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Available Product HP StorageWorks 400t
Configurations All-in-One Storage
System (AiO400t)
HP StorageWorks 400r
All-in-One Storage
System (AiO400r)
HP StorageWorks 600
All-in-One Storage
System (AiO600)
HP StorageWorks 1200
All-in-One Storage
System (AiO1200)
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HP StorageWorks 400t and 400r All-in-One
through all major setup and management tasks.
HP All-in-One Storage Systems can send alerts for various events such as an
impending disk failure reducing the potential for downtime while HP's world
class support organization and partner network ensures that you can quickly
recover in the case of a problem.
This 4-drive entry-level tower solution built on the ProLiant ML110 G5
platform provides shared storage expansion for application servers (iSCSI
Target), enhanced file serving for end-user clients (NAS), and comprehensive
data protection features. The AiO400t is an affordable solution for small
datacenter or branch office environments that need less than 1TB SATA or
584GB SAS total raw capacity.
Sizing Guidelines: For Exchange environments, the AiO400 can be
used for smaller Storage Groups with less than 100 mailboxes when
using the Exchange ESRP implementation guidelines. Out of the box
implementations should only use the AiO400 for very few users or
archival Storage Groups unless using SAS HDDs. While it is certified
for VMWare ESX iSCSI connectivity, the AiO400 is not
recommended in VMFS environments due highly random read/write
performance characteristics of VMFS.
This 4-drive entry-level rackable solution built on the ProLiant DL160 G5
hardware platform provides shared storage expansion for application servers
(iSCSI Target), enhanced file serving for end-user clients (NAS), and
comprehensive data protection features. The AiO400r is an affordable
solution for small datacenter or branch office environments that need less
than 2TB SATA or 1.2TB SAS total raw capacity.
Sizing Guidelines: For Exchange environments, the AiO400 can be
used for smaller Storage Groups with less than 100 mailboxes when
using the Exchange ESRP implementation guidelines. Out of the box
implementations should only use the AiO400 for very few users or
archival Storage Groups unless using SAS HDDs. While it is certified
for VMWare ESX iSCSI connectivity, the AiO400 is not
recommended in VMFS environments due highly random read/write
performance characteristics of VMFS.
This mid-level tower/rack solution built on the ML350 G5 hardware platform
provides shared storage expansion for application servers (iSCSI SAN),
enhanced file serving for end-user clients (NAS), and comprehensive data
protection features. The AiO600 is an excellent solution for customers
looking for increased capacity, scalability, and hardware redundancy. The
AiO600 is available in both SATA and Serial Attached SCSI (SAS)
configurations.
Sizing Guidelines: For Exchange environments, AiO600 SATA
configurations are appropriate for storage groups with less than 500
mailboxes while AiO600 SAS configurations support up to 1,000
mailboxes when using the Exchange ESRP implementation guidelines.
Out of the box implementations for the AiO600 will support approx
25% of these numbers. The AiO600 is certified with VMWare ESX for
iSCSI connectivity; due to the highly random read/write performance
characteristics of VMFS we recommend SAS HDDs and the AiO1200
SAS as the best performance option for use with VMWare ESX and
VMFS.
This high capacity and performance optimized solution built on the DL320s
hardware platform provides shared storage expansion for application servers
(iSCSI SAN), enhanced file serving for end-user clients (NAS), and
comprehensive data protection features. The AiO1200 is an excellent
solution for customers looking for increased performance and capacity from
12 internal drives and a high performance RAID controller. The AiO1200 is
available in both SATA and Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) configurations.
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