Solution Description:
The i-8100A SAN extension gateways with AR/DAT utilized to interconnect two remote SAN fabrics over MAN/WAN without SAN merge. DiskCopy is running to IBM FAStT-600 Storage Server from xSeries servers located at customer site.
Solution Description:
The i-7100F FICON extension gateways utilized to extend FICON channel over MAN/WAN. The solution is exercised in customer production environment in cooperation with IBM BCRS, Portugal. The XRC is running between HDS TF-9900 and IBM ES-800.
Solution Description:
The i-7100F FICON extension gateways utilized to extend FICON channel over MAN/WAN. The solution is exercised in customer production environment in cooperation with IBM BCRS, Portugal. The DiskCopy is used to replicate customer's data on the IBM BCRS recovery site.
Solution Description:
The i-7100F FICON extension gateways utilized to extend FICON channel over MAN/WAN. The solution is exercised in customer production environment in cooperation with IBM BCRS, Portugal. The DiskCopy is used to replicate customer's data from STK storage arrays at customer location to ESS-800 on the IBM BCRS recovery site.
Solution Description:
Autonomous Regions-Domain Address Translation (AR/DAT) enables connectivity and management of dissimilar local or remote SAN fabrics with improved security and scalability.
Solution Description:
The i-8100A switching gateway interconnects disparate storage area networks (SANs) across the wide area for applications such as Disaster Recovery, Business Continuity, Regulatory Compliance, Data Migration, or other critical projects.
Solution Description:
LightSand i-8100B FC extension gateways used to extend FC channel over the MAN/WAN. IBM equipment included: IBM zSeries z/990 servers, ESS-800 and DS8300 storage subsystems. The effective extension distance is 44km.
Solution Description:
LightSand's S-series and i-Series gateways provide long distance extension for IBM's latest z/OS and OS/390 disk mirroring solution with XRC (eXtended Remote Copy) FICON over Wide Area Networks.
