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• A sampler of primary storage deduplication and data reduction products

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  Examining new features in storage-area network (SAN) technology

  Ian Lock of GlassHouse Technologies discusses the newest features in storage-area network (SAN) technologies, including data deduplication, thin provisioning and storage tiering. FAQ   |   ComputerWeekly.com

  Networked storage for small businesses: A guide to SMB storage networking

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  Storage-area networks to become increasingly object based

  Storage-area networks will become increasingly object based, with a greater use of metadata. Potential SAN trends include disk drives, management, storage arrays and switches. Tip   |   SearchStorage.com

  Data migration tools take SMBs to the next tier: Data migration and tiered storage tutorial

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  As small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) become more comfortable with data storage systems, they will look for... Tutorial   |   SearchSMBStorage.com

  8 Gbps Fibre Channel: How to upgrade your storage-area network

  Are you planning an 8 Gbps Fibre Channel upgrade for your storage-area network (SAN)? Details to consider include bandwidth needs, choosing between director switches and edge switches, and pricing. Tip   |   SearchStorage.com

  Secure your iSCSI storage

  A Fibre Channel (FC) storage-area network (SAN) is physically no more secure than an iSCSI one; it's just far more difficult to get to. In this tip, Mark Arnold discusses best practices for small to midsized businesses (SMBs) to... Tip   |   SearchSMBStorage.com

  Storage-area network (SAN) fabrics: Mesh versus core-edge topology

  When designing a storage-area network (SAN) fabric, it is important to examine both mesh and core-edge SAN topologies. Learn about the pros and cons of both topologies for designing SAN fabrics and which choice is best suited for... Ask the Expert   |   ComputerWeekly.com

  What are the main steps when configuring a storage-area network (SAN) switch?

  Learn how to perform a storage-area network (SAN) switch configuration by determining the required port speed and topology, and configuring zones so devices can communicate with each other. Ask the Expert   |   ComputerWeekly.com

  Achieving concurrent write access to a storage-area network (SAN) without corruption

  A business has two load-balanced Web servers accessing the same LUN of a storage-area network. Steve Pinder tells them how to achieve concurrent write access without corruption. Ask the Expert   |   ComputerWeekly.com

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