1. © 2010 IBM System Storage™ IBM System Storage Stand Oktober 2010 PSC Skill Day Storage - Midrange I Partnership Solution Center (PSC) & Storage Academy Cathrin Perzl, Matthias Bottner, Norbert Masannek Technical Consultants PSC Süd

2. IBM System Storage © 2010 IBM Corporation 2 Storage Configuration4 Storage Virtualisation3 Overview IBM Tape Systems2 Overview IBM Disk Systems1 PSC Skill Day Storage – Midrange I

3. IBM System Storage © 2010 IBM Corporation 3 IBM System Storage – Tape Portfolio TS290 0 Tape Drives Midrange Enterprise Entry Tape Libraries Tape Virtualization Bridge Boxes LTO Half High LTO Full High TS1100 Enterprise Drive TS223 0 TS224 0 TS23 40 TS31 00 TS3200 TS3310 TS3400 TS3500 TS7700 LTO WORM 3592 WORM Cartridges TS7650 Applianc e Gateway TS7650 TS7680 Gateway Open Systems System z TS7610

4. IBM System Storage © 2010 IBM Corporation 4  Why tape? Tape is cool - technological and pricely very attractive More data, more long-term data Security, encryption Cost to store data over long periods, energy costs  Why IBM tape? IBM leading in LTO technology – setting the pace for tape industry Successful in tape market for over 58 years – 7 years in a row market leader in tape drive and automation Roadmap with more capacity, performance, functionality – IBM part of the LTO gremium IBM holds 5 nobel prices, 40000 patents, - further investment in research and development No other vendor has such broad portfolio and provides a comprehensive product line and solutions to address customer pain points IBM‘s strategy is to continue to develop tape technology to help customers cost effectively manage the information explosion. Why Sell Tape? – Tape Is Cool!

5. IBM System Storage © 2010 IBM Corporation 5 LTO Ultrium Eight-Generation Roadmap 20002002200420072010

6. IBM System Storage © 2010 IBM Corporation 6  Faster and bigger 1 500 GB native capacity (with 2:1 compression 3 000 GB) 140 MB/s native throughput (with 2:1 compression 280 MB/sec – max 500 MB/sec, with variable speed 40 – 140 MB/sec) Dual Ported 8 Gbit FC, 6 Gbit SAS redundant and easy integration in customer environments (SAN etc.) with higher availability Partitioning  Now ready As single drive and in TS3500 Library From 21. Mai in TS3100 and TS3200 Planned for TS3310 (June 2010) and Q3/Q4 2010 for TS2900  News and improvements: Digital Speed Matching (40 - 140 MB/s) and 512 MB Data Buffer (new) New 14 Speed Matching steps Data Safe Mode: „Software“ WORM New Giant Magnetoresistance R/W Head with aluminium coat IBM exclusive, like TS1130 Better read availability, less corrosion – longer life time Only ~27 W while running! Save (Idle) Power Mode: only ~7 Watt LTFS (Linear Tape File System) New! IBM LTO Generation 5

7. IBM System Storage © 2010 IBM Corporation 7 Ultrium 4 Cartridge IBM Ultrium 4 Tape Drive IBM Ultrium 3 Tape Drive Ultrium 3 Cartridge Up to 80 MB/s, 400 GB* Up to 120 MB/s, 800 GB* xxxxxxL4 xxxxxxL3 80 MB/s, 400 G B * * Native sustained data rate, native physical capacity Read/write Ultrium 3 format Ultrium 5 Cartridge xxxxxxL5 Up to 140 MB/s, 1.5 TB* IBM Ultrium 5 Tape Drive Read Ultrium 3 format Up to 120 MB/s, 800 GB* up to 80 MB/s, 400 G Read/write Ultrium 4 format N - 2 N - 1 IBM Ultrium 5, 4 And 3 Compatibility

8. IBM System Storage © 2010 IBM Corporation 8 1984 IBM 3480 1 st cartridge drive 1964 IBM 2104 1 st read/back drive 1959 IBM 729 1 st read/write drive 1952 IBM 726 1 st magnetic tape drive 1928, IBM invents the 80 column Punch Card 1848 George Boole invents binary algebra 2003 3592 Gen1 1995 IBM 3590 1999 IBM 3590E E N T E R P R I S E 2005 3592 Gen2 IBM System Storage Tape Drives 2004 LTO Gen3 2002 LTO Gen2 O P E N 2000 LTO Gen1 2007 LTO Gen4 2010 LTO Gen5  Graceful Dynamic Brake Function – power management  Surface Control Guiding – guide tape along tape path  Improved Copper Chip Technology – reduces temperature  SARS (Statistical Analysis and Reporting System)  Encryption  Project ‚Big Green‘ – reduce energy consumption Already today 60-70% energy savings compared to standarf LTO

9. IBM System Storage © 2010 IBM Corporation 9 IBM System Storage Tape Drives – Express Models  Entry level offering to meet the needs of the SMB market  TS2230: Model H3L – LVD SCSI, Model H3S – 3 Gbps SAS 400 MB native capacity, drive rate 60 MB/sec  TS2240: 800 GB native capacity, Interface: 3 Gbps SAS, drive rate up to 120 MB/sec  TS2250: 1.5 TB cartridge capacity, Interface: SAS 6 Gbps, drive rate up to 140 MB/sec  Midrange level offering to meet the needs of the midrange market  TS2340 : 800 GB native cartridge capacity, max drive rate up to 120 MB/sec, native interface LVD SCSI, 3 Gbps SAS  TS2350: 1.5 TB native cartridge capacity, max drive rate up to 140 MB/sec, interface SAS 6 Gbps TS2230/2240/2250 Tape Drive TS2340 / 2350 Tape Drive

10. IBM System Storage © 2010 IBM Corporation 10  3rd Generation of 3592 enterprise tape drive roadmap 160MBps performance 1TB native capacity Re-Writable and Write Once Read Many (WORM) 4Gbps dual ported fibre Supports data encryption and key management MES upgrade for TS1120 available (3592-EU6)  Attaches to All IBM Systems (IBM System z™ via TS1120 Controller) Selected HP and Sun Microsystems servers Selected versions of Microsoft Windows™ and Linux editions  Supported in IBM TS3400, TS3500 and 3494 tape libraries IBM 3592 C20 silo compatible frame IBM 7014 Rack TS1130 = 3592-E06/EU6 = Jaguar 3 1 TB native capacity on one cartridge Fastest tape drive worldwide IBM System Storage TS1130 Tape Drive

11. IBM System Storage © 2010 IBM Corporation 11  WORM support – helps support the long-term retention of reference data to meet the requirements of regulatory bodies worldwide  Advanced security features – designed to prevent the alteration or deletion of stored data while allowing data to be appended to existing cartridges or files  Advanced magnetic coating – designed to provide a high output and signal quality  Specially refined coating formulation – helps improve media reliability and performance as well as minimize wear of tape heads and components  Cartridge memory chip – stores access history and media performance information IBM 3592 Tape Cartridges IBM LTO Tape Cartridges IBM Tape Cartridges

12. IBM System Storage © 2010 IBM Corporation 12 Enterprise Midrange Entry-level TS2900TS3100TS3200TS3400TS3310TS3500 Number of drives 1 1-21-41-2612 per frame, 192 per library Max. no of cartridges 9244818Base: 30+6 I/O, Expansion: 92 or 80 + 12 I/O 6887 LTO Max. System capacity 14,4 TB (2:1 compression) 38,4 TB (2:1 compression) 76,8 TB (2:1 compression) 37.8 TB (3:1 compression) 97 TB (2:1 compression) LTO: 11 PB (2:1 compression), 3592: 18.6 PB (3:1 compression) IBM Tape Automation Overview

13. IBM System Storage © 2010 IBM Corporation 13  1 U form factor: stand alone or rack mount configurations  IBM Half-high LTO 4 supports the encryption of data for increased security with archived data  Supports HH LTO 3 or HH LTO4 tape technology from IBM with 3 Gbps SAS interface  A single I/O station to help support continuous library operation  Removable magazine to facilitate the offsite relocation of media and archival data  Features IBM half-high LTO technology designed for reliable performance in small-to-medium open system environments  Adheres to LTO specifications  IBM Half-high LTO 4 supports the encryption of data for increased security with archived data  Standard features include remote management capability and bar code reader  HH LTO 3 tape drives can read and write to LTO 2 Media and read LTO 1 media; HH LTO 4 tape drives can read and write to LTO 3 media and read LTO 2 media  Continues to support WORM media  Adheres to LTO specifications IBM TS2900 Tape Autoloader

14. IBM System Storage © 2010 IBM Corporation 14 IBM TS3100/TS3200 Tape Library FeatureBenefits IBM LTO Ultrium 5, 4 & 3 Tape Drive  Designed to offer high capacity and performance  Half Height supports SAS and FC (LTO 5 only) attachment  Full Height supports LVD SCSI (LTO 4 only), fibre channel and SAS interfaces Sequential or random access mode with a standard barcode reader  Designed to offer cost-effective functionality  Effective backup, save and restore and archival storage capabilities 2U form factor with 24 data cartridge slots (TS3100) 4U form factor with 48 data cartridge slots (TS3200)  Designed to offer outstanding capacity, performance and reliability for midrange and network tape storage environments Remote library management through a Web interface  Designed to offer flexibility and greater administrative control of storage operations  Ultrium 5 native data capacities up to 36 TB (72 with 2:1 compression)  Ultrium 4 native data capacities up to 19.2 TB (38.4 with 2:1 compression)  Ultrium 3 native data physical capacities up to 9.6 TB (up to 19.2 TB using 2:1 compression)  Designed to offer high capacity and performance

15. IBM System Storage © 2010 IBM Corporation 15 Height5u14u23u32u41u Standalone / Rack mountYes / Yes No / Yes Height5u14u23u32u41u Native Capacity (TB) – without I/O2497.6169.6243.2316.8 I/O (slots)6 (fixed)up to 6/12/186/12/18/24/306/12/18/24/30/36/426-42/48/54 Total Storage (slots)up to 36up to 128up to 218up to 310up to 402 Drivesup to 2up to 6up to 10up to 14up to 18 Desktop Desk side | Rack mount | IBM TS3310 – Modular And Scalable

16. IBM System Storage © 2010 IBM Corporation 16 IBM TS3400 Tape Library FeatureBenefits Supports TS1130 or TS1120 tape drives in a small form factor  Allows use of same TS1130 or TS1120 tape technology in both your data center and remote locations  Small footprint for environments with space constraints Supports 1 to 2 TS1130 or TS1120 tape drives  Native data rate of up to 160 MB per drive  Capacity for growth up to 18 TB in a 5U form factor Media capacity of up to 18 TB2 (54 TB with 3:1 compression)  High capacity to address your tape storage demands Remote, Web browser-based management  Access key management functions from any network connected computer  Manage the device without accessing the operator panel Control path and data path automatic failover  Enhance the autonomic capabilities of the library  Designed to improve the reliability of your backup processes Supports IBM tape drive encryption  Helps secure sensitive at-rest data  Built-in encryption is designed to prevent performance drain on host systems

17. IBM System Storage © 2010 IBM Corporation 17 IBM System Storage – Tape Portfolio TS2900 Tape Drives Midrange Enterprise Entry Tape Libraries Tape Virtualization Bridge Boxes LTO Half High LTO Full High TS1100 Enterprise Drive TS223 0 TS224 0 TS2340 TS3100 TS3200 TS3310 TS3400 TS3500 TS7700 LTO WORM 3592 WORM Cartridges TS7650 Applianc e Gateway TS7650 TS7680 Gateway Open Systems System z TS7610

18. IBM System Storage © 2010 IBM Corporation 18  Tape Virtualization emulates tape devices Servers write to virtual tape drives Virtual Tapes are created initially on physical disk  Open Systems VTLs Developed years after mainframe VTLs Do not stack to tape cartridges May be integrated with physical tape  Virtual Tape Library customer benefits: Reduced backup window Rapid Restore of data Improved manageability of backup data Improved reliability of the backup-and-restore process Better utilization of tape resources through enhanced functions of hardware compression, data de-duplication or remote replication Page 18 Tape Virtualization Overview Business Servers Virtual Volumes Virtual Tape Drives Backup Virtual Volumes migrate to physical tapes Virtual Tape Library

19. IBM System Storage © 2010 IBM Corporation 19 For customers who need to Virtualize tape processing Simplify and accelerate information retention Improve backup window performance And also need Data De-duplication Reduce amount of disk and improve manageability Up to 25x data capacity reduction Cluster configuration support FC backend Disk support IBM System Storage TS7610 ProtecTIER Deduplication Appliance Express Positioning IBM Virtual Tape Library (VTL) Video IBM System Storage TS7650 ProtecTIER Deduplication Appliance

20. IBM System Storage © 2010 IBM Corporation 20 Disclaimers The performance data contained herein was obtained in a controlled environment based on the use of specific data. Actual results that may be obtained in other operating environments may vary significantly. These values do not constitute a guarantee of performance. Product data is accurate as of initial publication and is subject to change without notice. No part of this presentation may be reproduced or transmitted in any form without written permission from IBM Corporation. References in this document to IBM products, programs, or services do not imply that IBM intends to make these available in all countries in which IBM operates. Any reference to an IBM program product in this document is not intended to state or imply that only IBM's program product may be used. Any functionally equivalent program may be used instead. The information provided in this document has not been submitted to any formal IBM test and is distributed "As Is" basis without any warranty either express or implied. The use of this information or the implementation of any of these techniques is a customer responsibility and depends on the customer's ability to evaluate and integrate them into their operating environment. While each item may have been reviewed by IBM for accuracy in a specific situation, there is no guarantee that the same or similar results will be obtained elsewhere. Customers attempting to adapt these techniques to their own environments do so at their own risk.

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