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SANsymphony ™ Application Support Services Fast iSCSI Boot Capability

SANsymphony ™ Application Support Services Fast iSCSI Boot Capability Disaster Recovery, Flexibility and Cost Savings. Note: Must be displayed using PowerPoint Slideshow to see animations. DataCore, the DataCore logo, Powered by DataCore, SANmelody, are trademarks or registered trademarks

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SANsymphony ™ Application Support Services Fast iSCSI Boot Capability

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  1. SANsymphony™ Application Support Services Fast iSCSI Boot Capability Disaster Recovery, Flexibility and Cost Savings • Note: Must be displayed using PowerPoint • Slideshow to see animations DataCore, the DataCore logo, Powered by DataCore, SANmelody, are trademarks or registered trademarks of DataCore Software Corporation. Other DataCore product or service names or logos referenced herein are trademarks of DataCore Software Corporation .All other products ,services and company names mentioned herein may be trademarks of their respective owners.

  2. iSCSI Boot Solutions in Action • Disaster Recovery and Cost Savings - Emergency Boot from the SAN • If a machine fails it can be directed to boot from a snapshot or copied boot volume on the SAN. • Leverages the snapshot/mirroring/cloning features • Fast and efficient recovery of entire operating systems • Bare system installs – Rapid Deployments • Boot volumes can be quickly duplicated using snapshot or mirroring features. Shared boot volumes can be created once and assigned to many machines to boot from the same volume on the SAN. • Extremely fast • Eliminates time and repetitive tasks • Provisioning – Meet Changing Requirements • Ensures that hardware systems and storage resources are utilized to their full potential. • Consolidate hardware and storage by separating them from operating systems. • Fast provisioning and re-provisioning of machines - switch between boot volumes depending on the task. • Blade servers - Diskless Remote Booting • Uses existing Ethernet connections, enabling them to be deployed, provisioned and re-provisioned quickly. • Eliminate purchasing costly HBAs • Add flexibility to your blade deployments • Consolidates storage • Virtual machine's and Virtual storage – Gain Virtual Infrastructure Flexibility • Guest operating system can now boot directly from a SAN. Tested to work on VMware & Microsoft Virtual Server. • Simplified disaster recovery from virtual machine failure • Fast provisioning and re-provisioning • Simplifies setup and configuration

  3. Diskless / Emergency Boot Operations via iSCSI • Uses features of emBoot’s netBoot/i in combination with SANsymphony iSCSI target virtual volumes • Utilizes standard Network Cards (no special HBA’s required) • Select and boot different boot images over iSCSI • Diskless boot over iSCSI for blade servers, etc. • Local disk failure emergency boot recovery over iSCSI • SANsymphony delivers iSCSI disks to application servers over the Ethernet LAN • Proxy DHCP services can be co-located on the SANsymphony server • GUI tools are provided to easily copy a boot image(s) to the iSCSI target disk(s) provided by SANsymphony

  4. VV1 iSCSI Boot Disk Boot Disk Copy Virtual Disk Virtual Disk Local Boot Disk VV1 Fast iSCSI Boot – DataCore and emBoot System running on remote iSCSI Boot Disk Acquire SANsymphony iSCSI target address from ProxyDHCP System running on Local boot disk Issue Command To Copy Boot Image Running Windows O.S. Running Windows O.S. App Server 5 Clicks NIC BIOS Physical Disk BIOSboots from iSCSI Boot Disk SDS Map iSCSI Virtual Disk To Server System Crash Event Occurs DHCP S A N Symphony Proxy NIC iSCSI Physical Disks Note: App Server must be emboot netboot/I PXE capable

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