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Enterprise Computing: Is EMC Storage Configuration Advisor A SANScreen Killer?

By On May 13, 2009 · 12 Comments · In Uncategorized

EMC have just announced a new product – Storage Configuration Advisor (see the press release here).  A quick review of the press release and the datasheet shows a remarkable similarity to Netapp’s SANScreen.  Both products are pitched as datacentre automation tools – they monitor your configuration and highlight logical [...]

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I Stand Corrected

By On January 12, 2008 · Leave a Comment · In Uncategorized

In a previous post earlier this year I mentioned the Onaro purchase by Network Appliance. As I said at the time, I wasn’t aware Onaro’s SANScreen product even had a NAS module. It seems I was wrong, and thanks for Deni O’Connor for indirectly pointing it [...]

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Two for the price of one

By On January 3, 2008 · 1 Comment · In Uncategorized

The holidays are over and it’s back to work for me. In fact I returned yesterday; the break was good however it is also good to be back.

It seems that I’ve returned to a flurry of acquisitions. Yesterday there was the heavily reported (on the blogosphere) purchase of XiV by IBM. Tony [...]

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Certification Nightmare

By On June 6, 2007 · 2 Comments · In Uncategorized

One of the things I’ve always found a real issue in heterogeneous environments is that of certification. By certification I mean confirming that an installation is vendor supported. This is no mean feat in today’s storage world. There are multiple layers – storage array, fabric, HBA, O/S, logical volume manager and multipathing software. There are [...]

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