - EMC, Network Appliance, HP
On 16 Dec 2006 03:14:48 -0800, "RGS" wrote:
I'm looking at several mid-range storage products and am interested in anecdotal experience that people in this group may have had with these products. This storage will provide storage for email (unix mail app), database (oracle), vmware, and file serving applications. Our implementation will have two arrays - a primary and a DR array and we'll be using snapshotting and mirroring software to provide various levels of data replication between the two arrays - some synchronous and some asynchronous. We have around 6TB of DAS storage that will move to these arrays. Projections are for our storage needs to top out around 20TB spread between the two arrays - the DR would host some tape-recoverable data. Here are the products under consideration: EMC CX3-20 HP EVA4000 w/DL 380G5 storage servers for file sharing & iscsi Network Appliance FAS3020 I'd appreciate any thoughts on the good, bad, and ugly features of these product lines. Thanks. I can't speak for the non-hp storage. However, imho the administration of the EVA is so simple, and the ability to manage performance so easy, that it makes life much better for admin. tasks. I've written in here previously on how it saves effort. |
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