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Business use |
Platform supported |
Disk capacity |
Storage Mgmt |
IBM System Storage DS3200
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The DS3200 addresses the top pain-points of small businesses managing increasing demand for capacity and data availability |
System x |
14.4 TB (using 3 EXP3000s and 300 GB SAS disks) |
DS3000 Storage Manager – no charge, included with system |
IBM System Storage DS3300
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The DS3300 provides organizations an affordable, scalable and highly available networked storage solution. |
System x™, BladeCenter® and select third party servers |
14.4 TB physical capacity (using three EXP3000s and 300 GB SAS disks) |
DS3000 Storage Manager—no charge, included with system |
IBM System Storage DS3400
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The enclosure addresses the top pain-points of small businesses managing increasing demand for capacity and data availability. |
System x, BladeCenter |
14.4 TB (using 3 EXP3000s and 300 GB SAS disks) |
DS3000 Storage Manager – no charge, included with system |
IBM System Storage DS4000 EXP420 Express Model
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Designed to be a cost effective solution for data archiving, reference data, and near-line storage applications. A 4 Gbps Fibre Channel design for high throughput for your most demanding applications. |
Designed to support heterogeneous operating systems (OS) environments for System x™ and System p™ |
Scales to 8 TB of physical storage capacity using 16 SATA 500 GB EV-DDM (Enhanced Value - Disk Drive Modules). |
Includes easy-to-use IBM System Storage™ DS4000™ Series Storage Manager, which provides common storage management software to allow you to perform troubleshooting and management tasks |
IBM TotalStorage DS4700 Express Model
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The IBM System Storage™ DS4700 Express Model supports a high-performance 4 Gbps capable Fibre Channel interface designed for data-intensive applications that demand increased connectivity. |
System p™, System x™, Windows Server® 2003 w/SP1, Windows® 2000 Server & Adv.Server w/SP4, Novell NetWare® 6.0 w/SP5 & 6.5 w/SP5, Red Hat Enterprise Linux® 3.0 U7, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.0 U3; SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 8 SP4, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 SP3, VMWare ESX 2.5.2; AIX® 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, HP-UX 11i and 11.23, Solaris 8, 9, 10 |
Model 72A/H/S/T: 112 FC or 112 SATA drives (using 6 DS4000™ EXP810 Expansion Units) Model 70A//H/S/T: 112 FC or 112 SATA drives (using 6 DS4000 EXP810 Expansion Units) |
IBM System Storage™ DS4000™ Storage Manager version 9.21 |
IBM System Storage DS5020 Express
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The IBM System Storage DS5020 Express Model supports a high-performance 8 Gbps capable Fibre Channel interface, designed for data-intensive applications that demand increased connectivity. DS5020 also supports the optional 1 Gbps iSCSI interface for less demanding applications and lower cost implementation. |
Microsoft Windows, UNIX, Linux,and VMware. For a current list of platforms supported, please visit SSIC |
Model 20A: 112 FC or 112 SATA drives (using 6 EXP520 Expansion Units) |
IBM System Storage DS; Storage Manager version 10.xx |
IBM System Storage SAN Volume Controller Entry Edition
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SAN Volume Controller Entry Edition helps simplify management of your storage infrastructure and provides a single easy-to-use point of control even as your storage needs grow. In this way, SVC Entry Edition helps improve productivity of administration staff so you can manage your storage as your business grows. Through pooling of storage and advanced functions such as thin provisioning and snapshots, it also helps improve storage utilization to improve your return on investment (ROI) and also to help control storage growth. |
SVC is compatible with a wide range of server and disk systems from IBM and other vendors. For the most current information, please see the detailed SVC interoperability information. |
Maximum number of disk drives increased from 60 to 250 (regardless of size) |
Includes IBM System Storage Productivity Center (SSPC) enabling end-to-end disk management on single screen. Complexity in the data center is reduced through centralization of management and elimination of auxiliary servers. |
