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This paper highlights several cases where seamless integration of NetApp technologies with Oracle E-Business Suite significantly reduces downtime and increases productivity.

OnCommand Report provides comprehensive reporting of your NetApp storage infrastructure, allowing users to report on their NetApp inventory, capacity, and storage efficiency. This “how to” technical report walks through the steps to create a custom dashboard.

NetApp® Syncsort Integrated Backup (NSB) is a product developed jointly by Syncsort and NetApp as a data protection solution designed for simplicity and ease of integration with existing environments. With NSB, Syncsort's BEX software has been carefully integrated to exploit the strengths of NetApp FAS secondary storage – to maximize data protection benefits and to be operated from a single, intuitive user interface.

NetApp® technology enables companies to extend their virtual infrastructures to include the benefits of advanced storage virtualization. Our unified storage platforms provide industry-leading technologies in the areas of storage efficiencies, instantaneous virtual machine (VM) and datastore cloning for virtual servers and virtual desktops, and virtual data center backup and business continuance solutions. This technical report reviews the best practices for implementing VMware® vSphere® with NetApp unified storage arrays. NetApp has been providing advanced storage features to VMware solutions since 2001. During this time, NetApp has developed operational guidelines for storage arrays running Data ONTAP® and ESX® Server or ESXi™ Server. These techniques, which are described in this report, have been documented and are referred to as “best practices.”

This document is a deployment guide for designing and deploying NetApp SnapMirror Async in a customer environment. It describes replicating data to a NetApp destination system by using NetApp SnapMirror technology. This document is intended to assist field personnel in designing and deploying a SnapMirror solution.

Server Message Block (SMB) 2.0 is the next version of the Common Internet File System (CIFS)/SMB protocol. CIFS can also be considered as SMB 1.0. This document describes the SMB 2.0 features, configuration details, and its implementation in Data ONTAP® 7.3.1. This document also describes SMB 2.0 benefits over CIFS (SMB 1.0), deployment use cases, best practices, and tools to diagnose and capture SMB 2.0 information.

La solution NetApp® permet aux entreprises d'optimiser leurs infrastructures virtuelles en les dotant de capacités avancées de gestion du stockage et des données. NetApp propose des solutions de stockage de pointe qui simplifient le provisionnement de machines virtuelles, permettent un clonage et un redéploiement en masse des machines virtuelles, sont capables de gérer efficacement les E/S en rafales (par exemple au cours d'un « boot storm » ou d'un « antivirus storm »), ainsi que les données du système d'exploitation (OS), des applications et des utilisateurs, etc., assurent la sauvegarde et la restauration des machines virtuelles individuelles, garantissent la continuité de l'activité avec simplicité et flexibilité, et limitent les besoins en stockage des postes de travail virtuels.

This technical report provides guidelines and best practices for integrated architectures and implementations of Microsoft® Hyper-V™ with NetApp® storage solutions. The NetApp technologies discussed in this technical report are important to achieving an integrated storage solution that is cost effective, operationally efficient, flexible, and environment friendly.

Flash Cache and the Performance Acceleration Module (PAM I) are intelligent caching modules that can optimize the performance of NetApp storage controllers and reduce overall storage costs. This guide provides information needed to make well-informed implementation decisions.

This guide provides practical guidelines for implementing quotas on NetApp storage. Two methods for quota implementation are described. The first method employs native Data ONTAP quotas. The second method utilizes NTP Software Quota and File Sentinel (QFS) for NAS, NetApp Edition. The goal of this guide is to provide enough underlying information on how quotas work in a typical environment to enable storage administrators to confidently set up quotas in their own environment.