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    Re: SAN Solution

    Quote Originally Posted by 1stRaven View Post
    Just looking into these through work not. Scary money in a way. Dell just provided a £79,000 quote for a SAN unit with a fail-over reduced IO unit in a 2nd site. Granted, this is for a 5tb San in Raid 10 on SAS 15k drives (fail-over is Sata drives) .

    Looking at 3 providers - Dell (Preferred as we are a Dell house), HP or NetApp.
    yup, we have a few all over the word with replication to one in the DC.
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    Re: SAN Solution

    It may depend on your supplier but I've seen HP left hand P4500 G2's with site replication licenses for considerably cheaper than your quote from Dell Raven. I actually found them to be nice easy units to manage as well. Far better than the Dell branded EMC that I've been using recently.

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    Re: SAN Solution

    We are just testing Dell's at the moment but will be testing HP in the next few weeks and I'm visiting netapp on monday to look at there system.

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    Re: SAN Solution

    Just thought i would throw it in there (as im quite late to the discussion) but we use Isilon for a lot of clients. Slightly different way of working but its damn good stuff!

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    Re: SAN Solution

    I thought Isilon was off site storage?
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    Re: SAN Solution

    Na you can use it local no problemo, we use it in video ingest and playout situations usually becuase of its high IOPs and ease of expansion.

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    Re: SAN Solution

    Thats EMC's scaleout NAS isn't it ?
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    Re: SAN Solution

    Quote Originally Posted by Moby-Dick View Post
    Thats EMC's scaleout NAS isn't it ?
    yes its EMC... for some reason I thought it was off site only! Don't know where I got that idea from.
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    Re: SAN Solution

    Quote Originally Posted by Moby-Dick View Post
    Thats EMC's scaleout NAS isn't it ?
    Yeah, its a bit more than just a NAS though. Have a read of the site
    http://www.isilon.com/

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    Re: SAN Solution

    whats the IOPS like on those boxes? Any good for heavy SQL loads?
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    Re: SAN Solution

    Should be very good, they state 1.7 million for the S-Series on the website!
    Might be worth having a look at BlueArc, never used them but they are supposed to be pretty good also.

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