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SAN or NAS?
Many small-midsized businesses (SMBs) are faced with a tough choice today: Should they implement network-attached...
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Is clustered NAS for SMBs?
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Seven steps for outsourcing data storage for SMBs
in capacity and lower in price (terabyte-sized SATA drives now cost less than $200) storage is getting more challenging, especially for small-midsized businesses (SMBs) that do not have dedicated storage expertise.
One solution for SMBs is to... Aug 11, 2008
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iSCSI vs. Fibre Channel for SMBs
to host via vMotion or XenMotion, to take advantage of snapshots and array-based replication or just to house a single pool of storage, you've decided to invest in your first storage area network (SAN). Now you have to decide whether to use iSCSI or Fibre Channel to...
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How to evaluate and purchase a SAN
in the SAN purchasing process. Let's look at the ones that can help you specify a system to meet your organization's goals.
Business goals, tech specs The starting point in a SAN purchasing strategy is to determine the business' needs -- both present and future... Nov 25, 2008
Data deduplication methods: Block-level versus byte-level dedupe
unique block is stored. By replacing repeated blocks with much smaller pointers rather than storing the block again, disk storage space is saved.
The criticism of block-based approaches are 1) the use of a hash algorithm to calculate the unique ID brings the... Nov 24, 2008
The pros and cons of solid-state drives for notebook computers
com and other outlets.
Many of the $299 to sub-$1,000, two to three pound "netbook" computers, like the Asus Eee, also use solid-state storage, which is for smaller capacities and is less expensive than hard drives. Many netbooks also offer a choice of SDD or HDD. For now... Nov 24, 2008
Secure DAS without breaking the bank
a favor and test your storage system resiliency. This means performing focused and realistic system failure scenarios (i.e., the storage hardware dies or your data center gets damaged or destroyed). There's no doubt you'll need to rely on it one day so why not find out where it's...
Nov 24, 2008
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