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SwimWays Shores Up Design Data With StoreVault

Overview SwimWays Corporation is a privately owned worldwide manufacturer of leisure and recreational water products, headquartered in Virginia Beach, VA. Several groups within the company were making forceful storage demands on the IT staff, and all groups had different requirements. In order to meet these needs, SwimWays had 12 servers and 2TB of production data under management. SwimWays required both design and sales data to be retained for the entire three-year product life cycle, but there was no tape subsystem for backups. Dataline, a Norfolk, VA, reseller, suggested a StoreVault with 12 drives, the CIFS protocol, RAID-DP and a SCSI card.

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Publisher: Network Appliance (NetApp)
File Format: PDF
Date Published: Sep 11, 2007
Format: Case Studies
Topics: RAID, Back-up, Storage Management

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