Cisco Systems (NASDAQ: CSCO) and NetApp (NASDAQ: NTAP) have rolled out ExpressPod, a starter version of their FlexPod converged architecture data center platform that pools server, storage and networking solutions under one umbrella, a move to capture more sales from SMBs.
This is the second time in the past six months that Cisco and NetApp have taken a run at the fewer-user market for FlexPod, of
HP and IBM offer to give support to the competitors products for a lower price.
My situation is that the 16TB NetApp we have is fine, but the contract is about to expire and renewing a support contract on old hardware is exceeding expensive compared to that we pay now.
We don't need the highest level of support.
So I am wondering, if there are similar wars/offerings in the storage area, where o
We use mixed CIFS and NFS volumes and I want to run a single backup server that copies all of the files from the NetAPP to local disks that can be sent of site for backup/DR.
How would I configure the NetAPP to allow me to read everything on both CIFS and NFS filesystems so that they can be backed up with rsync.
Written by: Stephen Withers | Published in: TechnologyCisco and NetApp have introduced new and revamped unified computing products for small, medium and enterprise customers.
Hi,I got a problem when I trying to get lock from NetApp NFS.The NFS client is centos6.0, NFS v3. The NFS server is NetApp.The NFS client is a virtual machine running on Xe... [by zhjt80]
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