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clustered in pairs to support high availability. Somewhat like NuView's

StorageX, RainStorage doesn't migrate data transparently like in-band

appliances; instead, it uses automount for Unix and DFS on Windows to

ease the transition from a file's old location to its new location.

In the final analysis, the kind of NAS data you need to consolidate plays a

crucial role in how you consolidate it. If your consolidation requirements

aren't too extreme, then you should consolidate onto the next bigger box in

your NAS product series. If there's a strong requirement for better

management control over many heterogeneous NAS boxes, look to NAS

aggregators. For NAS environments that need the highest performance

and scalability, clustered or parallel file servers will be the only the way to

go.

Ray Lucchesi is president of Silverton Consulting and since 2004 has

helped startups to Fortune 500 companies improve storage product

development and marketing. Ray has also helped end-users better select

and use storage subsystems.

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