Hp Multi-Protocol Long-Distance Products; Hp San Extension Products Summary And Usage; Features And Usage For Hp Supported Fcip San Extension Products - HP StorageWorks 4000/6000/8000 - Enterprise Virtual Arrays Reference Manual

IP gateways, with an ATM blade residing on the GbE Ethernet switch or IP router to convert the GbE
to ATM.
See Table 83

HP multi-protocol long-distance products

This section describes the following HP StorageWorks SAN extension products:
HP IP Distance
MPX200 Multifunction Router with
B-series 1606 Extension SAN Switch and DC Dir Switch MP Extension
B-series 400 MP Router and MP Router
B-series MP
C-series MDS 9216i, 9222i, IPS-4, IPS-8, 14/2, and 18/4

HP SAN extension products summary and usage

HP provides a full line of SAN extension products designed to satisfy a range of disaster recovery
solutions and requirements.
FCIP SAN extension products. For more information, see
"Fibre Channel over Internet
Access EVA" on page 324, and the Disaster Recovery Solutions: FCIP Gateway Performance Comparison
whitepaper at http://h18006.www1.hp.com/storage/sanwhitepapers.html.
Table 147 Features and usage for HP supported FCIP SAN extension products
FCIP gate- Supported
way product fabrics
HP IP Distance B-series
Gateway
C-series
(mpx110)
298 SAN extension
on page 175 for detailed information about distance rules for Fibre Channel over ATM.
Gateway, page 299
Router, page 319
Table 147
Protocol" on page 290,
Inter-fabric Supported DR
connectivity software
E_Port Continuous Access
EVA
(fabric merge)
XP Continuous
EX_Port
Access
(LSAN fabric
isolation),
when used
with B-series
switches with
Integrated
Routing or
B-series routers
with FCR
FCIP, page 308
Blade, page 316
describes the product features and usage for all HP supported
"SAN extension best practices for Continuous
Data compression
method/use
Software
(Use when RTT is >= 50
ms; or if guaranteed
WAN bandwidth is <=
45 Mb/s)
Blade, page 312
Modules, page 323
Recommended IP
bandwidths
(WAN)
Low: T3/DS3 (45
Mb/s)
to
Medium: OC-3
(155 Mb/s)
Network
require-
ments
See Table
148.