HP Core 2/64 Software Bundle 330882-B21 Merkblatt
Produktcode
330882-B21
Fabric Watch
Fabric Watch
Fabric Watch
Fabric Watch
Fabric Watch enables each switch to monitor the SAN for potential faults and automatically alert network
managers to problems before they become failures. Fabric Watch tracks a variety of SAN fabric
elements, events, and counters. Monitoring fabric-wide events, ports, SFPs, and environmental
parameters permits early fault detection and isolation as well as performance measurement. Each switch
in the SAN needs its own Fabric Watch license.
managers to problems before they become failures. Fabric Watch tracks a variety of SAN fabric
elements, events, and counters. Monitoring fabric-wide events, ports, SFPs, and environmental
parameters permits early fault detection and isolation as well as performance measurement. Each switch
in the SAN needs its own Fabric Watch license.
Fabric Manager
Fabric Manager
Fabric Manager
Fabric Manager
Fabric Manager is a highly scalable, Java-based application that manages multiple switches and
multiple fabrics (up to eight) in real time, helping SAN administrators with SAN configuration,
monitoring, dynamic provisioning, and daily management. SAN administrators gain rapid access to
critical SAN information across multiple personality fabrics, including both Fabric OS SANs and
enhanced Secure Fabric OS SANs.
multiple fabrics (up to eight) in real time, helping SAN administrators with SAN configuration,
monitoring, dynamic provisioning, and daily management. SAN administrators gain rapid access to
critical SAN information across multiple personality fabrics, including both Fabric OS SANs and
enhanced Secure Fabric OS SANs.
Secure Fabric OS
Secure Fabric OS
Secure Fabric OS
Secure Fabric OS
Secure Fabric OS™ is available only on the B-Series platform and is the only solution that provides
protection for both management access and switch-to-switch authentication. This comprehensive security
solution for SAN fabrics provides policy-based security protection for more predictable change
management, assured configuration integrity and reduced risk of downtime. Secure Fabric OS protects
the network by using the strongest, enterprise-class security methods available, including digital
certificates and digital signatures, multiple levels of password protection, strong password encryption and
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)-based authentication, and 128-bit encryption of the switch's private key
used for digital signatures. With its flexible design, Secure Fabric OS enables organizations to customize
SAN security to meet specific policy requirements. In addition, Secure Fabric OS works in conjunction
with Advanced Zoning to further secure access to the SAN, simplify storage management, and reduce
provisioning time.
protection for both management access and switch-to-switch authentication. This comprehensive security
solution for SAN fabrics provides policy-based security protection for more predictable change
management, assured configuration integrity and reduced risk of downtime. Secure Fabric OS protects
the network by using the strongest, enterprise-class security methods available, including digital
certificates and digital signatures, multiple levels of password protection, strong password encryption and
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)-based authentication, and 128-bit encryption of the switch's private key
used for digital signatures. With its flexible design, Secure Fabric OS enables organizations to customize
SAN security to meet specific policy requirements. In addition, Secure Fabric OS works in conjunction
with Advanced Zoning to further secure access to the SAN, simplify storage management, and reduce
provisioning time.
QuickSpecs
HP StorageWorks SAN Director 2/128 and 2/128 Power
HP StorageWorks SAN Director 2/128 and 2/128 Power
HP StorageWorks SAN Director 2/128 and 2/128 Power
HP StorageWorks SAN Director 2/128 and 2/128 Power
Pack B-Series Family
Pack B-Series Family
Pack B-Series Family
Pack B-Series Family
Product Highlights
DA - 11904 Worldwide — Version 11 — June 26, 2006
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