ATTO, Emulex certify interoperability of 16Gb Fibre Channel systems

The combination allows for a powerful Fibre Channel SAN system.

Author:: TVTechnology
Publish date:: Jul 19, 2013
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ATTO Technology has announced that its 16Gb Fibre Channel to SAS/SATA FastStream SC 9000 RAID storage controller, FibreConnect 1600 Fibre Channel switches and FibreBridge 6500 Fibre Channel to SAS/SATA bridge have achieved full certification and seamless compatibility with Emulex LightPulse Gen 5 Fibre Channel host bus adapters (HBAs).

Gen 5 Fibre Channel — the new name to specify the latest generation of Emulex 16Gb Fibre Channel HBA products — is designed for the virtualization, cloud and database era. It delivers more than higher I/O operations per second (IOPS) performance and throughput. Emulex Gen 5 HBAs deliver increased SAN reliability, data integrity/availability, management simplicity, reduced operational costs across the data center, and performance acceleration.

The technology-based partnership between ATTO and Emulex ensures the strength of an end-to-end Fibre Channel system.

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The standard of choice for many of the high-performance video media storage platforms is the Fibre Channel (FC), which is more than just switching or a type disk drive interface. FC is a vast set of applications with a depth not unlike those of SCSI, SATA (serial ATA), and other storage device and network technologies.

FibreStream features a built-in, four-port 4Gb Fibre Channel switch and offers an average measured read speed of 1317.286MB/s.

IP and Networking

The standard of choice for many of the high-performance video media storage platforms is the Fibre Channel (FC), which is more than just switching or a type disk drive interface. FC is a vast set of applications with a depth not unlike those of SCSI, SATA (serial ATA), and other storage device and network technologies.

IP and Networking

The power of high-speed interconnections for video servers continues to shape the architecture of modern network-based storage systems. As the use and deployment of these systems grow, of paramount issue is the protection of the stored assets from disruptive activities, an important part of meeting the needs of a continuous full time operation.