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hp network storage solutions Leading
Solutions Technology Update John
Kilkenny Storage Technical Consultant 23rd July
2002
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todays topics

• who is HP storage
• storage challenges
• hp storage portfolio
• Online Storage Disk Arrays
• Entry Level Arrays
• Mid-sized Arrays
• Enterprise Arrays
• FC Switches
• Network Attached Storage
• Nearline Storage
• Storage Management
• virtualization
• why you should continue to choose hp storage

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• deep understanding of your challenges and the
  delivery of technology solutions to help you
  succeed
• portfolio that offers you choice and excellence
  that is second to none
• products and solutions that help you meet the
  continuing challenges of enterprise storage

who is hp storage? more than 5,000 people
dedicated to storage and leveraging tens of
thousands more around the world
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storageleadership solutions

• 1 in disk storage systems
• 1 in external storage systems
• 1 in tape drives and automation
• 1 in storage area networks
• 1 in virtualization technology

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your storage challenges our solutions
explosive storage growth
modular network scaling
skilled personnel to manage storage resources
storage management automation
storage management complexity
storage virtualization
commitment to open standards-based solutions
storage networking interoperability
keep business running while transforming
high availability solutions and virtualization
implemented at multiple levels
security
storage management simplification
storage total cost of ownership
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storagewe deliver end-to-endstorage solutions

• online storage systems - arrays
• fibre channel switches
• nearline storage systems tapes and libraries
• storage management software
• virtualization storage solutions
• services and support
• storage solutions

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online storage portfolio
XP
EVA
EVA-based midrange
MA/EMA
VA74X0
VA7100

• business enterprise
• monolithic or modular
• high connectivity
• high scalability
• high efficiency
• lower TCO
• highest disaster tolerance solutions
• universal connectivity and heterogeneity

MSA1000

• business midrange
• scalable modularity
• heterogeneous
• ease of administration
• price/performance
• moderate functionality

• business entry
• SCSI and FC
• investment protection DAS to SAN (DtS)
• moderate scalability
• price sensitive

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MSA1000 target environments

• x86 Industry Standard Servers
• Compaq ProLiant, Dell PowerEdge, HP NetServer,
  IBM Netfinity
• Limited IT resources budgets
• Extensive DAS environment
• Business critical NT applications
• Need for departmental/remote SANs
• Requirements for
• High availability solutions (clustering,snapshots)
  
• Storage consolidation (disk and tape)
• Simplified management (storage/solution)

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Modular SAN Array 1000Featuring DAS to SAN
Architecture

• Key features
• Works in existing Compaq SANs
• Supports ProLiant and x86 servers
• Selective Storage Presentation(multiple server
  support)
• Scalable to 3TB
• Fully redundant components
• Boot from SAN capability
• Unique benefits
• Built on Compaqs exclusive DtS Architecture
• Embedded 2Gb fabric switch (opt)
• Advanced Data protection

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• available
• enterprise-class HA and data protection
• self-tuning based on application demand to meet
  performance needs
• manageable
• virtual array technology simplifies storage
  administration
• breadth of software keeps data safe, secure, and
  under control
• choice of RAID 1/0 or dynamic RAID management
• versatile and flexible
• wide range of OS support
• SAN or direct attach
• small footprint saves valuable data center space

hp virtual array family delivering on the
promise of simplified management, thereby
lowering the total cost of ownership
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• about va virtualization
• capacity is treated as a single pool of storage
  blocks, not discrete disks
• mapping techniques provide a logical view of
  storage to host servers
• data can be stored in different formats and
  locations to meet varying access requirements
• data storage parameters can be adjusted when
  access requirements change
• benefits
• high availability
• lower TCO
• optimum performance

hp array-based virtualization
block-level mapping
LUN 1
virtual disks
storage pool
LUN 2
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va7100 the storage choice for heterogeneous
environments

• business continuity double parity RAID 5DP
  offers more predictability and data protection
  than traditional RAID 5 arrays
• flexibility seamless worry-free integration to
  meet your networking needs
• secure management protect your dataon a
  LUN-by-LUN basisfrom any host systems that you
  dont want to have access
• affordability costs less than competing products
  and offers more availability, security, and
  manageability

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• reliability end-to-end data integrity and RAID
  5DP keep data intact across the entire data path
• flexibility choose to manage the array either by
  Web browser, CLI, direct host attach, or SANs
  with a full suite of VA software
• manageability manage storage easily in direct
  host-attached and SAN environments from anywhere
  on your network or in the world
• scalable capacity scalability up to 105 disk
  drives with ds2405

va7400 maximize array performance, capacity,
and availability
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virtual array 7410

• available provides high-availability support
  with hot-swappable, redundant components
• compatible integrates into your management
  environment with hp array management software
• efficient provides simultaneous heterogeneous
  disk array sharing for cost-effective management

high-performance, low-cost virtual disk arrays
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roadmap virtual array
va7400
future virtual array enhancements
va7410

• scalable to 105 disks 7.7TB capacity
• 2Gb/s FC to host
• 1Gb/s to disks
• 28K cache IOPS
• 170MB/s
• 1024 LUNs

• scalable to 105 disks 7.7TB capacity
• 4 ports host and disk
• 2Gb/s FC, front and back
• 34K cache IOPs
• gt 330MB/s
• 1024 LUNs

• increased capacity
• enhanced performance
• software enhancements
• more solution-focused

va7100

• 415 disks 1TB capacity
• native 1Gb/s FC
• 1GB cache/controller
• 12K cache IOPS, 90MB/s
• 128 LUNs

solutions available today
available in July 02
future
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StorageWorks modular array family
EMA16000
System Upgradability
Platforms
OpenVMS Tru64 UNIX HP-UX IBM AIX NT Win
2000 Datacenter NetWare Redhat LINUX SUSE
LINUX SUN Solaris SGI IRIX
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Compaq Confidential
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modular array architecture

• High Availability Features
• No Single Point of Failure
• Redundant, hot swappable components
• Controllers, disks, fans, power supplies
• Automatic fail-over
• RAID levels 0, 1, 01, 3, 5
• Scalable Capacity
• Attach multiple systems to SAN
• Up to 12 TB per system (with 72 GB and EMA16000)
• 9 GB, 18 GB, 36GB - 10K, 15K RPM drives
• 72GB 10K RPM drives
• Scalable Performance
• Single or dual controllers
• Active-Active controllers
• Up to 1 GB mirrored, write-back cache
• Up to 4 FC host ports per storage system
• Supports connectivity for data replication (DRM)
• 100 MB/Sec each

Controller Enclosure
Front
Drive Enclosure
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enterprise virtual array

• design features
• modularity and scalability
• full high availability
• high performance 2Gb fibre channel
• interface, controllers and disks
• multi-level virtual RAID architecture
• centralized, lite-touch management

removes traditional storage barriers that can
hamper the flow of information and maximize
investment
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hp StorageWorks enterprise virtual array
traditional architecture
(wasted space)

• stranded capacity
• storage locked snapshot-space
• under-utilized storage space

vol. 3 OVMS
vol. 1 NT
vol. 2 Solaris
vol. 4 Tru64
maximize storage utilization
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hp EVA portfolio

• features
• scaleable modular networked storage
• higher storage capacity utilization
• high capacity in dense packaging footprint
• centralized and simplified management
• auto load balance self-tuning performance
• hot-swap redundant components, vRAID 0, 1, 5
• 2Gbps fibre channel array controller
• Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, 2000, W2K DC, Sun
  Solaris, IBM AIX, Tru64 UNIX, OpenVMS, and HP-UX
  11.0, 11i
• up to 17.5TB, up to 240 fibre channel 1 HDDs
• 1GB cache per controller
• external fibre channel switch attachment
• centralized management via SAN Appliance
• target deployments
• enterprise open system data center operations
• VLDB, OLTP, ERP, CRM
• Windows NT, 2000, 2000 DC, Solaris, Tru64, OVMS,
  HP-UX, IBM AIX

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hp surestore xp128

• high performance
• maximum sequential transfer rate
• 1.1 GByte/s sustained
• 2.4 GByte/s peak from cache
• up to 375K IOPS from cache
• reliability continuous data access for
  mission-critical environments is ensured by no
  single point of failure
• footprint efficiency provides up to 9.3 TB raw,
  8.1TB usable in a single cabinet.

enterprise performance, capacity, and reliability
in a small footprint
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hp surestore xp1024

• high performance
• maximum sequential transfer rate
• 2 GB/s sustained
• 3.2 GB/s peak from cache
• up to 500K IOPS from cache
• scalability provides unparalleled scalability,
  storing up to 74 TB raw, 64 TB usable in a single
  system
• reliability continuous data access for
  mission-critical environments is ensured by no
  single point of failure

unprecedented performance and capacity for the
enterprise
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whats new?
New XP features
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online storagedisk arrays
Yearly Roadmap with cross category migration

• 2005

• 2003

• 2004

• 2002

HP internalstorage
Compaq smart array family
entry-levelarray
HP VA7100 series (HP-UX)

new entry-level based on Compaq EVA architecture
Compaq MSA1000 (DtS investment protection)

midrange array
HP VA74X0 series (HP-UX)Compaq MA8000/EMA12000FC

new midrange based on Compaq EVA architecture
enterprise array
Compaq EVA enterprise modular
Compaq EMA16000
HP XP enterprise monolithic
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fibre channel switches
hp StorageWorks director 2/64
hp StorageWorks edge switches 2/16 2/32
hp StorageWorks core switch 2/64
price

• 2 x 64-port switches per chassis
• up to 128 ports
• full HA using 2 switches
• scaling ISL Trunking
• WEB TOOLS
• hard and soft Zoning

• full HA in a single box
• phone home features
• online upgradesno impact to applications
• soft Zoning only

• departmental- level connectivity
• capacity on demand
• 16-/24-/32-portconfigurations
• phone home features
• high performance

• loop and fabric connectivity
• entry-level to enterprise
• highly available configurations

performance/features
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network attached storage
NAS 8000-based architecture
NAS 8000
NAS/XP
e7000
NAS B3000
N2400

• business enterprise
• high capacity and performance
• advanced levels of high availability,
  performance, scalability and capacity
• heterogeneous environments
• enterprise data center
• large scale SANs
• evolve into NAS/SAN fusion

HP NAS/VA

• business midrange
• unpredictable growth need ability to scale
• heterogeneous environments
• medium to large enterprises
• entry-level SAN
• standards-based for investment protection
• easy-to manage storage
• multi-protocol file services
• future offering based on NAS 8000 architecture

NAS S1000

• business entry
• designed for workgroups and branch offices
• standards-based for investment protection
• just-in-time storage
• multi-protocol file services

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nearline storage systems
10/180-20/700 series
ESL series
2/20-10/100 series

• business enterprise
• high capacity and performance
• supports Ultrium, SDLT, DLT, and 9840
• very short backup window lt4 hours
• advanced levels of high availability,
  performance, scalability, and capacity
• heterogeneous environments
• enterprise data center
• large scale SANs

MSL series
1/8
1/16

• business midrange
• high storage density, scalable products
• supports Ultrium, SDLT, and DLT
• short backup window lt8 hours
• unpredictable growth- need ability to scale
• heterogeneous environments
• medium to large enterprises
• entry-level SAN

standalone drives

• business entry
• low cost
• traditional backup
• perfect for DAS
• departmental workgroup
• gt8 hour backup window

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storage management software
proactive services

• storage area
• management
• OpenView storage
• area manager suite
• storage node manager
• allocater
• optimizer
• builder
• accountant
• new services
• provisioning and planning

• remote services

• data protection
• and management
• omniback
• partner solutions

• HA and
• replication
• enterprise volume manager
• data replication manager
• secure path/auto path
• array-based software

management appliance
centralized management
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virtualization strategies for deployment
virtualization appliancelocal (centralized
management)
heterogeneous servers
heterogeneous storage
virtualization appliance
remote SAN
remote replication
IP, FC, ATM
virtualization solutions span many levels of IT
to improve efficiency
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network
array
host
SAN-wide, array-independent enterprise storage
services e.g. SANlink/VersaStor
attribute-based virtualization that simplifies
storage management in heterogeneous SANs e.g.
VA, EVA
small to mid-size homogeneous operating
environments for efficient utilization of
resources e.g. Virtual Replicator
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nothing will be discontinued that doesnt have a
comparable or superior replacement
customer assurance we are fundamentally committed
to protecting hp and Compaq storage customer
investments
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end-to-end portfolio of storage services

• SAN environment support
• business recovery services
• hardware and software support
• storage technical account services
• education
• mission-critical services
• outsourcing and managed services

• ROI
• storage visioning workshop
• project management
• education
• outsourcing and managed services

• pay-per-use
• SAN
• hardware and software
• data migration
• project management
• education
• outsourcing and managed services

• SAN architecture
• project management
• education
• outsourcing and managed services

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hp storage we can help you...

• accelerate your business velocity with the most
  extensive portfolio of open, modern, modular
  network and enterprise products for the
  heterogeneous storage market
• leverage the largest global repository of storage
  networking knowledge and expertise to develop a
  world-class storage infrastructure for your
  organization
• create a competitive advantage for your business

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