1. Veritas Storage Foundation 5.0

2. 2 Master Complexity

3. 3 DatabasesMiddleware Infrastructure Software in the Data Center NetworkServersVirtual Machines Data Protection Backup Media management Snapshot services Archiving Storage Management File system Volume management Copy services Multi-pathing Resource mgmt. Server Management Clustering App. placement Provisioning Configuration mgmt. Application Performance Tuning advice Alerting Root cause analysis SLA reporting Applications Storage

4. 4 DatabasesMiddleware Data Center Complexity NetworkServersVirtual Machines Data Protection Storage Management Server Management Application Performance Applications ServiceGuard Sun Cluster MSCS HA-CMP TrueCluster IBM TPM / TIO BMC HP OpenView CA Jumpstart Opsware Bladelogic Tivoli Altiris ClusterFrame Polyserve GeoSpan Qlusters SteelEye Kickstart N1 Grid HP UDC ADS, SMS Marimba DLM LVM SVM ASM MDUX SVC LDM OCFS DFM UFS ZFS JFS GPFS ECC AppIQ Creekpath HiCommand TPM SAN Copy MirrorView RepliStor TrueCopy DoubleTake PPRC SRDF MPIO Sun SRM ReiserFS SAN Navigator Aperi ShadowImage InstantImage SnapView Shadow Copy FlashCopy TimeFinder Ext3 SANFS PowerPath NetWorker Galaxy ArcServe Media Mirror DiskXtender EmailXtender TSM SAM-FS Data Migrator RSS NearStore BrightStor Mobile Backup Data Protector EDM NT Backup OnTap NetVault LiveVault SyncSort Retrospect Ultrabac Tapeware DLM Vantage PathFinder Introscope JProbe Sitraka MOM Performasure Tivoli Patrol Corefirst Appsight AppManager OEM Patrol Foglight DBArtisan DGI Topaz CCMS PAC Optane Silk TheGuard eHealth TOOLS REQUIRED 01234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435363738394041424344454647484950515253 54555657585960616263646566676869707172737475767778798081828384858687888990919293949596979899100+ Storage

5. 5 DatabasesMiddlewareApplications Symantec Data Center Foundation StorageNetworkServersVirtual Machines Veritas NetBackup Veritas Storage Foundation Veritas Server Foundation Veritas i 3 —APM

6. 6 What is Veritas Storage Foundation? Heterogeneous online storage management Supports multi-vendor hardware infrastructure –Unix, Linux and Windows operating Systems –Broad storage array support Veritas File System™ & Veritas Volume Manager™ Centralized storage management I/O path availability and performance Dynamic storage tiering Seamless data migration Local and remote data protection

7. 7 What is Storage Foundation? LUN 1 LUN 2 LUN 3 LUN 4 LUN 5 LUN 6 VOL 1VOL 2 /FS 1 SAP/Oracle Solaris

8. 8 Biggest Challenges in Storage Management What is running in my data center? What storage resources is each application consuming? How do I track utilization & align with the business? Visibility How do I take advantage of tiered storage? How do I dynamically migrate information? How do I dynamically perform migrations? Mobility How can I automate mundane tasks? How do I reduce risk in my environment? How do I ensure data availability? Control

9. 9 Storage Foundation: Manage Storage CENTRALIZED HOST ADMINISTRATION STORAGE AVAILABILITY Storage Foundation Basic Dynamic Multi-Pathing Dynamic Storage Tiering 5.0 Synchronous release STORAGE MANAGEMENT Capacity management App to spindle visibility SRM Active management Centralized management Multi-host support Automate operations Storage Foundation Management Server Storage Foundation EnterpriseCommandCentral Storage

10. 10 GAP Veritas Storage Foundation Management Server Business Managers: –How is my application? –What are my risks? Datacenter Managers: –Where is the application? –Who is going to call? Storage Managers: –What application need storage? –Who depends on this array port? Communication is challenging with today’s tools Centralized Centralized Storage Ops. Policy-Based Management Capacity Mgmt. Storage t o HBA Provisioning Centralized Service Level Definition Service Delivery Workflow Service Cost Analysis Service Reporting Storage Foundation Management Server Centralized VM/FS/DBED/VVR Management and Reporting Driving operational efficiency

11. 11 Storage Foundation Management Server Visibility –Single-pane-of-glass management –Identify application SF faults –Comprehensive resource detail Control –250+ guided SF operation –Reduces SF TCO –Drive operational efficiency Mobility –Simple, repeatable SF processes –Disk Group Migration –Volume Migration

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13. 13 “Veritas Storage Foundation Management Server gives us unprecedented visibility and control of our storage and application resources to support this huge volume of information, while helping drastically reduce data center operational costs.” Process 400 million quote transactions per day Protect of critical trading systems Lowered data center complexity through standardization Improved operational efficiencies  Curt Schumacher, CTO Centralized Management

14. 14 Storage Foundation for Windows Storage Requirements HighLow Veritas Storage Foundation for Windows Online growth of all volume types Dynamic storage reclamation Proactive storage problem detection Fault-tolerant recovery Host level storage visibility Heterogeneous storage (multi-vendor) Dynamic Multi-pathing Veritas Storage Foundation for Windows, and VCS Eliminate SPOF (Quorum) Cluster across sub-nets, globally Hardware agnostic clustering and replication (HA/DR) Firedrill to test DR 32 nodes Available on Standard Server Low High Availability Requirements Microsoft LDM/MSCS Online growth simple / spanned volumes only 1 disk group, basic COW recovery Cluster within sub-net Veritas Storage Foundation™ HA for Windows® Un-Compromised HA/DR and Storage Management

15. 15 Oracle RAC Modular file serving Centralized management Existing storage infrastructure Application integration Faster than NFS Enterprise linear scalability Faster cluster failover Low cost Storage Foundation Cluster File System LEVERAGED INFRASTRUCTURE HIGH PERFORMANCE CFS CVM

16. 16 Storage Foundation: Volume Mirroring DEFINITION synchronous data replication over a SAN BENEFITS Cost Savings –Mirror data natively over Fibre Channel –Mirror data between any storage array Protection –Eliminate data loss Manageability –Utilize the same technology for storage management and DR SAN Fabric Storage Foundation Primary SiteSecondary Site

17. 17 Veritas Volume Replicator (VVR) DEFINITION Volume replication operates at the host level and extends Storage Foundation to transfer writes asynchronously across an IP network (WAN) BENEFITS No risk to overall application performance, regardless of write spikes or rogue apps VVR always monitors the link and automatically resyncs after link is restored Guarantees data consistency at all times Space-optimized Snapshot for DR testing No distance limitations Minimal Host Impact = Storage Foundation + ~2% Primary SiteSecondary Site RVG SRL RVG SRL Storage Foundation IP Network Volume Replicator Storage Foundation Volume Replicator RLink

18. 18 Bunker Replication: RPO of Zero over any Distance Traditional approach  5X storage requirement  Storage hardware lock in  Cascaded (more dependencies)  Heavy-weight bandwidth reqs Primary SiteBunker SiteSecondary Site Veritas Bunker Replication approach  Reduces storage requirements  Reduced bandwidth requirements  Zero RPO over any distance  Little or no application impact

19. 19 Storage Tiering

20. 20 STATIC TIERINGDYNAMIC TIERINGCOPY SERVICES Application  tier One time mapping Static Information  tier Real time mapping Policy driven Unobtrusive Dynamic Copies  tier Any-to-any storage Local copies Remote DR copies Veritas Storage Foundation: Complete Storage Tiering /FileSystem Tier 2 Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 1 Tier 2

21. 21 Local Copy Services FlashSnap –Heterogeneous between hosts –Point-In-Time Copies –Storage Checkpoints –Disk Group Split & Join –Partial Copy Snapshots –Fast Mirror Resync –FlashSnap Agent for Symmetrix

22. 22 “The heterogeneous capabilities that Veritas provides, including support for Linux, are unparalleled in the industry. Veritas will play a pivotal role as we complete our full migration to Linux”  Kevin Gungiah, Director, Systems Administration Tiered Storage and Data Migration Implemented tiered storage Migrated applications from Unix-based to Linux-based servers 50% improvement in server utilization 4x increase in performance 90% lower TCO via lower hardware, software licensing and maintenance costs

23. 23 Storage Foundation for Databases PERFORMANCE QIO & Cached QIO Concurrent I/O Extensions for ODM /VxFS Storage Mapping Database DST SFMS FLEXIBILITY & MANAGEMENT file_A file_B file_A file_B PROTECTION & AVAILABILITY Storage Checkpoints Database FlashSnap SF RAC NetBackup Integration 10:0010:45 x Off-Host Backup Rollback

24. 24 Dynamic Multi-pathing –Fast failover –Intelligent I/O algorithms –I/O path optimization –Automatic discovery –Dynamic monitoring –Comprehensive platform support

25. 25 Data Migration

26. 26 Heterogeneous Data Migrations Portable Data Containers –No tape or network migrations –Migrate applications in seconds, not days –Never move the data –Unix, Linux, and processor agnostic –Management Server integration IBMEMC Storage Array Migrations –Centrally manage array migrations –Heterogeneous –Application dynamic –Management Server integration

27. 27 Data Migration with Portable Data Containers Portable Data Containers to migrate from UNIX servers to Linux (IBM xSeries) Standardization on Veritas Storage Foundation & NetBackup $1.28 million in savings from 2005-07 100% improvement in success ratio for new application deployments—labor savings of $300K over three years 35% lower server TCO 60% improvement in system performance

28. 28 Storage Foundation 5.0 Summary Increased storage utilization –Maximize storage capacity across heterogeneous OS and storage HW I/O path availability and performance –Efficiently spread I/O across multiple paths for maximum performance, path failure protection, and fast failover Dynamic Storage Tiering –Dynamically move files to different tiers of storage to rapidly respond to changing business needs Centralized storage management –Manage multiple hosts from a central interface to improve operational efficiencies across a heterogeneous infrastructure Seamless data migration –Free data from technology changes with simple server migrations across different OS Data protection –Protect data across any environment with point-in-time copies Multi-vendor hardware infrastructure –Reduce capital expenditures with broad support for heterogeneous operating systems and storage hardware

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