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Network Evolution - February 2011 Vol. 2, No. 1

This edition of Network Evolution E-Zine goes in depth and unravels the secrets of converged storage networks. Learn if virtualization can in fact improve your disaster recovery and check out a Q&A with the pros on connectivity before network convergence. Access >>>

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- Using NAS devices for data center virtualization storage
  Network attached storage (NAS) devices are finding a role in data center virtualization storage, whether it be for quick swap space or for a central library of virtual machines.

News
- FCoE or iSCSI? Doesn’t matter! It’s about the Ethernet by Shamus McGillicuddy, News Editor
  Some question the path to network convergence - is it through FCoE or iSCSI? Either way, preparing the existing infrastructure will be key to a healthy network environment.
- Virtualization for disaster recovery offers flexibility by Michael Brandenburg, Technical Editor
  Utilizing virtualization for disaster recovery may solve issues quicker. One team tried disaster recovery with server virtualization to cut processes and increase productivity.
- Rethinking data center network connectivity for new architectures by Rivka Gewirtz Little, Senior Site Editor
  Liberty Mutual networking head Jeffrey Gray found that rethinking data center network connectivity was key to achieving successful data center network redesign.

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