CA BrightStor Hierarchical Storage Managerr11.5 - Product only BSHSMSRV11500E 数据表
产品代码
BSHSMSRV11500E
Data Sheet
BrightStor
®
Hierarchical Storage
Manager r11.5
Storage administrators are faced with the conflicting requirements of continuously
delivering cores services and meeting regulatory requirements while simultaneously
controlling the cost of operations. BrightStor
delivering cores services and meeting regulatory requirements while simultaneously
controlling the cost of operations. BrightStor
®
Hierarchical Storage Manager (HSM)
provides transparent migration of files between tiers of storage hardware allowing them
to maintain user access to files while limiting the volume of files kept on production
servers. Simple configuration through the Administrator GUI results in an automated
process to move files to the most cost effective storage throughout their lifecycle.
to maintain user access to files while limiting the volume of files kept on production
servers. Simple configuration through the Administrator GUI results in an automated
process to move files to the most cost effective storage throughout their lifecycle.
Top Three Key Features
•
Transparent file migration across tiers
of storage
of storage
•
Policy based rules to match business
needs
needs
•
Simple administration through a remote
Administrator GUI
Administrator GUI
Supporting Environments
•
Windows 2003 Server
•
Windows 2000 Server
•
Windows XP for Administrator GUI
Exponential Storage
Growth
Growth
Disk drives have been getting larger,
faster and less expensive. No longer is
the high cost of storage hardware
creating resistance to the expansion of
storage capacity. It’s now the cost of
resources to deploy, manage and protect
storage that concerns today’s IT
management. As a result, the storage
explosion has spawned an entire industry.
faster and less expensive. No longer is
the high cost of storage hardware
creating resistance to the expansion of
storage capacity. It’s now the cost of
resources to deploy, manage and protect
storage that concerns today’s IT
management. As a result, the storage
explosion has spawned an entire industry.
In recent years, we have seen the advent
of the SAN, where multiple servers share
common storage resources via a fast
fiber-channel interface, and network
attached storage (NAS) appliances,
where additional networked storage
resources can be deployed quickly and
painlessly on a company’s existing
of the SAN, where multiple servers share
common storage resources via a fast
fiber-channel interface, and network
attached storage (NAS) appliances,
where additional networked storage
resources can be deployed quickly and
painlessly on a company’s existing
network infrastructure without disturbing
ongoing processing.
ongoing processing.
SANs and specialized NAS servers go a
long way toward meeting the short-term
need for simpler deployment of additional
storage. It should be noted, however, as
the total storage resources increase in
size, so does the effort and cost (as much
as seven times the hardware cost
according to some industry experts)
required to manage and protect them.
long way toward meeting the short-term
need for simpler deployment of additional
storage. It should be noted, however, as
the total storage resources increase in
size, so does the effort and cost (as much
as seven times the hardware cost
according to some industry experts)
required to manage and protect them.
The conventional solution of deploying
more storage capacity actually
compounds the very problem that it was
enlisted to solve. The only solution to the
storage explosion problem is to first,
reduce the number of files to manage and
second, automate the management
process to prevent storage from getting
out of control in the future.
more storage capacity actually
compounds the very problem that it was
enlisted to solve. The only solution to the
storage explosion problem is to first,
reduce the number of files to manage and
second, automate the management
process to prevent storage from getting
out of control in the future.