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VTL Vs. Unified Storage Array
Hi all,
what are difference between Virtual Tape Librairies and Unified Storage Array..??
Thanks
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A Unified Storage Array or NUS is a consolidation of file and block based access is a single storage platform supporting fiber connected SAN, iSCSI and NAS. In other words, a collection of various disk topologies.
Originally Posted by lotfi1986
Hi all,
what are difference between Virtual Tape Librairies and Unified Storage Array..??
Thanks
VTL on the other hand is an emulation of tape on disk which is considered a sequential device since by emulating tape, data is stored sequentially.Last edited by moon-buddy; 12-01-2011 at 11:37 PM.
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