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This chapter lists Cisco fabric applications supported by the SSM module and tested by Cisco’s Solution-Interoperability Engineering group (iLAB) to ensure seamless installation at the end-user data center.
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Table 2-10 Under HACMP control, transferring Data from Existing DMX-3 to new DMX-3
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Table 2-11 Under MSCS control, transferring Data from Existing DMX-3 to new DMX-3
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Table 2-12 Transferring Data from Existing DMX-3 to new DMX-3
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Table 2-13 Transferring Data from Existing DMX-3 to IBM SVC5
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Table 2-14 Under Sun Cluster control, transferring Data from Existing DMX-3 to new DMX-3
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Table 2-15 Transferring Data from Existing DMX-1000 to new DMX-3
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Table 2-16 Transferring Data from Existing EMC CX700 to new DMX-3
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Table 2-17 Transferring Data from Existing Oracle STK D280 to new DMX-3
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Table 2-18 Transferring Data from Existing DMX-1000 to new EMC CX4
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Table 2-19 Transferring Data from Existing DMX-3 to new EMC CX4
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Table 2-20 Transferring Data from Existing EMC CX700 to new EMC CX4
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Table 2-21 Transferring Data from Existing Oracle STK D280 to new EMC CX4
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Table 2-22 Transferring Data from Existing EMC DMX-3 to new EMC DMX-3
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Table 2-23 Transferring Data from Existing Compellent storage to new EMC DMX-3
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Table 2-24 Transferring Data from Existing DMX3 to new EMC DMX-3
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7.The following matrices include configurations tested and certified by Cisco Quality Assurance Labs. For configurations other than listed below, contact your local Cisco representative. |
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9.Windows 2000 operating system is supported on SAN-OS 3.3(1c) code version only. |
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Note Storage Media Encryption for Disk (SME-Disk) reached End of Life on March 10, 2013.
For more information, see the EoL announcement (EOL9051) at this URL: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/ps4159/ps6409/ps6028/eol__C51-727124.html
Cisco is no longer accepting requests to qualify new arrays.
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The Cisco MDS 9250i switch, the 24/10 Port SAN Extension Module, the MSM-18/4, and SSN-16 modules support Auto, Mode1 and Mode2 compression modes. All of these modes internally use the hardware compression engine of the module. By default, Auto mode is enabled. Mode2 uses a larger batch size for compression than Auto mode, which results in higher compression throughput. However, Mode2 incurs a small latency because of the compression throughput. For the deployments where aggressive throughput is most important, Mode2 should be used. Mode1 gives the better compression ratio when compared to all other modes. For the deployments where compression ratio is most important, Mode1 should be used. Auto mode is similar to Mode2 with respect to the algorithm used for compression except that the batching is not done in Auto mode.
Table 2-59 SAN Extension InterOp Support Matrix
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11.For more information on module and version support, see the Cisco MDS 9000 Series IP Services Configuration Guide. |
For information about Write Acceleration see the Cisco MDS 9000 Series I/O Accelerator Configuration Guide.
Table 2-60 lists SCSI write initiators tested by Cisco with NX-OS IOA/FCIP Write Acceleration. This includes initiators in array to array replication.
Table 2-60 IOA/FCIP Write Acceleration Support
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Virtual Storage Platform G1000/G1500/F1500 |
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