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Page 1: DELL EQUALLOGIC EXPLANATION AND DEMO Rob Young | Technical Marketing, Robert_Young@dell.com,Robert_Young@dell.com

DELL EQUALLOGIC EXPLANATION AND DEMO

Rob Young | Technical Marketing, [email protected],

Page 2: DELL EQUALLOGIC EXPLANATION AND DEMO Rob Young | Technical Marketing, Robert_Young@dell.com,Robert_Young@dell.com

How EqualLogic changes the experience of storage EqualLogic background EqualLogic scaling model Application performance Features A couple minutes on iSCSI Demo

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AGENDA

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Avoid disruptions and hassles– Outgrowing the storage in the server– Outgrowing the server– Downtime for OS upgrades

– (VMware VMotion requires a SAN)

– Disruptive hardware refreshes Gross underutilization of physical assets Backup challenges Recovery challenges

Save labor Save cost?

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WHY SAN?

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Avoid disruptions and hassles– Outgrowing the RAID set– Outgrowing the storage controllers– Disruptive hardware refreshes

Gross underutilization of physical assets– One processor or RAID set “slammed”, others idle

Backup challenges– Snapshot-enabled backup

Recovery challenges– INSTANT restore (and keep all copies and options)– Remote recovery

Save labor– Planning requirements, re-configuration

Flexibility4

WHY A VIRTUALIZED SAN?

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COMPLEMENTARY VIRTUALIZATION

Resource Virtualized

Server virtualization

EqualLogic storage

Load Balance Motherboards

Yes Yes

Multiple motherboards per “application”

No Yes

Mixed hardware generations

Yes Yes

Online Incremental asset addition and retirement

Yes Yes

Snapshot and clone Yes Instant, including restore

Application integration

Can break integration with storage snapshots

Restores integration with storage snapshots

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Dynamic virtual storage Addresses changing business needs in real time at a

reasonable cost

Dynamic:– Unconstrained by previous configurations

Virtual:– Free of most hardware constraints

Addresses business needs without delay– Store, Protect, Recover, Copy, Grow, Re-provision

Reasonable cost– No feature license and software maintenance charges– Minimum study and effort : intuitive; avoid “gotchas”– Maximum performance efficiency– Maximum asset economic life

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EQUALLOGIC IS CHANGING HOW PEOPLE EXPERIENCE STORAGE(FAST ISCSI IS A TINY PIECE OF THIS)

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How EqualLogic changes the experience of storage EqualLogic background EqualLogic scaling model Application performance Features A couple minutes on iSCSI Demo

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AGENDA

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Founded 2001 Acquired by Dell in 2008 (for US$1.4b) At acquisition: over 3,500 customers in

30 countries worldwide

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EQUALLOGIC BACKGROUND

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SAMPLE OF EQUALLOGIC CUSTOMERS

Dell Confidential - For planning purposes only 9

Retail/

Manufacturing

Healthcare /

Pharm

aceutical

MediSync

Def

ense

/

Gov

ernm

ent

US District Court

Media/

Content

Oth

er

Financial

EducationEnergy Enterprise

SAN

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TM

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EQUALLOGIC IS CHANGING THE WAY PEOPLE EXPERIENCE STORAGEBy delivering dynamic virtual storage solutions that enable IT organizations to address changing business needs in real time at a reasonable cost

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CUSTOMER SATISFACTION

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Quality Categories* EqualLogic SUN HP NTAP

AllOthers

Initial Product Quality 6.30 6.08 5.42 5.23Features 6.26 6.11 5.71 5.53

Reliability 5.92 5.83 5.21 5.13Technical Support 5.96 5.85 5.44 5.18

Sales Force Competence 5.57 5.85 5.32 5.31Overall 6.00 5.26 5.42 5.28

Buy again? (% Yes) 93% 80.0 82.1 81.0

*Customers' rating of 1 - 8 given in each quality category

Lower than E

qualLogic

Customers Rate EqualLogic #1 in Storage Magazine

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Same support that won the awards continues Unmatched Support Staff & Knowledge

– Extensive knowledgebase of overall iSCSI ecosystem– Helpful beyond just the product itself– No limit on calls; we’re happy to help

Telephone installation support Cost-effective in all years, not just the first three

EQUALLOGIC SUPPORT PROGRAMSENSURING OUR CUSTOMER’S SUCCESS

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How EqualLogic changes the experience of storage EqualLogic background EqualLogic scaling model Application performance Features A couple minutes on iSCSI Demo

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AGENDA

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SAN CONFIGURATION CHOICEON DEMAND STORAGE GROWTH WITH ANY ARRAY TYPE

Add New Array Online Choose Any Configuration

– Mix SAS and SATA arrays Complete Modularity

– Add disks– Add and/or remove arrays

Auto Load Balancing Across Entire SAN

No Manual Tuning Required E-mail

Shares

SQL

AD/DomShares

Shares

Backups

Backups

Free Space

Backup Servers

File Servers

Application Servers

SwitchedGb Ethernet

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PS SERIES PRODUCT LINE

PS5000XV2.3, 4.8 TB

15,000 RPM SAS

PS5000X6.4 TB

10,000 RPM SAS

PS5000E2, 4, 8, 12, 16 TB

7,200 RPM SATA

Balanced performance and large capacity for enterprise data centers

Databases, Exchange servers, high-I/O virtual server environments, etc.

Entry-level configurations for affordable capacity

High capacity configuration for data-intensive applications, highly consolidated environments

Tiered storage, File Services, moderate I/O Exchange, databases, backup data, DR sites, etc.

Highest performance for the most critical and demanding enterprise applications

• Mix and match PS5000 series arrays to scale out capacity and performance• All arrays interoperate, including with previous hardware generations

PS5500E24 or 48 TB

7,200 RPM SATA

High-Performance SAS

Capacity-Oriented SATA

New

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Fully Redundant & Hot Swappable (5-9’s Availability)– Controllers– 16 or 48 disk drives– Fans and power supplies

High-end Components– 3 active 1-GB network interfaces– Enterprise SATA or SAS drives– 2 or 4 GB battery-backed mirrored

memory

ENTERPRISE-PROVEN STANDARD HARDWARE ARCHITECTURE

Hotswap Drive Carriers

Redundant Power Supplies & Fans

Dual Controllers

Enclosure Monitoring

System

– Component status

– Disk drive health

– Temperature

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LIKE MAINFRAME STORAGE ONLY WITHOUT THE FIXED FRAME

Stripe data across pairsEach block lives on one pair only

To Servers

Disks grouped by pair of controllers

Redundant Paths

Mainframe storage: Fixed Frame

EqualLogic: use switches for paths: no

need for the frame

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How EqualLogic changes the experience of storage EqualLogic background EqualLogic scaling model Application performance Features A couple minutes on iSCSI Demo

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AGENDA

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Avoid hitting performance limits Be more clever in using the disks Be more clever with advanced functions

– Enhanced capabilities– Fewer “gotchas”

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PLENTY OF CONTROLLER POWER

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THE EXCHANGE 2007 PERFORMANCE LEADER EQUALLOGIC SUPPORTS MORE USERS WITH FEWER DISKS

60000

2600025000

20000

8000192152

240

11248

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

0

10000

20000

30000

40000

50000

60000

70000

PS3900 XV 3070c AMS 1000 StorageWorks 6000 DS 4800

Microsoft Exchange Solution Reviewed Program (ESRP)

Users

Disks

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Data source: Microsoft Corp: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/bb412164.aspx

* Performance not sustained over time and not sustained as raw capacity utilization increases above the 24% NetApp tested. (NetApp TR3521-3 “Cooking the Numbers“) Additional restrictions apply.** HP did not test heavy users as the other vendors did. The IOPS demonstrated could support 17,800 heavy (0.4 IOPS) users with the required 20% headroom. HP used 10Krpm disks and limited utilization to reduce seek distances. EVA 8000 tests on Exchange 2003 using 15Krpm disks indicate that 98 15Krpm disks would have produced the same total IOPS.

*

*

Fibre

**

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HIGHEST PERFORMANCE FOR TRANSACTIONAL DATABASE APPLICATIONSHIGHEST NUMBER IOPS / DISK FOR TRANSACTIONAL APPLICATIONS

174

125

115

8076

0

50

100

150

200

PS3900 XV = PS5000XV DS 4800 FAS 3070c AMS 1000 StorageWorks 6000

Transactional database application IOs per second per disk

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Data source: Microsoft Corp: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/bb412164.aspx

* Performance not sustained over time and not sustained as raw capacity utilization increases above the 24% NetApp tested. (NetApp TR3521-3 “Cooking the Numbers“) Additional restrictions apply.** HP used 10Krpm disks. EVA 8000 tests on Exchange 2003 using 15Krpm disks indicate that 15Krpm disks would provide 98 IOPS each. HP also limited disk utilization to reduce seek distances.

**

*

*

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EQUALLOGIC VS. TIER-2 STORAGE: 2X OR MORE APPLICATION IO PER DISK

© Dell Inc . | All Rights Reserved

174

90

86

67

79

71

0

50

100

150

200

PS3900 XV = PS5000XV MD3000i MSA1510i(HP did not discloseresults on MSA2000)

HP DL320s(Servers emulating SAN)

3D3000(Exchange 2003 result)

Storage Center,short stroked: user data = 17% of

raw space

Transactional database application IOs per second per disk

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Data sources: Microsoft Corp: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/bb412164.aspx, …2165.aspx

Max IOPS validated in ESRP:

33,345 3,258 3,943 10,52424,265 710

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DISK OPTIONS

PS5000E PS5000X PS5000XV

SATAUp to 16 TB

10K SAS6.4 TB

15K SASUp to 4.8 TB

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Lower $/GB

Higher performance limit/GBHigher performance limit/$

Same great application performanceas long as your load is below the limit

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APPLICATION PERFORMANCE TIERS

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Higher applicationload limit per disk purchased

15Krpm

10Krpm

7200rpm

15K

10K

7200

15Krpm

10Krpm

7200rpm

Major vendor native SAN (FC or iSCSI)

Major vendor entry SAN & NAS emulating

SAN and minor vendor enterprise SAN

EqualLogic

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How EqualLogic changes the experience of storage EqualLogic background EqualLogic scaling model Application performance Features A couple minutes on iSCSI Demo

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AGENDA

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PS SERIES COMPREHENSIVE DATA MANAGEMENTALL-INCLUDED AT NO ADDITIONAL COST OR LICENSE FEES

BASESOFTWARE FEATURES

Management+ Instant on ‘set-up’ manager

+ Group manager

+ Rapid provisioning

+ Roles-based management

Data Protection and Availability+ RAID 5, RAID 10, RAID 50

+ Automatic RAID placement

+ Multi-path / IO support

Maintenance+ Phone home

+ Enclosure monitoring system

+ Historical performance trending

ADVANCEDSOFTWARE FEATURES

Storage Virtualization+ Auto-load balancing

+ Automatic storage pools & tiering

+ Thin provisioning

+ Array evacuation/ incremental retirement

Data Protection and Recovery+ Writeable snapshots

+ Multi-volume snapshots

+ Instant restore / cloning

+ Multi-way replication for disaster recovery

Server Management Integration+ VSS and VDS Providers

+ Automatic MPIO Connection Management

+ Smart Copy and Restore

+ SQL Server protection and quick recovery

+ Windows file systems protection

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GOT SNAPSHOTS? (ACTUALLY, IT’S NOT A “YES/NO” QUESTION)

Snapshot sub-feature BenefitMany snapshots (512/volume) Retention + Frequency: minimize

exposure to loss; speed recovery.

Snapshots with high performance, (avoid real-time copy)

Major applications eligible for snapshots; save $ on h/w

Instant Restore Users don’t have to wait offline for you to copy data from the snapshot back into the production volume

Snapshot of “bad” data retained during restore

Enables failure analysis and/or data extraction

Cloning of snapshots Analyze and retain snapshots without risk of over-writing them. Create test beds that can be re-set.

Snapshots retained during re-configuration

Protection all the time.

Fast storage (and avoid storage fragmentation)

Applications recover quicker, including from unattended reboots

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ADVANCED REPLICATION – MANUAL SYNC Manual (Tape or Disk) Transfer Option for Initial Replication

– Perform initial volume replication using transportable media

– Perform complete re-sync of existing volume replica using transportable media

– Follow-on updates are done via the network at scheduled intervals

Failback Option: For temporary use of D/R site– Re-synch the incremental changes back to the production site.

WAN

Network Replication

Primary Site

IP SAN

PS Series

Remote Site

IP SAN

PS Series

Transport

Initial Replication

Disk

Copy to transportable media

TapeDisk

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AUTOMATED CONNECT MANAGEMENT FOR MPIO

EqualLogic Advantage - Connection Aware MPIO

– Easy configuration and management

– End-to-end load balancing– Server and the PS Series Group

decide the best mapping to maximize availability and performance

– Automatically adapts to configuration changes on the Server, Network or PS Group

– Ensures best-practice deployment

MPIO

iSCSI

SCSI

Application

NICs or HBAs

HA Volume

HA Volume

HA Volume

Application

Application

Switched Gb Ethernet Network

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APPLICATION VIEWASM SMART COPY OPERATIONS

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Switched GbE NetworkSwitched GbE Network

SQL & Exchange Servers

Streamlines application protection tasks

Significantly accelerates application data recovery

Simplifies application data management tasks

Enhances backup processes

Provides advanced scripting capabilities

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AUTO-SNAPSHOT MANAGER SMART COPY FEATURE

Empower line of business administrators to improve operations– No ‘translation’ into storage terminology - manage and recover

applications at the host level, without SAN knowledge or privileges

– Integration of SAN copy facilities – snapshot, clone, replication to server and database operations: “clean” copies

– Multi-step application and SAN copy processes are coordinated transparently and presented in simplified host views

– Scheduling capability

– Scripting via CLI

Extends EqualLogic simplicity to server administrators

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SMART COPY RESULTS

Backup– Transparent to existing

backup operations

Data and Disaster Recovery– More frequent copy

protection– Faster recovery– Application aware recovery

Enables parallel processing– Reporting– Data mining

Testing and development– Easily setup and update copies

of data for testing and development environments

Facilitates system maintenance and application upgrades– Allows existing backup software

to perform off host backups– Database or file system

validation on another node– Simplifies and accelerates the

recovery process

Page 33: DELL EQUALLOGIC EXPLANATION AND DEMO Rob Young | Technical Marketing, Robert_Young@dell.com,Robert_Young@dell.com

EQUALLOGIC IN A VMWARE ENVIRONMENT

HCL-certified, purpose-built enterprise storage increases availability

Fully virtualized SAN speeds deployment and removes complexity

Automatic load balancing and online volume migration maximizes IT responsiveness

Application-consistent snapshots enables faster backup and recovery

Auto-Replication integration with VMware Site Recovery Manager for reliable disaster recovery

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AUTO-SNAPSHOT MANAGER /VMWARE EDITIONAUTOMATED, INTEGRATED, AND SCALABLE PROTECTION FOR VIRTUAL MACHINES

Works with Virtual Center to Snapshot the VM and then take PS Series snapshot

Allows for scheduling and automation of protection

Works with VMware’s folder structure for scalability

Allows for Rollback of VMs for fast recovery

Automated Rollback of datastore or selective restore of individual VMs

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VMware Snapshot

Mode

VMFS1VMFS1

VMFS2VMFS2

ASMVMware Edition

VMFS1VMFS1

VMFS2VMFS2

VMware Production

Mode

SAN BasedHardware Snapshot

Virtual Machine

1

Virtual Machine

2

Virtual Machine

1

Virtual Machine

2

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How EqualLogic changes the experience of storage EqualLogic background EqualLogic scaling model Application performance Features A couple minutes on iSCSI Demo

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AGENDA

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ISCSI MAKES SAN EASIER AND MORE AFFORDABLE

Fibre Channel iSCSI $-

$2,000

$4,000

$6,000

$8,000

$10,000

$12,000

$14,000

iSCSI, Fibre ChannelInfrastructure List Pricing(8 fully redundant hosts)

HBAs/NICs Switch Ports Cables

>$1,400 SAVINGS per host

Source: Dell Analysis

– LOWER TCO– LOWER COST

INFRASTRUCTURE – NO SPECIAL EQUIPMENT

REQUIRED– COMPARABLE

PERFORMANCE TO FIBRE CHANNEL FOR MANY APPLICATIONS

– BROAD APPLICATION, OS SUPPORT

– LEVERAGES IT KNOWLEDGE BASE

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ISCSI - BASED ON TWO ESTABLISHED STANDARDS

Robust data access transport built on existing standards– SCSI storage access protocol – Well-established for over 20

years

– TCP/IP networking – In use for over 30 years

Same result as Fibre: the OS sees a raw “SCSI device”

Servers

StorageTCP/IP

Packet

Ethernet

SCSI

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ISCSI INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORT

Complete OS support

Multi-path I/O

Boot from SAN

HBAs

Clusters

Storage over distance

Enterprise SAN backup

Tape and disk support

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Transactional applications– The wire is never a bottleneck for

transactional/business databases: not even close– Bottlenecks: disks and controllers– EqualLogic is the leader in breaking the bottlenecks

Bulk data streaming– Physical media: 125MB/sec per wire per direction.– Test-validated payload: 116MB/sec per wire per

direction.– That’s over 400GB/hour/wire

– Test-validated CPU load: roughly one GHz of one Xeon per 1 TB/hour of transfer– (Can eliminate via HBAs)

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ISCSI PERFORMANCE

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Enables use of EqualLogic storage– Many features shown not available in Fibre-capable

storage Enables use of VSS snapshot backups in VMware

VM’s Dramatically less expensive connections than Fibre Less complex; more interoperable

– Who cares what brand of switch is in the closet?

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ISCSI BENEFITS VS. FIBRE

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OS doesn’t fully support iSCSI? Truly extreme bulk data streaming needs? No room for NICs in the server?

– Must share existing Fibre HBAs with existing storage? Dependence on multi-vendor SAN management tools

that don’t fully support iSCSI?

If “Yes”, then we suggest Dell | EMC CX3– Best combination of features, performance, and support

among all Fibre-capable storage offerings.

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DO YOU STILL NEED FIBRE?

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How EqualLogic changes the experience of storage EqualLogic background EqualLogic scaling model Application performance Features A couple minutes on iSCSI Demo

42

AGENDA

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Automation and intelligence that is ahead of the competition Fastest and most scalable iSCSI product All inclusive price with no hidden costs The industry’s only enterprise class system designed for iSCSI The industry’s most comprehensive iSCSI ecosystem support

EQUALLOGIC DELIVERS

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Setup a new array from scratch Create a volume/ assign to server and mount Make snapshots, use for instant restore Clone a snapshot into a stand-alone volume Expand the volume and file system on the fly Expand the storage with automatic optimization Configure remote replication Create separate pools; move a volume between pools

without disrupting snapshots and replication

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DEMO TIME!

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CONTACT DELL EQUALLOGIC

Dell EqualLogic

110 Spit Brook Road

Building ZKO2

Nashua, NH 03062 USA

Tel: 603-579-9762

Toll Free USA and

Canada: 888-579-9762

www.equallogic.com

[email protected]: 603-579-9762 x7792

Channel [email protected]: 603-249-7915

[email protected]: 603-579-9762 x7653