Table of ContentsNews Analysis TrendsADIC offers iSCSI backup optionsSome consultants and vendors believe backup will be the first real "killer app" for iSCSI storage area networks (SANs), just as it was for Fibre Channel SANs.
BlueArc claims to eliminate NAS 'islands'BlueArc claims it has solved the "islands-of-storage" dilemma that plagues administrators who need to scale network-attached storage (NAS) file systems.
EMC, Veritas continue acquisition spreesCommon goal is extended virtualization
Influx of iSCSI products continuesAfter three years of fits and starts and false expectations, some analysts predict that 2004 will finally be The Year of iSCSI.
MaXXan gains traction in DR applicationsMaXXan claims it is beginning to gain some traction with its intelligent switching platform, particularly in the area of disaster recovery.
Storage market shows signs of turnaroundIDC reports market shares
Survey reveals user interest in D2D backupA recent <i>InfoStor</i> reader survey reveals continued strong interest in disk-to-disk (D2D) and disk-to-disk-to-tape (D2D2T) backup technologies.
Business BriefsEditorialFrom storage budgets to security blanketsStorage network security, network-attached storage (NAS), iSCSI planning, blade servers, super tape drives, and limited budgets.
FeaturesiSCSI planning: Targets, availability, and securityThe second article in a two-part series examines iSCSI storage subsystems, data/application availability, and security requirements.
Part II: Blade servers and storage implicationsThe second article in our series examines management issues, the role of blade servers in grid computing, and the impact of blades on storage.
Steps for ensuring storage network securityThe Storage Security Industry Forum (the security forum in SNIA) recommends a five-step review for improved storage network security.
Storage execution in a time of scarcityAn executive summary from a large end-user survey reveals how IT managers are dealing with storage "pain points" within restricted budgets.
Special ReportNAS Market Overview: Issues and TrendsThe network-attached storage market is on the verge of another wave of innovations that will at least in part solve issues such as NAS management, scalability, and convergence with SANs.
New ProductsReader I OPATA vs. SATA: Does it matter?<p>With the buzz about Serial ATA (SATA), why are leading vendors still shipping parallel ATA-configured systems?</p>
Lab ReviewSuper tape shoot-out: SDLT vs. LTOWith the introduction of the SDLT 600 the tables are turned in performance and manageability–at least for the time being.
To The EditorTo the EditorRegarding "New approaches to managing reference information"
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