IBM Spectrum Virtualize is worth the buy, no costly SAN administration needed.
IBM Spectrum Virtualize, better known as SAN Volume Controller, is used to virtualize all the SAN storage and presents LUNS to our IBM, …
IBM Spectrum Virtualize
IBM Spectrum Virtualize
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What is IBM Spectrum Virtualize?
IBM Spectrum Virtualize supports provides data storage security and control across hybrid environments.
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What is IBM Spectrum Virtualize?
IBM Spectrum Virtualize supports provides data storage security and control across hybrid environments.
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IBM Spectrum Virtualize, better known as SAN Volume Controller, is used to virtualize all the SAN storage and presents LUNS to our IBM, Red Had, Oracle systems. It does to storage as VMware does to servers. It addresses what one can do by upgrading back-end storage without affecting production and migrating to such new storage without user impact.
- Virtualizes all your Block Storage
- Works on Fibre Channel or iSCSI
- Saves time, engineering and money for overtime of just watching data copy
- Costly but worth every dime in staff hours saved
- Each generation has its limits on Fibre Channel speed it supports and one must upgrade the nodes to get to higher speeds
- User Interface is now light speed ahead of where it started.