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Introduction to IBM's SAN File System

Speaker(s):
Gordon Arnold IBM Corporation

Learn how the IBM TotalStorage SAN File System (based on IBM Storage Tank™
technology) can help you reduce the complexity of managing files within
SANs. The SAN File System is designed as a highly available file system for
network storage — one that is designed to provide a network-based
heterogeneous file system for data sharing and centralized policy-based
storage management in an open environment. IBM TotalStorage SAN File System
is designed to enable host systems to plug-in to a common SAN-wide file
structure. With the SAN File System, files and file systems are no longer
managed by individual computers — they are viewed and managed as a
centralized IT resource with a single point of administrative control.


34BX: Tuesday, 12:30-01:45 pm, PicassoAdd To My Personal Grid

One & 1/4 Hour
Program: Distributed Storage

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