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© 2006 IBM Corporation Agenda  Introducing the DS3000 series  Serial Attached SCSI Technology  DS3000 Overview  DS3000 Competitive overview  DS3000 and DS4000 positioning  Questions

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SMB Overview  Customer  Transitioning from internal to external storage  No dedicated storage administrator  Cost conscious and value driven  Require quick and simple implementation  Solution vs. technology driven  Challenges  Growing beyond limitations of internal storage  Trying to stay within their limited budgets  Limited IT resources and expertise  Increasing data protection / recovery at a reasonable cost  Unaware of functionality that would add value to their business

© 2006 IBM Corporation  Protection – you have more to lose  Performance – Addressing new application demands and data loads  Availability – more people need access more often  Scalability – growth without disrupting operations  Flexibility – select the options based on your needs  Manageability – Manage more data with less resources Customers Storage Requirements Are Evolving

© 2006 IBM Corporation PB 2-3 ($5-15K) are growing much faster than the higher price bands External Disk Storage Opportunity Source: IDC Worldwide Disk Storage Systems Forecast Update, November 2006 Market growth drivers  Higher storage requirements from fundamental file and print, , web serving, database applications across all business segments  New, innovative applications such as security, digital media, and imaging

© 2006 IBM Corporation DS4000DS6000DS8000 Unified Family New Standard in Pricing and Packaging New Standard in Functionality, Performance, TCO  Simplify the underlying IT infrastructure of storage and its management to help lower cost and complexity while increasing the ability to respond to changing needs.  Maintain business continuity, security and data durability.  Efficiently manage information throughout its lifecycle, relative to its business value. IBM TotalStorage and System Storage Family innovations are designed to help you: Positioning the IBM System Storage DS Family DS3000 New Entry Point NEW!

© 2006 IBM Corporation DS3000 series characteristics  Simple to install and manage by using the DS3000 Storage Manager  Scalable by using the low-cost EXP3000s  Flexible solutions for System x and BladeCenter servers and third-party servers  Affordable: Excellent value starting under $4,500

© 2006 IBM Corporation What is the DS3000 series? DS3400 DS3200  4-Gbps Fibre connect to host  Direct-attach or SAN  For System x & BladeCenters and third party servers  2U, 12 disks  Dual Power Supplies  Support for SAS disks  Expansion via EXP3000  3-Gbps SAS connect to host  Direct-attach  For System x and third party servers  2U, 12 disks  Dual Power Supplies  Support for SAS disks  Expansion via EXP3000 DS3000 series

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 SCSI is in its 7 th generation with the U320 SCSI and has reached its final iteration  Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) is the successor to parallel SCSI  New roadmap and the industry-wide acceptance  Offers significant performance enhancements  3-Gbps SAS x4 “wide” ports provide a cumulative bandwidth of up to 12-Gbps for host connectivity and expansion  SAS will become the interface of choice for entry-level storage and servers  SAS and SATA drive compatibility supports tiered storage SAS is superior to SCSI What is Tiered Storage? Tiered Storage is a term used when customers divide their storage according to their data’s requirements. For example; data that is most commonly used in read environments is stored on cost-effective SATA disks, while transactional data (databases) is stored on SAS disks that are suited for random read / write operations.

© 2006 IBM Corporation Disk Drive Comparison Source: Maxtor and LSI Fibre ChannelSASParallel SCSIDesktop SATA Enterprise SATA Applications Online storage & transactional data Desktop/midrang e class Low-end file storage & print services Low-end file storage / archival / ref data / disk- based backup Capacity GB GB GB Rotation speed 10K, 15K RPM 7,200 RPM Seek time ms 8-10 ms Typical average access ms 6-8 ms13-15 ms Power-on time 24 x 7 10 x 524 x 7 I/O duty cycle High Med-HighLowLow-Med MTTF 1.4 M hours 1.2 M hours600K hours1 M hours RV tolerance High LowMed-High RAID-friendly High LowMed-High Interface speed 2, 4 Gbps3 Gbps 2.5 Gbps (shared bus) 1.5, 3 Gbps Interface ports Dual Single Initiators Multiple Single

© 2006 IBM Corporation By 2010, parallel technology will be an almost non-existent revenue producing platform Disk Drives by Interface Shipments Forecast

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 Consolidate disparate islands of internal attached storage for lower TCO  Enables shared storage to improve efficiencies  Solution of choice for 2-node clustered topologies  Storage consolidation for Intel/AMD servers  DS3200 offers up to 6 x 3Gbps SAS host ports (dual controllers)  DS3400 offers up to 4 x 4Gbps FC host ports (dual controllers)  Scales up to 48 SAS drives by using the low-cost EXP3000s  Single and Dual controllers versions available with easy upgrade paths  Centralized management via a task- oriented user interface, designed to be both intuitive and simple DS3200 – Direct attach Database File Server Database WebMail SAS SAN DS3400 – Direct attach or SAN attach FC DS3000 Storage Manager – Simple administration and configuration Storage Consolidation for SMB

© 2006 IBM Corporation IBM System Storage DS3200  3-Gbps SAS connect to host (Direct Attach)  Managed by the intuitive DS3000 Storage Manager  For System x and non-IBM servers  Two models  Entry-level Single Controller model  Dual Controller model to help ensure data-availability  Up to 6 SAS ports for flexible direct-attach configurations  Capacity  Support twelve 3.5” SAS hard disk drives for 3.6TB  Scale up to 48 hard disk drives by using EXP3000s for 14.4TB  Support RAID 0, 1, 3, 5, 10  512 MB of controller memory with battery-backed cache, upgradeable to 1GB / controller  Redundant Power Supply  Support for MSCS Easy, Scalable, Affordable Controller Power Cooling Drives

© 2006 IBM Corporation DS3200 host cabling

© 2006 IBM Corporation  Customer Profile  1-6 servers  Limited storage IT resources and expertise  DAS environment, islands of internal server storage  Customer is typically looking to migrate to external storage  Server-centric management framework  Looking for a better protection of critical business data with uninterrupted operations via FlashCopy  Applications  File and print server   Distributed database  Solution of choice for 2-node clustered topologies  Web/edge, and compute centric  Server based HPC/Grid DS3200 Customer Profile & Applications Workgroups, SMB/SME, Remote Sites DS3200 – Direct attach with dual path Database File Server SAS

© 2006 IBM Corporation IBM System Storage DS3400  4-Gbps Fibre Channel connect to host (Direct Attach or SAN)  Managed by the intuitive DS3000 Storage Manager  For System x and BladeCenter servers and non-IBM servers  Two models  Entry-level Single Controller model  Dual Controller model to help ensure data-availability  Up to 4 Fibre Channel ports for flexible direct-attach or SAN configurations  Capacity  Support twelve 3.5” SAS hard disk drives for 3.6TB  Scale up to 48 hard disk drives by using EXP3000s for 14.4TB  Support RAID 0, 1, 3, 5, 10  512 MB of controller memory with battery-backed cache, upgradeable to 1GB / controller  Redundant Power Supply  Support for MSCS Easy, Scalable, Flexible, Affordable Controller Power Cooling Drives

© 2006 IBM Corporation DS3400 host cabling – Direct attach Two node direct-attach cluster Four node direct-attach

© 2006 IBM Corporation DS3400 host cabling – SAN attach High availability Cluster Entry SAN with controller-level fail-over

© 2006 IBM Corporation DS3400 Customer Profile & Applications Department/Workgroup  Customer Profile  4-16 servers and BladeCenters  Managed by storage or system admin  Customer has existing SAN FC installed or is a first-time SAN user  Adjunct to existing storage for new segmented workloads and distributed applications  Storage Centric management framework  Leverages Advanced Copy Features for continuous application processing and easier testing of new installations or applications  Applications  Cluster applications and Virtual Machines  Distributed database  Secondary storage  Digital archiving (documents/video/images)  Disk-to-Disk Backup SAN FC DS3400 – Direct attach or SAN attach Data Mining Existing Storage Database / VMware (Virtual Machines) HA Cluster

© 2006 IBM Corporation  Robust 2U, 19” external drive enclosure  Used in following configurations:  Direct-attach to servers using MegaRAID adapter  As expansion unit to DS3200 or DS3400  Each SAS port on the ESM is a 3-Gbps x4 “wide” link  12 hot swappable 3.5” SAS drives  Comes standard with single ESM  An ESM Upgrade options is available  When attaching to single controller, use a single ESM  When attaching to a dual controller, use a dual ESM IBM System Storage EXP3000 Overview

© 2006 IBM Corporation DS3000 Storage Manager  Included at no charge!  Point & click functionality  Task-oriented user interface is designed to be both intuitive and simple  Provides a more obvious starting point for inexperienced user  Users pick a task first, and then an object to act upon  Initial Setup Tasks dialog box provides 6 steps to setting up the disk system  Access data while enclosure is in operation using:  Dynamic Features  FlashCopy  VolumeCopy

© 2006 IBM Corporation The dynamic features of the DS3000 allow customers to change their environment without disrupting their users and business operations EXP HotAdd Technology ► Online capacity expansion, configuration and logical drives access Dynamic Capacity Expansion (DCE) ► Add drives to existing array Dynamic Volume Expansion (DVE) ► Add available capacity to existing logical drives ► Supported on Windows 2003/2000/NT, NetWare, Linux, AIX, and all FlashCopy repository logical drives Dynamic RAID Level Migration (DRM) ► Change the RAID configuration of an array Dynamic Segment Size Migration (DSS) ► Change the data stripe size Non-disruptive controller firmware upgrades ► Upgrade while system is running Anytime Administration – Anytime Data

© 2006 IBM Corporation  FlashCopy  Designed to create a point-in-time image  Ideal uses: backup source, database/application testing, restoration point, checkpoint  VolumeCopy  Designed to create a complete PiT physical copy  Ideal uses: data mining / analysis, PiT archive, tiered storage Production volume FlashCopy volume Production volume VolumeCopy volume DS3000 Data Replication Offerings

© 2006 IBM Corporation DS3000 1GB Cache Memory Upgrade 39R6517 (per DS3000 controller) Enabled DS3000 EXP3000 Expansion License 39R6537 (per DS3000 system up to 3 EXP3000) Enabled DS3000 FlashCopy VolumeCopy License 39R6535 (per DS3000 system) Enabled DS3000 VolumeCopy License 39R6534 (per DS3000 system) Enabled DS3000 FlashCopy License 39R6533 (per DS3000 system) Up to 64 FlashCopy licenses DS3000 Partition Expansion License 39R6536 (per DS3000 system) 5 to 16 partitions …add DS3200 (39R6540) or DS3400 (42C2143) Software Feature Pack 4 total partitions on DS3200 or DS3400 (required first for any features shown below) Out-of-the-box: 4 partitions on DS3200, 2 partitions on DS3400 Note: Two and four partitions are supported standard on DS3400 and DS3200 respectively DS3000 series Advanced Features Out-of-the-box solution is “complete” for large majority of typical storage workloads, however, if you need to grow… START HERE

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© 2006 IBM Corporation EMC/Dell AX150 - Pros  Inexpensive  FC and iSCSI versions available  Single or dual controllers  Supports both Windows and Linux  Can now be controlled by Navisphere rather than just Navisphere Express

© 2006 IBM Corporation EMC/Dell AX150 - Cons  Uses desktop quality SATA II drives with good-MTBF in limited use  Uses 1.5Gb/s SATA II drives rather than 3.0Gb/s  Provides very limited real world storage capacity  Very poor dollar-per-useable-gigabytes  No expansion beyond the initial drive tray  Almost no dynamic capabilities  Power supplies can only power one controller  Design requires shutdown and motherboard removal to fix items  Only RAID 5 & 1 supported

© 2006 IBM Corporation DS3000 Competitive Overview DS3200DS3400 HP MSA 1000 HP MSA 1500cs EMC/DELL AX150 HDS WMS100 Height (in rack)2U Min 4U 2U3U Host portsUp to 6 SASUp to 4 FCUp to 2 FC Up to 4 FC Up to 2 FC Host port speed3Gb/s4Gb/s2Gb/s 4Gb/s Drive ports2222 to 402 Max drives supported48 42 SCSI 56 SCSI or 96 SATA Drive type supportedSAS SCSISCSI / SATASATA Effective drive speed3Gb/s 1Gb/s 1.5Gb/s3Gb/s Cache Memory / controller Up to 1GB 512MB 1GB Dynamic FeaturesYes Partial Replication servicesYes Partial Yes MB/s Read Perf (dual)896 MB/s945 MB/s367 MB/s 350 MB/s <400 MB/s Avoids single points of failure Yes No Yes

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© 2006 IBM Corporation HPQ MSA1500cs - Pros  Supports SCSI and/or SATA  Supports up to 96 SATA drives  Supports up to 56 SCSI drives  Somewhat low priced  $8,995 for 0TB - 1 controller (Ideas International web site 1/2/07)  $15,400 for 0TB SAN starter kit (Ideas International web site 1/2/07)  (includes 1 x MSA1500, 1 x controller, 1 x MSA20 SATA drive enclosure, 1 x 4/8 Base SAN Switch, 4 x SFP transceivers & 2 x FCA2214 HBAs & cables)  Supports Linux, Win & Netware  Viewed as a low-profile 2U solution  Could be used to add SATA to existing HP installations  New MSA1510i provides iSCSI

© 2006 IBM Corporation HPQ MSA1500cs - Cons  Uses desktop quality SATA drives  Extremely low MTBF  Every drive enclosure is a Single-Point-Of-Failure  More modules = more SPOF  Based on five-year old MSA1000 controllers  Only two 2Gb/s FC host ports for the entire storage system  Extremely poor performance - single 2Gb data path per controller  HP recommends the same hard drive capacity be installed in an entire disk enclosure.  Lacks flexibility & configurability  Redundant configurations are expensive  Requires two host bus adapters per server  Second controller and fibre channel I/O module  Secure Path software for each server.

© 2006 IBM Corporation DS3000 Competitive Overview DS3200DS3400 HP MSA 1000 HP MSA 1500cs EMC/DELL AX150 HDS WMS100 Height (in rack)2U Min 4U 2U3U Host portsUp to 6 SASUp to 4 FCUp to 2 FC Up to 4 FC Up to 2 FC Host port speed3Gb/s4Gb/s2Gb/s 4Gb/s Drive ports2222 to 402 Max drives supported48 42 SCSI 56 SCSI or 96 SATA Drive type supportedSAS SCSISCSI / SATASATA Effective drive speed3Gb/s 1Gb/s 1.5Gb/s3Gb/s Cache Memory / controller Up to 1GB 512MB 1GB Dynamic FeaturesYes Partial Replication servicesYes Partial Yes MB/s Read Perf (dual)896 MB/s945 MB/s367 MB/s 350 MB/s <400 MB/s Avoids single points of failure Yes No Yes

© 2006 IBM Corporation Other competitors Xyratex DotHill Dell - MD3000 Form Factor2U, 12 Drive 3U, 15 Drive Host Interface2 - 4Gb FC ports / Cntlr 2 - 3Gb SAS ports / Cntlr 2 - 4Gb FC ports / Cntlr 2 - 3Gb SAS ports/Cntlr* 2 - 1Gb iSCSI ports / Cntlr* 2 - 3Gb SAS ports / Cntlr Single & Dual Controllers Available Yes RAID Levels0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 500, 1, 3, 5, 6*, 10, 30, 500, 1, 3, 5, 10 Controller CacheUp to 1GB/ Cntlr Up to 512 MB/ Cntlr Drives SupportedSAS & SATA II SAS Maximum Drives Intermix DrivesYes No OS’sWin, LinuxWin, Linux, SolarisWin, Linux Web ManagementYes No Max Cached IOPStbd124,000 IOPStbd Max Sustained Readtbd1154 MB/stbd Snapshot IncludedOptionalYesOptional

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DS3000 and DS4000 Series Positioning Increasing performance and functionality This table represents general positioning and not technical capabilities DS3200 SMBRemote officeDepartmentData Center  SAS connectivity  Shared DAS  Simple management  FlashCopy  FC connectivity  Shared DAS  Simple management  Entry-level SANs  FlashCopy  FC connectivity  Homogeneous SANs  Simple management  Configuration flexibility  Data replication – Flash/Vol Copy, RVM  FC connectivity  Heterogeneous SANs  Highest performance  Extensive configuration flexibility and data replication services DS4700 DS4800 DS4200 DS3400 What do I sell? DS3400 – Simplified User Interface, Price DS Synergy with DS4000 Series, ERM, Capacity growth DS Synergy with DS4000 Series, ERM, FC/SATA Tiered Storage, Performance

© 2006 IBM Corporation Questions to ask to help you decide  How much do you have to spend?  What types of servers?  What OSes?  How many servers?  How much capacity?  What type of disk technology?  What advanced features are required?  Future growth, capacity, servers and applications?

© 2006 IBM Corporation DS3000 and DS4000 Specification Comparison DS3200DS3400DS4200DS4700DS4800 Host interfaces3 Gbps SAS4 Gbps FC Host channels2 or 6444 or 88 Expansion Ports (dual) Two SAS Four FC Eight FC Max # of drives Supported drivesSAS SATAFC/SATA Drive enclosure2U 12 drive 3U 16 drive Cache memory1 GB / 2 GB 2 GB2/4 GB4/8/16 GB Hardware XORIntegrated Dedicated Max # of Partitions16 64 Max # of Volumes Advanced Features FlashCopy, VolumeCopy FlashCopy, VolumeCopy, ERM Platform supportLimited Extensive Storage Management DS3000 SM DS4000 SM

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