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IBM Systems Group
IBM storage offerings
Flexible, scalable storage solutions designed to take your business the distance in the on demand world
IBM TotalStorage Enterprise Storage Server
IBM TotalStorage Ultrium Tape Library 3582
IBM TotalStorage Enterprise Tape Drive 3592
IBM TotalStorage SAN Integration Server
demand the mostDemand the most from your storage provider
Your business faces unrelenting pressure to do more with
less, improve results and deal with IT complexity—all with
tighter budgets than ever before. In addition, the amount of
data that the typical organization manages is increasing
rapidly, which presents additional business challenges.
Make no mistake about it—there is a strong correlation
between your storage environment and the performance
of your business. The IT solutions that you have now and
might deploy in the future will most likely be storage-
intensive, which could result in the growth and complexity
of your storage environment. And that’s where IBM can
help. IBM is an industry leader in innovative storage solu-
tions that can help simplify IT environments so CIOs and
IT managers can focus on other tasks, including:
• Increasing efficiency and utilization
• Managing costs
• Improving reliability
• Competing more effectively
IBM and IBM Business Partners deliver resilient, modular,
scalable hardware and software storage solutions along
with worldwide services and support that allow you to
demand the most from your storage provider.
Leverage IBM technology
IBM can help you manage costs and compete more
effectively with a more-efficient storage infrastructure.
That’s because IBM storage products feature open
standards for easy integration into your infrastructure and
compatibility with solutions from IBM and many other
vendors. IBM can help you to deploy and maintain your
storage infrastructures, providing solutions designed for
high availability while enhancing productivity through
automation.
demand the mostIBM TotalStorage® and IBM Tivoli® solutions can help address some of your business issues and help you to:
In short, IBM is a world leader in storage technology, services and support that can help you build a competitive
edge. IBM is continually delivering new technologies to help improve the way that you acquire and manage your
storage infrastructure. We can help you to improve your business’s efficiency and continuity.
Lower or manage costs
Regardless of your company’s size, IBM can
help simplify your storage infrastructure and help
automate, consolidate and centralize your storage
efforts. Autonomic solutions—solutions that are
self-managing and self-healing— are designed to
help reduce the amount of personnel effort it takes
to manage your systems, helping to lower costs
and provide more reliability.
Reduce complexity
Storage has gotten so complex and unwieldy that
simplifying it is critical to business success. IBM
storage products are designed to help reduce
complexity, and many of them offer a single point of
control for disparate storage components. This can
help improve storage utilization.
Manage your infrastructure and growth
IBM storage virtualization, combined with IBM Tivoli
software management solutions, can help you man-
age storage across your entire enterprise and get the
most out of your IT infrastructure.
Cut or eliminate planned and unplanned
downtime
IBM offers storage products that can allow adminis-
trators to reallocate and scale storage capacity and
upgrade hardware and software without disrupting
applications. These products are designed to help
you improve application availability by reducing or
eliminating application downtime for storage and
data management tasks.
Take advantage of highly accessible
support teams
IBM has a worldwide team of local experts through
IBM Global Services (IGS) and IBM Business Part-
ners. They can work with you on issues including
consulting, design and integration, storage consoli-
dation, data migration, testing and implementation,
performance management, maintenance, and
storage management. Additionally, there are more
than 150 IBM TotalStorage Solution Centers (TSSCs)
around the world where you can take advantage of
“one-stop shopping” for storage hardware, software
and consulting services.
the right solution
Choose one company for the answers you need
Let’s face it: there is not a “one-size-fits-all” solution for
your storage environment. The performance and avail-
ability of your storage environment can either enhance
or hamper your business processes. That’s where IBM
comes in. We can handle the challenges that your net-
work or company as a whole encounters. What’s the IBM
advantage? You get industry-leading storage products,
technologies, services and solutions without the com-
plexity of dealing with different hardware and software
vendors and system integrators. Do you have other
vendors’ products installed? No problem. Many of IBM’s
solutions employ open standards and can integrate with
many other vendors’ offerings. IGS and IBM Business
Partners can bring the entire spectrum of skills, from con-
sulting through implementation and operations, to help
you develop a solution tailored to your unique business
demands and budget. These services, coupled with a
broad portfolio of skills and experience, can help make
your ownership experience complete.
Gain an edge — become on demand ready
IBM defines an on demand business as “an enterprise
whose business processes—integrated end-to-end
across the company and with key partners, suppliers and
customers—can respond with speed to any customer
demand, market opportunity or external threat.”
Becoming an on demand business is about finding new
ways to grow, adapt and respond in a dynamic business
environment while managing costs. Because data is a crit-
ical component of businesses today, efficiently handling
the growing amounts of information is one of the keys to
success for an on demand business. The storage envi-
ronment is an important part of the IT infrastructure to help
achieve the goal of operating as an on demand business.
The evolution to on demand computing for storage
typically occurs in four areas:
Consolidation. Concentrating systems and resources
into locations with fewer but more-powerful servers and
storage pools can help increase IT efficiency. Data and
application integration can help simplify systems man-
agement and improve security. And centralized storage
management tools can mean better scalability, higher
availability and improved disaster tolerance.
Virtualization. Storage virtualization helps you to make
complexity transparent and can offer you a composite
view of your storage assets to help you get the most out
of your resources. This may help reduce capital and
administrative costs, while giving users better service and
availability. Virtualization is designed to help make your IT
infrastructure more responsive, scalable and available.
Automation. Choosing storage components with auto-
nomic capabilities can help keep costs down while
improving availability and responsiveness—and help
protect your data as your storage needs grow. As soon as
day-to-day tasks are automated, storage administrators
may be able to spend more time on critical, higher-level
tasks unique to a company’s business mission.
Integration. An effective on demand storage environment
should facilitate data integration while freeing personnel
resources to work on this integration. When all servers
have secure access to all data, your infrastructure should
be able to respond better to your users’ information needs.
the right solutionSelect the right solution from diverse offerings
Regardless of your business size or what your current storage infrastructure looks like, IBM can provide a solution to help
address your unique storage requirements today—and well into the future. Solutions range from affordable, stand-alone
tape drives to others designed for e-business on demand™ and applications with unpredictable growth requirements.
Storage software
Storage virtualization
• IBM TotalStorage SAN Volume Controller
• IBM TotalStorage SAN File System
Storage management
• IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager
• IBM Tivoli Storage Manager
• IBM Tivoli Storage Area Network Manager and
IBM Tivoli Bonus Pack for SAN management
• IBM Tivoli Storage Area Management Toolkit
• DFSMS
• DFSORT™
Tape storage
Tape libraries and autoloaders
• IBM TotalStorage Virtual Tape Servers
• IBM TotalStorage Enterprise Tape Library 3494
• IBM TotalStorage Ultrascalable Tape Library 3584
• IBM TotalStorage Ultrium® Scalable Tape Library 3583
• IBM TotalStorage Ultrium Tape Library 3582
• IBM TotalStorage Ultrium Tape Autoloader 3581
Tape drives
• IBM TotalStorage Enterprise Tape Drive 3592
• IBM TotalStorage Enterprise Tape Drive 3590
• IBM TotalStorage Ultrium Tape Drive 3580
• IBM 7208 External Tape Drive
• IBM 7207 External Tape Drive
• IBM 7206 External Tape Drive
• IBM 7205 External Tape Drive
Tape management
• IBM TotalStorage ETL Expert
• IBM TotalStorage Ultrascalable Library Specialist
Disk storage
Disk systems
• IBM TotalStorage Enterprise Storage Server®
• IBM TotalStorage SAN Integration Server
• IBM TotalStorage FAStT Storage Servers
• IBM TotalStorage 7133 Serial Disk System
• IBM TotalStorage Expandable Plus 2104
Disk management
• IBM TotalStorage Expert
Storage area networking (SAN) and
network-attached storage (NAS)
SAN fabric switches and directors
• IBM TotalStorage SAN switch family
• Cisco MDS 9000 family
• McDATA Enterprise-to-Edge SAN solutions
• CNT FC/9000 directors
NAS
• IBM TotalStorage NAS Gateway 300
softwareIBM TotalStorage virtualization software
The IBM TotalStorage virtualization software products are designed to help reduce SAN complexity by providing a
single common pool of storage. This can help reduce costs and increase efficiency.
IBM storage management software
Today’s storage management needs go beyond traditional backup and recovery solutions. Data is the currency of today’s
e-business economy. Planning to store this data should encompass data reliability, solution scalability, disaster planning
and recovery considerations.
IBM DFSMS
is a software suite that automatically helps manage
data from creation to expiration. DFSMS is designed
to provide allocation control for availability and perfor-
mance, backup and recovery, and disaster-recovery
services. It is also designed to offer space manage-
ment, tape management, and reporting and simulation
for performance and configuration tuning.
IBM DFSORT
is a high-performance sort, merge, copy, analysis
and reporting product. DFSORT is an optional feature
of the IBM z/OS® and OS/390® operating systems.
IBM TotalStorage SAN Volume Controller
is designed to help reduce the complexity and costs
of managing disparate storage controllers in a SAN
environment. It allows users to virtualize their storage
to help increase the utilization of existing capacity and
centralize the management of multiple storage control-
lers in an open-system SAN environment. The SAN
Volume Controller storage software can be delivered
as an appliance within the SAN Volume Controller, as
part of the SAN Integration Server or embedded within
the Caching Services Module of the Cisco MDS 9000
Switch.
IBM TotalStorage SAN File System
(based on IBM Storage Tank™ technology)
is designed as a network-based heterogeneous file
system for file aggregation and data sharing in an open
environment. The SAN File System can help lower the
cost of storage management and enhance productivity
by providing centralized file system management, higher
storage utilization and improved application availability.
IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager
serves as an active, intelligent console for the storage
environment. It is designed to provide a set of policy-
driven, automated tools for managing storage capacity,
availability, events, performance and assets in the
enterprise environment, including direct-attached
storage (DAS), NAS and SAN technologies. Tivoli
Storage Resource Manager provides up to 300 com-
prehensive reports, monitoring and alerts, policy-based
management, database support, chargeback, and
more. IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager is designed
to be installed quickly and can help improve storage
utilization, reduce storage costs, manage more data
with the same staff and support application availability.
IBM Tivoli Storage Area Network Manger and
IBM Tivoli Bonus Pack for SAN Management
are state-of-the-art solutions for managing heteroge-
neous enterprise SANs. They are designed to work with
a broad range of devices so that your enterprise can
leverage and better use its existing technology invest-
ments. They are designed to provide comprehensive
management of the physical and logical configurations
for multivendor SANs with automatic resource discov-
ery, event monitoring and alerting, zone control, and
SAN error-prediction capabilities.
IBM Tivoli Storage Manager
can help protect your organization’s data from hardware
failures and other errors by storing backup and archive
copies of data in offline storage. Scalable so that it
can help protect hundreds of computers and running
on more than a dozen different operating systems, its
intelligent data move-and-store techniques and policy-
based automation work together to help increase data
protection and potentially decrease time and adminis-
tration costs.
disk storageIBM TotalStorage disk storage systems
Disk is still one of the fastest and most-economical storage mediums available for interactive production databases. High-
performance IBM TotalStorage disk solutions are also among the most reliable, scalable and interoperable in the industry.
IBM TotalStorage Enterprise Storage Server
IBM TotalStorage Enterprise Storage Server
helps deliver the superior performance and high-
availability functions required for your critical business
applications across multiple platforms, including the
IBM ̂ ® zSeries® and IBM S/390® servers. It
also supports many advanced copy functions, which
can be critical for increasing data availability during
planned outages and for protecting data from planned
and unplanned outages. These advanced functions are
designed to provide important disaster-recovery and
backup protection.
IBM TotalStorage SAN Integration Server
is designed to help integrate IBM virtualization technol-
ogy, fibre-channel switches and storage Redundant
Array of Independent Disks (RAID) technologies pro-
vided by FAStT Storage Servers into a preconfigured,
comprehensive solution. Delivered and installed as a
single system, it features hardware redundancy and
elements of IBM advanced autonomic computing
technologies to help minimize downtime and improve
availability.
disk storageIBM TotalStorage FAStT Storage Servers
can help handle the growing storage requirements
of today’s on demand era. The IBM FAStT family uses
common storage management software and high-
performance hardware design, helping to provide
customers with enterprise-like capabilities at a lower
cost. High-availability, multiplatform support, a broad
range of open operating system support and com-
prehensive management tools all help you adjust to
changing storage requirements and challenges.
7133 Serial Disk System
is well-suited for fast-growing UNIX® server environ-
ments requiring high availability and performance
requirements. With Serial Storage Architecture (SSA)
dual data paths to disks, redundant power and cool-
ing, host bypass features, and the ability to connect to
multiple servers, the 7133 is well-suited for multihost
attachments to IBM ̂ pSeries® and RS/6000®
servers.
IBM TotalStorage Expandable Storage Plus
is well-suited for small- and medium-scale IBM AIX®
environments requiring the latest Small Computer
System Interface (SCSI) Ultra 320 technology. It is
designed to handle either dual-host attachment with
a single SCSI bus for nonconcurrent, high-availability
configurations with High Availability Cluster Multi-
processing (HACMP) failover software, or dual-host
attachment with two SCSI buses. The 2104 is well-
suited for multihost attachments to IBM ̂
pSeries and RS/6000 servers.
IBM TotalStorage FAStT 700 in rack
tape storageIBM TotalStorage tape storage systems
When it comes to storage retention, nobody goes to greater lengths to help you store, archive and retrieve your data than
IBM with a complete line of tape products.
Tape libraries and autoloaders
IBM TotalStorage Ultrascalable Tape Library 3584
is an excellent choice for cost-effectively handling a
wide range of backup, archive and disaster-recovery
data storage needs. The reliability, capacity and perfor-
mance of LTO offers an excellent alternative to digital
linear tape (DLT), 8-mm, 4-mm or 1⁄4-inch tape drives for
streaming data applications such as backup.
IBM TotalStorage Virtual Tape Server (VTS)
is designed to virtualize tape and utilize the full capac-
ity of cartridges to help provide excellent performance,
reduce tape processing costs, and reduce the floor
space and environmental requirements. A fully redun-
dant peer-to-peer VTS configuration installed in two
separate sites can help facilitate the resumption of
normal operations after a system failure, or a natural or
man-made disaster.
IBM TotalStorage Enterprise Tape Library 3494
is an excellent solution for large datacenters that
include IBM ̂ and open-system platforms. It
features a modular design that can be configured to
help meet customer requirements, attach to supported
servers and help support business continuance. The
3494 tape library supports the VTS and is designed to
scale to help meet future storage requirements. It also
provides high availability and support for future tape
technologies.
IBM TotalStorage Ultrium Scalable
Tape Library 3583
is designed as a high-performance, reliable, scalable
tape subsystem for tape automation. The 3583 features
the patented IBM Multi-Path architecture, designed
to allow you to define multiple logical libraries within
a single physical library and allowing heterogeneous
applications to simultaneously share a single physical
library. Control-path failover adds additional autonomic
capability.
tape storageIBM TotalStorage Ultrium Tape Library 3582
is extremely compact with its 4U height, yet holds
up to 24 LTO cartridges and one or two drives. This
library supports up to two heterogeneous servers
sharing it simultaneously without any additional hard-
ware or software. A bar-code reader is standard as is
a single-cartridge input/output door. An optional Web
interface allows users to monitor the library status with
a Web browser. The 3582 is superb for addressing
the growing storage requirements of small to medium-
sized businesses.
IBM TotalStorage Ultrium Tape Autoloader 3581
is an external stand-alone or rack-mounted drive,
using a single IBM LTO Ultrium tape drive. It is a good
choice for customers who use tape and require a larger-
capacity or higher-performance tape backup—with
or without random access—than is provided by their
current tape system. If bar-code label scanning is
required, an optional barcode-reader can be added to
one of the existing cartridge slots. This is designed to
provide automated storage management software the
ability to select the required cartridge.
IBM TotalStorage LTO Family of storage products
storage networkingIBM TotalStorage Ultrium Tape Drive 3580
provides convenience for existing Linear Tape Open
(LTO) tape cartridge users or users who typically store
less than 200 GB of data on a single tape cartridge.
This self-contained single drive can be rack-mounted or
simply sit on the desktop, and is an excellent alternative
to S-DLT, DLT, 1⁄4-inch, 4-mm or 8-mm tapes drives.
Complementary tape storage product
offerings, the 7205 (SDLT format), 7206 (VXA-2 format),
7207 (SLR formats) and 7208 (8-mm format), help you
protect, access and manage mission-critical data—
regardless of the size of your organization.
IBM TotalStorage Enterprise Tape Drive 3592
is designed to provide fast performance and high
capacity to help reduce customer resource require-
ments in heterogeneous server environments. The 3592
is designed to provide both fast access to data and the
high capacity necessary to back up large databases,
thus allowing the adoption of a single tape technology.
This can help reduce costs and allow data to be con-
solidated onto fewer footprints, which, in turn, can help
reduce the complexity of the storage environment and
management overhead.
IBM TotalStorage Enterprise Tape System 3590
offers configuration flexibility with models for large,
scalable automation solutions to small auto car-
tridge loaders. The 3590 is designed to provide high
performance for backup window management and
productivity. It supports enhanced tape sharing
with cross-enterprise attachment and flexible imple-
mentation with support for multiple attachments.
The 3590 supports data integrity and reliability for
mission-critical data. IBM 7206 External Tape Drive
Tape drives
storage networkingIBM storage networking
These solutions are the backbone of any complete storage solution. They facilitate connectivity to scalable, reliable
storage for businesses of all types and sizes.
SAN
solutions provide the necessary infrastructure to help
you keep your enterprise nimble and agile enough to
address the constant flux, high pressure and rapidly
changing scenarios of an on demand business. IBM
offers a wide variety of SAN infrastructure products from
our SAN Fabric vendors—Brocade (IBM TotalStorage
SAN switches), Cisco, CNT and McDATA. These prod-
ucts provide the connection of servers and storage
devices into high-availability storage networks, sup-
porting scalability to address the demands of rapid
and unpredictable growth.
IBM TotalStorage NAS Gateway 300
IBM NAS Gateway
is designed to bring NAS capabilities to IBM disk stor-
age products like the IBM TotalStorage FAStT family and
the IBM TotalStorage Enterprise Storage Server. The
IBM NAS Gateway allows users to converge their NAS
and SAN environments, giving them greater flexibility to
provide storage resources to applications as needed.
These gateways are designed for high-availability and
high file-transfer performance.
tap into the power
Tap into the power
A worldwide network of top-notch sales and technical
support services backs every IBM storage product. IBM
offers local, focused support capabilities to help expedite
system development at all stages, from conception to
warranty repair. In addition to customer support, qualifica-
tion and integration assistance, IBM offers a wide range of
financing options and education and consulting services
designed to provide complete data storage solutions.
IBM works with IBM Business Partners and other leading
technology companies to deliver the right storage solu-
tions to help your business to succeed in today’s dynamic
marketplace. You also can visit an IBM TotalStorage
Solutions Center for a hands-on test drive of IBM storage
solutions. With IBM as your technology provider, you can
take full advantage of the new and emerging technologies
that can be critical to business success.
Start today
It’s an easy decision. Why keep searching for multiple ven-
dors to duplicate what a single, global end-to-end storage
solution provider can do for your organization? Insist on
exceptional storage solutions, products and services from
an industry leader.
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Rely on IBM for the help you need
IBM offers:
• A full menu of customizable, open IT storage solutions to
meet your specific business needs and budgets
• A broad portfolio of modular hardware and software
offerings
• Outstanding warranty support
• International service and support
• Flexible financing options
For more information
IBM and IBM Business Partners can offer clear guidance
and a broad portfolio of skills and products to help you
create an open, on demand business environment today.
Go to ibm.com/totalstorage or ibm.com/Tivoli to read
about our most-recent offerings.
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