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Matching Server Virtualization with Advanced Storage Virtualization

Overview In order to meet the challenges of running today's datacenters, an increasing number of IT organizations are turning to VMware Infrastructure 3 software. The features that VMware offers on the server side can be enhanced by a storage system that recognizes and enables the added intelligence of a virtualized infrastructure.

LeftHand Networks' ^TM SAN/iQ platform delivers a clustered, open, iSCSI SAN solution with specific features to complement VMware Infrastructure 3. Customers can enjoy even better ease of use, reduced complexity, and unmatched availability when using the two products together.

This white paper outlines the improved ease of use, reduced cost and complexity, increased availability, and complete compatibility that comes with using LeftHand Networks storage systems together with VMware Infrastructure 3.

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Publisher	VMware	File Format	PDF
Date Published	November 2007
Format	White Papers
Topics	Storage Management, Data Center, SANs, High Performance Computing, Virtualization

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