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4AA2-2976ENW, November 2008
Upgraded server and storage in the data center supporting new, 
critical e-mail application and student/faculty services
Primary hardware:
• HP BladeSystem c7000 enclosure
• 3 HP ProLiant BL685c server blades 
• 5 HP ProLiant BL480c server blades
• HP StorageWorks Enterprise Virtual Array (EVA) disk array
• HP StorageWorks MSL4048 tape library with LTO-4 drives
• HP LTO-4 Ultrium data cartridges
Primary software:
• HP StorageWorks EVA Command View 
• HP Integrated Lights-Out 2 (iLO 2) Advanced
• HP Systems Insight Manager 
• HP StorageWorks Storage Mirroring 
• Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 e-mail
• Microsoft Windows Server 2000/2003 operating systems
• Microsoft SQL Server 2005 database
• VMware Infrastructure 3
• Veritas Backup Exec
HP Services
• HP Support Plus 24 service
Why HP?
• HP’s ability to provide an integrated, end-to-end infrastructure 
solution
• High availability of the HP BladeSystem c7000 enclosure
• High performance of HP ProLiant BL685c server blades with AMD 
Opteron 64-bit processors
Customer solution at a glance
WEI is a strong partner
After selecting HP, NEL looked for a partner to help 
them implement a solution, and chose Worldcom 
Exchange, Inc. “First we met with WEI’s designers 
and product experts,” recalls Reisdorff, “and then 
WEI worked with HP and put it all put together in one 
package: a complete, integrated, industry standard 
solution that all works together, with one service 
contract from one source.”
The WEI team also worked with NEL to make sure the 
project went as planned. “WEI people were on site 
with us doing the configuring and the installation,” 
says Reisdorff. “They also opened up their lab to us. 
We went into the lab and built the system exactly to 
our specifications. That saved installation time. Unlike 
a lot of companies, WEI didn’t get it almost right and 
then come back and tweak it. They got it right the first 
time. They were also very cost conscious. Sometimes 
they were slowing us down, telling us to make sure it 
is right before we took the next step.”
About New England Law|Boston 
New England Law|Boston (www.nesl.edu) was 
founded in 1908 as Portia Law School, the only 
law school established exclusively for the education 
of women. In its first century, the school has grown 
from an institution with a handful of women students 
to a national law school with 1,200 students, 150 
faculty and staff, and approximately 9,500 alumni. 
Coeducational since 1938, the school was renamed 
New England School of Law in 1969, and now enters 
its second century as New England Law|Boston. 
About Worldcom Exchange, Inc.
Worldcom Exchange, Inc. (www.wei.com) is an HP 
Data Center Elite Reseller providing businesses and 
government agencies end-to-end business solutions, 
including products, expertise and services. Diversity 
Business ranked WEI as the No. 1 Minority Business 
in New Hampshire in 2006.