Re: [Veritas-bu] Qualstar Libraries??

Tom, sorry no experience with that library, but I have used both the Scalar i2k and the SL3000 (and SL8500 but you didn't mention that one). I think either one of those are great libraries, but I'd give the nod to the SL3000 for its optional dual longbot configuration.

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Hello All,

We are in the middle of a Physical Tape Library selection process. We have narrowed down our choices to the Quantum Scalar series and the STK SL3000, but I came across some info on the Qualstar SLX library and it looks very intriguing.

So finally to the question. Is anyone out there using the Qualstar SLX and what are your thoughts? Happy? Disappointed? How's the speed, reliability, etc?

Any info is greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Tom Tschida
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