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Implementing the IBM Storwize V3500

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Published on 21 May 2013, updated 21 October 2013

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ISBN-10: 0738438154
ISBN-13: 9780738438153
IBM Form #: SG24-8125-00


Authors: Jon Tate, Uwe Dubberke, Justin Heather, Andrew Hickey, Imran Imtiaz, Nancy Kinney and Dieter Utesch

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Abstract

Businesses of all sizes are faced with the challenge of managing huge volumes of data that are becoming increasingly valuable. But storing this data can be costly, and extracting value from the data is becoming more and more difficult. IT organizations have limited resources and cannot afford to make investment mistakes. The IBM® Storwize® V3500 system provides a smarter solution that is affordable, simple, and efficient, which enables businesses to overcome their storage challenges.

IBM Storwize V3500 is the most recent addition to the IBM Storwize family of disk systems. It delivers easy-to-use, entry-level configurations that are specifically designed to meet the modest budgets of small and medium-sized businesses.

IBM Storwize V3500 features the following highlights:

- Consolidate and share data with low cost iSCSI storage networking.

- Deploy storage in minutes and perform storage management tasks quickly and easily through a breakthrough graphical user interface.

- Experience peace of mind with proven IBM Storwize family high-availability data protection with snapshot technology and IBM warranty support.

- Optimize efficiency by allocating only the amount of disk space needed at the time it is required with high performance, thin-provisioning capabilities.

Table of Contents

Chapter 1. IBM Storwize V3500 overview

Chapter 2. Initial configuration

Chapter 3. Graphical user interface overview

Chapter 4. Host configuration

Chapter 5. Basic volume configuration

Chapter 6. Storage migration wizard

Chapter 7. Storage pools

Chapter 8. Advanced host and volume administration

Chapter 9. RAS, monitoring, and troubleshooting

Appendix A. Command-line interface setup and SAN Boot

 

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