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Integrating FileNet Images Services Connector for SnapLock With NetApp Storage

Overview SnapLock is the NetApp implementation of high-performance disk-based, magnetic WORM (write once, read many) storage. The primary objective of this Data ONTAP feature is to provide secure, storage-enforced data retention functionality via open file protocols. SnapLock can be deployed for protecting data in regulatory environments. An example of such an environment is a broker/dealer market regulated by SEC Rule17a-4. Other configurations of SnapLock can be deployed for unregulated or more flexibly regulated environments. FileNet Image Services software supports SnapLock for archiving data to a SnapLock volume. This paper discusses the procedure for integrating FileNet Image Services and NetApp unified storage.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Network Appliance (NetApp)	File Format	PDF
Date Published	August 2004
Format	White Papers
Topics	Storage Management, High Performance Computing

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