HP StorageWorks XP Provisioning Manager Software XP Command View AE Plug-in
Overview Product Description HP StorageWorks XP Provisioning Manager is a plug-in application for XP CV AE, that makes it easier for you to provision new disk array storage for use by attached host servers. Defines storage pools using LUNs from heterogeneous storage subsystems Maps the storage pool to the logical management scheme for the storage administrator Provides a simple interface for volume (file system and device file) management Provides centralized volume information views for distributed hosts

Storage Pool Management

Host Volume Management

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XP24000/XP20000 Disk Arrays HP XP Provisioning Manager Base License HP XP Provisioning Manager 1TB 0-6TB LTU HP XP Provisioning Manager 1TB 7-15TB LTU HP XP Provisioning Manager 1TB 16-31TB LTU HP XP Provisioning Manager 1TB 32-63TB LTU HP XP Provisioning Manager 1TB 64-127TB LTU HP XP Provisioning Manager 1TB 128-255TB LTU HP XP Provisioning Manager 1TB 256-511TB LTU HP XP Provisioning Manager 1TB Over 511TB LTU XP12000/XP10000/XP1024/XP128 Disk Arrays XP Provisioning Mgr. 1TB LTU XP Provisioning Mgr. 1TB LTU (2-6 TB) XP Provisioning Mgr. 1TB LTU (7-15 TB) XP Provisioning Mgr. 1TB LTU (16-31 TB) XP Provisioning Mgr. 1TB LTU (32-63 TB) Some of the key functions that HP StorageWorks XP Provisioning Manager provides include:
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Support Prerequisites Licensing
Creation of logical storage pools Filtering of storage selections Creation/expansion of file systems using the appropriate volume manager Add File System Expand File System Delete File System Add Device File Delete Device File See Services/Support section Software HP StorageWorks XP Command View Advanced Edition For XP24000/XP20000: License-to-use is based on the total installed raw capacity of the XP array being managed. For XP12000/XP10000/XP1024/XP128: License-to-use is based on the total installed raw capacity of the XP array being managed, plus the installed usable LUN capacity configured as External Storage.

product is compatible with the XP and will not work with the EVA. HP Storage Essentials Performance Edition complements the HP StorageWorks XP Performance Advisor product. XP Performance Advisor provides detailed performance information for XP Disk Arrays, while HP Storage Essentials Performance Edition provides performance metrics for the SAN. For more information about HP Storage Essentials Performance Edition, please refer to: http://www.hp.com/go/SEPE HP Storage Essentials Performance Edition provides the option to receive your licenses electronically. "eDelivery" provides fast installation. The eDelivery product numbers are indicated by the "E" suffix appended to the product number. HP Storage Essentials Performance Edition 150 MAP SW LTU T4661AA T4661AAE HP Storage Essentials Performance Edition 300 MAP SW LTU T4662AA T4662AAE Coverage of SAN Discover, display and map physical & virtual elements from application to array Isolate elements on the path causing performance issues Monitor performance of XP and EVA Disk Arrays from a single pane of glass Performance and configuration reports Backend visibility of external storage connected to the XP Disk Array Historical data and trends for performance analysis Please refer to http://www.hp.com/go/SEPE HP Storage Essentials Software Media Kit Dedicated management station Processor: At least dual processor (or dual-core) Intel XEON or AMD equivalent 3.4GHz or higher Memory: Minimum: 6 GB, 8GB is recommended Disk space: Minimum 100 GB recommended; add an additional 100GB or more for archiving/backup Supported operating systems: Windows 2003 SP1, SP2, R2, R2 SPbit Enterprise Edition or Server Edition (Microsoft Windows Server has max. support limit of 4GB RAM and supported on dedicated mgmt server only) 64 bit Standard or Enterprise Edition (Recommended that the management server is a dedicated server, with no other applications or databases residing on management server other than those explicitly listed) Linux RHEL 4 Update 5/6/7 (32 bit only on x86 or x64) SLES 9 SP4 (32 bit only on x86 or x64); SLES 10 with or without SP1, SP2 (32 bit only on x86 or x64) License-to-use for unlimited storage capacity on one XP or EVA Disk Array. For information about MAP and MAL licensing, please refer to http://www.hp.com/go/SEPE

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HP StorageWorks XP Performance Control
Overview HP StorageWorks XP Performance Control is a web-based performance allocation tool for XP disk arrays. It lets you align IT priorities with storage performance resources and allows these resources to be intelligently allocated to hosts. It lets you prioritize critical systems by making sure that they have all the XP disk array performances they need to meet business objectives. You can also ensure that business processes (like backups and data warehouse loads) get the array bandwidth they need to complete within targeted time windows. XP Performance Control enables sophisticated service provider solutions based on performance level quality-of-service. Because it ensures that array resources are best used, it improves ROI of your XP disk array solution. XP24000/XP20000 Disk Arrays Included with HP StorageWorks XP Array Manager - see section for more information. XP12000/XP10000 Disk Arrays HP Performance Control XP LTU T1705A XP1024/XP128 Disk Arrays HP Performance Control XP LTU T1605A Set Upper Limit function to cap performance on non-priority hosts Set Threshold Value function to relax policies when priority host performance consumption is low Set WWN and Port level settings Determine IOPS or MB/s settings for random or sequential I/O-oriented processing workloads Define Host Bus Adapter names to allow intuitive naming of hosts Define Host Bus Adapter group names to allow intuitive naming of hosts See Service & Support section License-to-use for unlimited storage capacity on one XP Disk Array

HP StorageWorks XP Auto LUN Software
Overview HP StorageWorks XP Auto LUN Software provides web-based automatic monitoring and load balancing for all your XP disk arrays. Now you can make the most of your arrays by moving high-priority tasks to underutilized volumes, replicating volumes for backup and recovery, and viewing the health of your arrays. You set performance goals, you set the limits, and XP Auto LUN does the rest. It proposes a migration plan and even estimates how much your storage performance will improve when it's done. XP Auto LUN lets you evaluate disk array usage and determine whether resources are overloaded or out of balance. Use its easy-to-follow menus to define when data is collected and arrays are monitored. It makes spotting trends simple, using up to 90 days of stored historical data to create up-to-the-minute reports. You can even export data to third-party analysis tools like Microsoft Excel. If resources are overloaded, XP Auto LUN will create a plan to move volumes, then stands by for your approval to make changes. XP24000/XP20000 Disk Arrays HP XP Auto LUN Base License T5215AA HP XP Auto LUN 1TB 0-6TB LTU T5215AB HP XP Auto LUN 1TB 7-15TB LTU T5215AC HP XP Auto LUN 1TB 16-31TB LTU T5215AD HP XP Auto LUN 1TB 32-63TB LTU T5215AE HP XP Auto LUN 1TB 64-127TB LTU T5215AF HP XP Auto LUN 1TB 128-255TB LTU T5215AG HP XP Auto LUN 1TB 256-511TB LTU T5215AH HP XP Auto LUN 1TB Over 511TB LTU T5215AJ XP12000/XP10000 Disk Arrays

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HP Auto LUN XP 1TB LTU (0-1TB) T1715AA HP Auto LUN XP 1TB LTU (2-6TB) T1715AB HP Auto LUN XP 1TB LTU (7-15TB) T1715AC HP Auto LUN XP 1TB LTU (16-31TB) T1715AD HP Auto LUN XP 1TB LTU (32-63TB) T1715AE XP1024/XP128 Disk Arrays HP Auto LUN XP 1TB LTU (0-1TB) T1615AA HP Auto LUN XP 1TB LTU (2-6TB) T1615AB HP Auto LUN XP 1TB LTU (7-15TB) T1615AC HP Auto LUN XP 1TB LTU (16-36TB) T1615AD Identifies data volumes stressed by high I/O workloads Moves high priority data to underutilized array volumes Creates a volume migration plan Migrates data across different disks or RAID levels Virtually assures successful volume migration with "Never Give Up" mode option Includes Performance Monitor License For XP24000/XP20000: Performance Monitor is included in XP Array Manager instead of in XP Auto LUN See Service & Support section See Capacity-Licensed XP Software section
HP StorageWorks XP Cache LUN (also known as Cache Residency)
Overview HP StorageWorks XP Cache LUN lets you reserve areas of memory cache on your HP StorageWorks XP disk arrays to store frequently accessed information. It improves file access times and enables faster data transfers. Assigning information to on-board cache speeds up access to your data because cacheresident data is available at host data transfer speeds for both read and write operations. XP Cache LUN redirects I/O requests from the XP disk drives to data locked in the array's cache. It's transparent, it's simple to implement, and the performance gains it delivers are immediate. As of March 2006, XP Cache LUN is included with the T1714Bx version of LUN Configuration and Security Manager for XP12000/XP10000. XP24000/XP20000 Disk Arrays Included with HP StorageWorks XP Array Manager - see section for more information. XP12000/XP10000 Disk Arrays Included with HP StorageWorks LUN Configuration and Security Manager XP see section for more information. XP1024/XP128 Disk Arrays HP Cache LUN XP 1TB LTU (0-1TB) T1616AA HP Cache LUN XP 1TB LTU (2-6TB) T1616AB HP Cache LUN XP 1TB LTU (7-15TB) T1616AC HP Cache LUN XP 1TB LTU (16-36TB) T1616AD XP Disk Array Firmware based Lock data in cache memory Flexible user configuration Scalable See Service & Support section See Capacity-Licensed XP Software section

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High Availability and Data Replication Software
HP StorageWorks XP Business Copy Software
Overview HP StorageWorks XP Business Copy makes nearly instantaneous copies of data from XP arrays for development, testing or backup, without ever interrupting your online production. XP Business Copy creates and maintains RAID-protected copy volumes without interrupting access to the source volumes. Because it makes asynchronous copy volume updates, copies stay up to date with minimal I/O response time degradations for your primary applications. These copy volumes can at any time be "split" from their corresponding source volume and accessed by other applications. So, while copy volumes are being utilized, primary applications can continue to access and update their source volumes as needed, without taking a performance hit. By creating multiple online copies of critical business data without disrupting your business, XP Business Copy lets you get the most from your data. Snapshot XP (XP24000/XP20000/XP12000/XP10000/SVS200 only) is a feature of Business Copy that also replicates data volumes. But it is slightly different in that it makes space-efficient secondary copies that might only be a fraction of the size of the primary copy. Only data that is about to be overwritten in the primary volume is written to the secondary volume. This is called Copy-on-Write. As a result, if the volume capacity required for Snapshot XP can be smaller, then the cost of replication can be lowered. Snapshot is recommended for application environments where the I/O to the secondary volume is not write-centric or intensive (reads or writes). These secondary copies are also known as "virtual volumes", or V-VOL. All V-VOLs reside in a snapshot pool, or POOL-VOL, which is sized based on the number of V-VOLs and the IO ratio of the primary volumes associated with these V-VOLs. For the XP12000, Snapshot requires the installation of the optional Shared Memory Platform Board (AE032A/AU). XP24000/XP20000 Disk Arrays HP XP Business Copy Base License T5213AA HP XP Business Copy 1TB 0-6TB LTU T5213AB HP XP Business Copy 1TB 7-15TB LTU T5213AC HP XP Business Copy 1TB 16-31TB LTU T5213AD HP XP Business Copy 1TB 32-63TB LTU T5213AE HP XP Business Copy 1TB 64-127TB LTU T5213AF HP XP Business Copy 1TB 128-255TB LTU T5213AG HP XP Business Copy 1TB 256-511TB LTU T5213AH HP XP Business Copy 1TB Over 511TB LTU T5213AJ XP12000/XP10000 Disk Arrays and SVS200 HP Business Copy XP 1TB LTU (0-1TB) T1713AA HP Business Copy XP 1TB LTU (2-6TB) T1713AB HP Business Copy XP 1TB LTU (7-15TB) T1713AC HP Business Copy XP 1TB LTU (16-31TB) T1713AD HP Business Copy XP 1TB LTU (32-63TB) T1713AE XP1024/XP128 Disk Arrays HP Business Copy XP 1TB LTU (0-1TB) T1613AA HP Business Copy XP 1TB LTU (2-6TB) T1613AB HP Business Copy XP 1TB LTU (7-15TB) T1613AC HP Business Copy XP 1TB LTU (16-36TB) T1613AD Real time local data mirroring Enables a wide range of data protection and recovery solutions DA - 12066 Worldwide Version 42 June 21, 2010 Page 23

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XP 24000, XP20000, XP12000, or XP10000 disk array XP Open-V (device emulation) HP StorageWorks XP Business Copy Software Management Station (provided by customer) Windows 2003 SP2, R2 SP2 / 32-bit and x64 Windows 2003 SP2 / IA64 (Itanium) Windows 2008 SP1 / 32-bit and 64-bit VMware Hyper-V "Unlimited System Copies" covers all XP disk arrays in the data center that are connected to the central management station that runs the System Copy Software. A corporation may have several data centers. Each data center within the corporation requires its own Unlimited license.
HP StorageWorks XP Continuous Access Software
Overview The HP StorageWorks XP Continuous Access family of high availability data and disaster recovery tools enable real-time data mirroring between XP disk arrays. They provide continuous availability for all your important data and protect you from catastrophic failures. XP Continuous Access products deliver hostindependent, array-based remote recovery for a wide range of open systems environments. XP Continuous Access provides high-performance remote mirroring in high-workload environments. Using shared mirroring and host-connect interfaces, you'll better utilize your array resources. And with seamless integration into a full spectrum of remote mirroring-based solutions, XP Continuous Access can be deployed for activities ranging from data migration to high-availability server clustering. XP Continuous Access and XP Continuous Access Synchronous, the base products, provide replication using a synchronous link between XP disk arrays. XP Continuous Access Extension, XP Continuous Access Asynchronous and XP Continuous Access Journal (XP24000/XP20000/ XP12000/XP10000 only) provide replication using an asynchronous link between XP disk arrays. XP Continuous Access can be used to copy data between XP disk arrays of the same generation and between XP disk arrays of different generations. For up to date information on XP Continuous Access compatibility between XP disk array generations, please contact your HP representative. NOTE: XP Continuous Access Asynchronous differs from XP Continuous Access Extension. XP Continuous Access Extension requires the purchase of XP Continuous Access as a prerequisite, whereas XP Continuous Access Asynchronous eliminates the prerequisite by including XP Continuous Access Synchronous licenses. Similarly, the new XP Continuous Access Journal differs from the pre-March 2006 version of XP Continuous Access Journal. The old version of XP Continuous Access Journal included licenses for XP Continuous Access Extension but required the purchase of XP Continuous Access as a prerequisite, whereas the new XP Continuous Access Journal eliminates the prerequisite by including XP Continuous Access Asynchronous and XP Continuous Access Synchronous licenses. XP24000/XP20000 Disk Arrays HP XP Continuous Access Synchronous Base License T5211AA HP XP Continuous Access Synchronous 1TB 0-6TB LTU T5211AB HP XP Continuous Access Synchronous 1TB 7-15TB LTU T5211AC HP XP Continuous Access Synchronous 1TB 16-31TB LTU T5211AD HP XP Continuous Access Synchronous 1TB 32-63TB LTU T5211AE HP XP Continuous Access Synchronous 1TB 64-127TB LTU T5211AF HP XP Continuous Access Synchronous 1TB 128-255TB LTU T5211AG HP XP Continuous Access Synchronous 1TB 256-511TB LTU T5211AH HP XP Continuous Access Synchronous 1TB Over 511TB LTU T5211AJ

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HP Continuous Access XP Journal 1TB LTU (16-31TB) T1778AD HP Continuous Access XP Journal 1TB LTU (32-63TB) T1778AE XP12000/XP10000 Disk Arrays Continuous Access Conversion LTU's (Used to convert from XP Continuous Access Sync to XP Continuous Access Async or to XP Continuous Access Journal, or to convert from XP Continuous Access Async to XP Continuous Access Journal. Note: T1723Ax prior to March 2006 was HP Continuous Access XP Journal. In the new restructured Continuous Access product offering, T1723Ax is ideally suited to be the conversion product. Therefore it has simply been renamed to designate its new purpose.) See Capacity-Licensed XP Software section for usage details. HP Cont Access XP Conv 1TB 0-1TB LTU T1723AA HP Cont Access XP Conv 1TB 2-6TB LTU T1723AB HP Cont Access XP Conv 1TB 7-15TB LTU T1723AC HP Cont Access XP Conv 1TB 16-31TB LTU T1723AD HP Cont Access XP Conv 1TB 32-63TB LTU T1723AE XP1024/XP128 Disk Arrays HP Continuous Access XP 1TB LTU (0-1TB) T1611AA HP Continuous Access XP 1TB LTU (2-6TB) T1611AB HP Continuous Access XP 1TB LTU (7-15TB) T1611AC HP Continuous Access XP 1TB LTU (16-36TB) T1611AD HP Continuous Access XP Extension 1TB LTU (0-1TB) T1612AA HP Continuous Access XP Extension 1TB LTU (2-6TB) T1612AB HP Continuous Access XP Extension 1TB LTU (7-15TB) T1612AC HP Continuous Access XP Extension 1TB LTU (16-36TB) T1612AD Remote data mirroring between XP disk arrays Enables a wide range of remote mirroring solutions XP Continuous Access and XP Continuous Access Synchronous: Synchronous copy mode XP Continuous Access Extension and XP Continuous Access Asynchronous: Asynchronous copy mode using cache-based side files XP Continuous Access Journal: Asynchronous copy mode using disk-based Journal file Fast failover/failback for seamless, reliable mirroring recovery Host Agent integration using XP RAID Manager XP24000/XP20000/XP12000/XP10000/XP1024/XP128 XP Continuous Access / XP Continuous Access Sync include licenses for Hitachi TrueCopy for Mainframe, providing synchronous remote replication for mainframe volume types XP24000/XP20000/XP12000/XP10000 XP Continuous Access Async includes licenses for Hitachi True Copy for Mainframe and Hitachi TrueCopy Async for Mainframe, providing asynchronous remote replication for mainframe volume types XP1024/XP128 XP Continuous Access Extension includes licenses for Hitachi TrueCopy Async for Mainframe, providing asynchronous remote replication for mainframe volume types XP24000/XP20000/XP12000/XP10000 XP Continuous Access Journal includes licenses for Hitachi TrueCopy for Mainframe, Hitachi TrueCopy Async for Mainframe, and Hitachi Universal Replicator for Mainframe, providing asynchronous journal-based remote replication for mainframe volume types See Service & Support section XP1024/XP128 Software Continuous Access XP Extension requires that Continuous Access XP be installed first. See Capacity-Licensed XP Software section

For license capacity upgrades:
The customer purchases additional license product from the band that matches the sum of the currently installed capacity plus the desired upgrade capacity. Example: Customer has an 11.5TB raw capacity system with existing 12TB installed license capacity of XP Auto LUN. They then buy 4 TB raw upgrade disk (bringing the total raw storage capacity of the array up to 15.5 TB). In this case, the customer requires at least 3.5 TB (15.5 TB - 12 TB) additional license capacity of XP Auto LUN in order to "cover" the new total raw capacity of the array. Rounding 3.5 TB up to the nearest TB, they customer needs to purchase 4 TB license capacity for a total of 16 TB: Description Quantity Product Number 4 1TB increments-from the 16-31TB band 4 T1715AD
Block-based Capacity-licensed XP24000/XP20000 Software Product Structure
HP StorageWorks XP Thin Provisioning Software is licensed in capacity "blocks". Description 10 TB Base License 15TB Block LTU 25TB Block LTU 50TB Block LTU 60TB to Unlimited LTU XP24000 XP20000 Product Number Product Number T5227AA T5228AA T5227AB T5228AB T5227AC T5228AC T5227AD T5228AD T5227AE T5228AE
Customers purchase the Base License and then purchase additional blocks of capacity as needed. There may be several ways to reach a capacity point and it is important to compare the costs to find the least expensive combination of blocks. Additionally, once the array has licenses for 60 TB or more installed, the customer has the option to order the 60 TB to Unlimited LTU product to acquire a frame unlimited license. Purchase of capacity-based software falls into two categories: purchase: New Software purchase Software licenses are being purchased along with a new XP Family array or for a new software purchase for an existing XP array implementation. purchase: License Capacity upgrade purchase A customer is adding raw storage capacity to their system or expanding the use of certain software titles, requiring that they expand the license capacity by purchasing additional LTU products. For new software purchase: Purchase the Base License for the first 10TB and then select from the "block" products to supply the rest of the desired capacity. Only one 10TB Base License can be purchased per disk array frame. 1: Example 1 Customer wants 20 TB of HP StorageWorks XP Thin Provisioning for an XP24000. To provide 20 TB total license capacity for the software, the customer would order the following: Description Quantity Product Number DA - 12066 Worldwide Version 42 June 21, 2010 Page 47

on mainframe-configured raw disk capacity of the array, plus usable mainframe-configured capacity of external storage) For these titles, customers license the use of the software by purchasing License products that "cover" them for the amount of physical (raw) storage capacity present on their array (i.e. for the total nominal storage capacity represented by all installed disk array groups in the array excluding spare disks). NOTE: The XP20000 can be configured as an external storage controller with large quantities of externally attached storage and without any internal disks. In this case, the XP20000 has 0TB of raw internal storage (no internal disks). In order to turn on the function of a raw-capacity licensed title, you must install 1TB of the software even though the array has 0TB of internal storage. The following list shows the required purchases in order to enable a software feature on an XP20000 with no internal disks. HP StorageWorks XP Command View AE (this is a frame license for the XP20000) One T52181AL XP20000 Command View AE LTU HP StorageWorks XP Tiered Storage Manager One T5285AA Tiered Storage Manager Base License Plus enough licensed capacity of T5282Ax Tiered Storage Manager for External Storage to cover the externally attached usable capacity NOTE: you do not need to include one T5285AB license because Tiered Storage Manager has the special T5282Ax licenses to cover External Storage. HP StorageWorks XP Provisioning Manager One T5283AA Provisioning Manager Base License One T5283AB Provisioning Manager 1TB 0-6TB LTU HP StorageWorks XP Array Manager (this is a frame license for the XP20000) One T5214AL XP20000 Array Manager LTU HP StorageWorks XP Auto LUN One T5215AA Auto LUN Base License One T5215AB Auto LUN 1TB 0-6TB LTU HP StorageWorks XP Performance Advisor One T5290AA Performance Advisor Base License One T5290AB Performance Advisor 1TB 0-6TB LTU HP StorageWorks XP Application Performance Extender One T5220AL HP XP20000 App Performance Ext LTU
Used Capacity-licensed Software Titles
The following XP Family Software Titles are licensed based on the amount of storage actually employed by the Software: HP StorageWorks XP Replication Manager (Licensed capacity must be greater than or equal to the sum of the purchased license capacities of the following replication products installed on that array: HP StorageWorks XP Business Copy, HP StorageWorks XP Continuous Access Sync, HP StorageWorks XP Continuous Access Async, and HP StorageWorks XP Continuous Access Journal) HP StorageWorks XP External Storage (Capacity must be purchased to cover the usable LUN's configured as external storage) For XP20000: this product has a frame unlimited license HP StorageWorks XP Thin Provisioning (licensed on the capacity of the thin provisioning pool) HP StorageWorks LUN Security XP Extension Hitachi LDEV Guard HP StorageWorks XP Continuous Access / XP Continuous Access Synchronous (includes Hitachi TrueCopy for Mainframe) Used capacity = Continuous Access Synch P-Vols and S-Vols plus TrueCopy P-Vols and S-Vols HP StorageWorks XP Continuous Access Extension / XP Continuous Access Asynchronous (includes Hitachi TrueCopy Async for Mainframe) Used capacity = Open Systems P-Vols and S-Vols plus Mainframe P-Vols and S-Vols. HP StorageWorks XP Continuous Access Journal (includes Hitachi Universal Replicator for Mainframe) Used capacity = Open Systems P-Vols and S-Vols plus Mainframe P-Vols and S-Vols. DA - 12066 Worldwide Version 42 June 21, 2010 Page 52

Only P-Vols and S-Vols are counted when determining license quantity. Capacity used for journal volumes is not counted. HP StorageWorks XP Business Copy (includes Snapshot XP feature and Hitachi ShadowImage for Mainframe) Used capacity = Business Copy P-Vols and S-Vols, plus ShadowImage P-Vols and S-Vols, plus Snapshot P-Vols and Pool-Vols. HP StorageWorks Flex Copy XP Hitachi TrueCopy for Mainframe Hitachi TrueCopy Async for Mainframe Hitachi ShadowImage for Mainframe HP StorageWorks XP for Compatible Parallel Access Volumes (PAV) for XP24000/XP20000 (total usable capacity of mainframe volumes) HP StorageWorks XP for FlashCopy Mirroring HP StorageWorks XP for Compatible Extended Remote Copy (XRC) (total capacity of XRC P-VOLs. Also add the total capacity of XRC S-VOLs if reverse copy will be used for recovery operations.) HP StorageWorks XP for Business Continuity Manager (total capacity of the P-VOLs associated with Hitachi ShadowImage, Hitachi TrueCopy, Hitachi TrueCopy Async, and Hitachi Universal Replicator for all XP disk arrays managed under the same Business Continuity Manager) Hitachi Business Continuity Manager Extended CT Group (total capacity of the P-VOLs associated with Hitachi TrueCopy for all of the arrays managed under the same Business Continuity Manager) HP StorageWorks XP for Bus Cont Mgr Universal Replicator 4x4 Ext CT (total capacity of the P-VOLs associated with Hitachi Universal Replicator for all of the arrays managed under the same Business Continuity Manager. For these titles, customers license the use of the software by purchasing License products that "cover" them for the amount of storage capacity actually used by the software title in question. For HP StorageWorks XP Used capacity is defined as the total capacity of all logical volumes that are physically hosted on/mapped to an external storage subsystem (e.g. MSA, EVA, legacy XP Disk Arrays). This amount represents the true External Storage: usable capacity of these volumes corresponding with the configured LDEV sizes (i.e. it excludes RAID mirroring overhead). Example: A customer wishes to deploy an XP12000 Disk Array. The customer wishes to use HP StorageWorks XP External Storage to host a portion of the data on an externally-connected EVA storage system. For their solution, they determine that they will host 140 LUNs of equal LDEV size on the EVA. Each LUN LDEV is roughly 14.5 GB in size. The customer must purchase license capacity to cover all the LUNs being hosted on the EVA. In this case, the total used capacity would be calculated as follows: Used Capacity = logical capacity of all externally hosted volumes = 140 x 14.5 GB = 2,030 GB. Dividing by 1024 to convert to TB gives 1.98 TB. Rounded to the next highest TB: 2 TB of External Storage license capacity is required For HP StorageWorks LUN Security XP Extension, Hitachi LDEV Guard: Used capacity is defined as the amount of logical storage capacity on the array that is managed by the software. Logical storage capacity is defined as the size of the LDEV capacity being managed by the software. Example: Customer wants to use LUN Security XP Extension to manage a total of 2.5 TB of logical storage capacity. Rounding up to the nearest TB, the customer would order a total of 3 TB license capacity

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For HP StorageWorks XP Continuous Access Software, Hitachi TrueCopy for Mainframe, Hitachi TrueCopy Async for Mainframe Hitachi Universal Replicator for Mainframe:
Used capacity is defined as the total capacity of all logical volumes that are Remote Mirroring P-Vols (source volumes on a primary XP Array) or S-Vols (copy volumes on a secondary XP Array). This amount represents the true usable capacity of these volumes corresponding with the configured LDEV sizes (i.e. the amount excludes RAID mirroring overhead). Example: Based upon their total storage need, a customer requires a primary XP disk array with 5TB raw capacity. The customer also requires XP Continuous Access for the purpose of deploying a disaster recovery solution. For their solution, they determine that they will mirror 70 LUNs of equal LDEV size to a secondary XP disk array in their remote data center. Each LUN LDEV is roughly 14.5 GB in size. Each source LUN is a P-Vol and each copy LUN is an S-Vol. On both the primary and secondary, the customer must purchase license capacity to cover all LUNs being managed as XP Continuous Access P-Vols plus SVols. In this case, the total used capacity would be calculated as follows: On the Primary array: Used Capacity = P-Vol (source) LUNs = 70 x 14.5-GB = 1,015 GB. Dividing by 1024 to convert to TB gives 0.99 TB. Rounded up to the next highest TB: 1 TB total used capacity On the Secondary array: Used Capacity = S-Vol (copy) LUNs = 70 x 14.5-GB = 1,015 GB. Dividing by 1024 to convert to TB gives 0.99 TB. Rounded up to the next highest TB: 1 TB total used capacity So for the primary and secondary disk arrays, the customer must purchase at least 1 TB worth of license capacity on each array.
For HP StorageWorks XP Business Copy and Hitachi ShadowImage for Mainframe:
Used capacity is defined as the total capacity of all logical volumes that are either Local Copy P-Vols (BC source) or traditional S-Vols (BC copy) or POOL-Vols (where Snapshot data is stored). This amount represents the true usable capacity of these volumes corresponding with the configured LDEV sizes (i.e. it excludes RAID mirroring overhead). Example: Based upon their total storage need, a customer requires a 5 TB raw capacity XP Disk Array. The customer also requires XP Business Copy for the purpose of online backup and application testing and all of the copy LUNs will be traditional, full-size volumes. For their solution, they determine that they will mirror 70 LUNs of equal LDEV size, with one copy each for the first 30 LUNs and two copies each for the other 40 LUNs. Each LUN LDEV is roughly 14.5 GB in size. Each source LUN is a P-Vol and each copy LUN is an S-Vol. The customer must purchase license capacity to cover all LUNs being managed as an XP Business Copy P-Vol or S-Vol. In this case, the total used capacity would be calculated as follows: Used Capacity = P-Vol (source) LUNs + S-Vols (copy) LUNs = 70 x 14.5-GB + 1 x 30 x 14.5GB + 2 x 40 x 14.5-GB = 1,015 GB + 1,595 GB = 2,610 GB. Dividing by 1024 to convert to TB gives 2.55 TB. Rounded to the next highest TB: 3 TB used capacity. For HP StorageWorks XP Business Copy using Snapshot replication (XP24000/XP20000/XP12000/XP10000 only): Used capacity is defined as the total capacity of all logical volumes that are P-Vols (Snapshot source) plus Pool Volume (where all Copy-on-Write data is stored). This amount represents the true usable capacity of these volumes corresponding with the configured LDEV sizes (i.e., it excludes RAID mirroring overhead). The Pool Volume size is estimated by understanding: 1. the size of data that will be changed for each P-Vol per generation of Snapshot V-Vol (X) 2. the number of generations of Snapshots that will be created/retained (Y) 3. the number of P-Vols that will have Snapshots taken (Z)

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Raw Capacity licensed titles: For XP24000/XP20000:
HP StorageWorks XP Tiered Storage Manager: Special low cost licenses are provided to cover External Storage capacity All other XP24000/XP20000 raw capacity licensed software (Array Manager, Auto LUN, Performance Advisor, Application Performance Extender, Command View AE, and Provisioning Manager): These titles include coverage of unlimited External Storage capacity at no extra cost, and therefore are not affected by the presence or absence of External Storage For XP12000/XP10000: for the following titles, license capacity must be purchased to cover the total raw capacity of the XP12000/XP10000 plus the usable External Storage LUN's configured. HP StorageWorks XP Auto LUN (optional product). HP XP Disk/Cache Partition (optional product). HP StorageWorks XP Tiered Storage Manager (optional product). HP StorageWorks XP Provisioning Manager (optional product). Example: A customer wishes to deploy an XP12000 Disk Array solution that will have 5TB of native XP raw disk capacity along with an External Storage configuration. The customer intends to host 3TB of XP12000 logical capacity on an external EVA storage system. If the customer desires to use XP Auto LUN, the customer must purchase license capacity of HP StorageWorks XP Auto LUN software as follows: License Capacity = XP12000 raw storage capacity + External storage logical capacity requirement = 5TB + 3TB = 8TB total license capacity required for software licensing purposes Used Capacity licensed titles: For XP24000/XP20000/XP12000/XP10000: HP StorageWorks XP Business Copy (optional product) HP StorageWorks XP Continuous Access Synchronous (optional product) HP StorageWorks XP Continuous Access Asynchronous (optional product) HP StorageWorks XP Continuous Access Journal (optional product) HP StorageWorks XP Replication Manager (optional product) HP StorageWorks XP Tiered Storage Manager for External Storage (optional product for XP24000/XP20000 only) For these titles, license capacity must be purchased based on the 'standard' licensing terms for those titles. In other words, the standard licensing terms apply equally whether a given volume is being hosted on native XP24000/XP20000/XP12000/XP10000 capacity or on the external storage device. Example: A customer wishes to deploy an XP12000 Disk Array. In addition to provisioning XP12000 'native' disk capacity to host their main production data, the customer wishes to use HP StorageWorks XP External Storage to host a portion of non-production data on an externally-connected EVA storage system. In the final configuration, the customer wishes to create one local copy/mirror of 2.2TB of XP12000 logical capacity and host that copy on the EVA storage system using XP Business Copy. Per standard XP Business Copy licensing terms, the customer must purchase license capacity to cover all LUNs being managed as a XP Business Copy P-Vol or S-Vol. In this case, the total used capacity would be calculated as follows: License Capacity = Used Capacity = P-Vol (source) LUNs + S-Vols (copy) LUNs requirement = 2.2TB (source, hosted on the XP12000) + 2.2TB (copy, hosted on the EVA) = 4.4TB. Rounded to the next highest TB: 5 TB used capacity for XP Business Copy

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Ordering Limited-availability XP Software
The following XP Software titles are available via a manual ordering/fulfillment model: Hitachi SANtinel -- Port Security Option Hitachi LDEV Guard Hitachi Cache Manager Utility for Mainframe NOTE: These products are not available on the Official HP Corporate Price List. To provide a customer quotation for these titles, please contact your XP regional marketing representative to obtain pricing and ordering information.

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Software Warranty
Service and Support, HP Care Pack, and Warranty Information
HP warrants only that the Software media will be free of physical defects for a period of ninety (90) days from delivery.
HP Care Pack Services. Scalable, Flexible, Dependable. Like your storage.
Your storage is evolving. Get scalable support that evolves with it. HP Care Pack Services is an easy-to-buy, easy-to-use portfolio of packaged services covering your lifecycle needs. You can rely on our highly skilled, HP certified professionals to offer a breadth of expertise across leading storage technologies, and work side by side with you for optimal results. Partner with HP Technology Services to boost availability and avoid costly downtime by mitigating technology-related business risks. To help take the worry out of deploying, supporting and managing your storage technologies, we've designed a portfolio of service options that are as flexible, scalable and affordable as our storage. Protect your business beyond the warranty Standard warranty protects against product defects and some causes of downtime. HP Care Pack Services helps you proactively guard against unplanned downtime which can reduce your productivity and profitability. By using a standard approach to warranty uplifts, such as HP Care Pack Services, customers can be certain of consistency of operations for both mission-critical and standard business computing. Extending warranties with HP Care Pack Services The key to normalizing the warranty of combined solutions-is making service uplift simple: HP Care Pack Services. This portfolio of predefined packages, extending across the entire IT lifecycle, offering consulting, education, technical support, optimization, risk assessment, and more. It's entirely flexible allowing customers to extend the cover to the precise level of support required. Customer's standard hardware warranty, for example, can be upgraded to next-business-day response, to same-day coverage, or even to a committed six-hour call-to-repair service available 24 hours every day of the week. Provide consistent, predictable levels of support across your entire department or business Give you direct access to proven technical and problem-solving expertise Offer a choice of response-time and repair-time commitments Are available whenever and wherever you do business For many products, post-warranty HP Care Pack Services are available when your original warranty has expired. Choose the support levels that meet your business requirements, from basic to mission-critical. In the new world of business technology, when your technology has to work for your business to work, who can you trust to make your technology work? HP Technology Services, the trusted business technology experts who manage your technology in action, because when technology works, business works. http://www.hp.com/hps/storage NOTE: Care Pack Services availability may vary by product and country. Recommended Services HP Care Pack Services recommended for optimal satisfaction of all deployments of your product. 3-Year HP Critical Service 3-Year HP Critical Service is a comprehensive support solution designed for businesses that run mission-critical applications where any downtime causes a significant business impact. Value & Benefits: Recommended support service 3-Year HP Critical Service 3-Year HP Critical Service A comprehensive support solution designed for businesses that run missioncritical applications, which cannot tolerate downtime without a significant business impact. Provides the right combination of proactive and reactive services designed to: DA - 12066 Worldwide Version 42 June 21, 2010 Page 60

Improve availability and performance across your IT infrastructure Decrease interruptions and reduce downtime Lower costs and gain competitive advantages in the marketplace HP Critical Service provides highly-trained professionals with world-class skills and a commitment to understand both your enterprise technology requirements and your business objectives. http://h71028.www7.hp.com/ERC/downloads/5982-0079EN.pdf Value & Benefits: Recommended deployment service Software enablement is Your HP storage product includes deployment which helps you improve the included with each productivity of your technical staff and allows your IT resources to stay individual software title focused on their core tasks and business priorities. HP deployment helps with the exception of XP ensure that your product is installed smoothly, efficiently, and with minimal Continuous Access, XP disruption of your IT and business operations. Business Copy and XP You'll benefit from: Cluster Extension. Specialized expertise for a complex, one-time task Reduced implementation time, impact and risk to your storage environment Shortened time-to-ROI Product knowledge gained during orientation session HP Data Replication Solution Services for Continuous Access XP Provides scalable deployment of HP Continuous Access (CA) real-time data mirroring between a local and a remote XP disk array, with special consideration for data availability, consistency, currency, and I/O performance. Service benefits: Allows your IT resources to stay focused on their core tasks and priorities Reduces implementation time, impact and risk to your storage environment Lowers the risk associated with deployment Helps ensure a successful implementation for complex deployments by providing HP project management Helps you more effectively utilize HP product by knowledge gained from HP Service specialist during onsite delivery of the service Service Features: Installation in accordance with your business's configuration requirements Fast effective integration of your backup solution into your storage infrastructure to enable rapid recovery from system downtime The ability to achieve more effective data management http://h71028.www7.hp.com/ERC/downloads/5982-4154EN.pdf HP Data Replication Solution Services for HP StorageWorks Business Copy Worldwide Version 42 June 21, 2010 Page 61
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Provides scalable deployment of the HP Business Copy (BC) real-time data mirroring or Snapshot features of the XP storage array with special consideration for data availability, consistency, currency, and I/O performance. Service benefits: Allows your IT resources to stay focused on their core tasks and priorities Reduces implementation time, impact and risk to your storage environment Lowers the risk associated with deployment Helps ensure a successful implementation for complex deployments by providing HP project management Helps you more effectively utilize HP product by knowledge gained from HP Service specialist during onsite delivery of the service Service Features: Installation in accordance with your business's configuration requirements Fast effective integration of your backup solution into your storage infrastructure to enable rapid recovery from system downtime The ability to achieve more effective data management http://h71028.www7.hp.com/ERC/downloads/5982-4153EN.pdf HP Cluster Extension Solution Implementation Service Provides customized onsite installation, configuration and verification of the Cluster Extension Disaster Tolerant Solution. Service benefits: Allows your IT resources to stay focused on their core tasks and priorities Customized implementation to meet your business's configuration requirements Reduces implementation time, impact and risk to your storage environment Helps ensure a successful implementation for complex deployments by providing HP project management Helps you more effectively utilize HP product by knowledge gained from HP Service specialist during onsite delivery of the service Service Features: Installation in accordance with your business's configuration requirements Fast effective integration of your backup solution into your storage infrastructure to enable rapid recovery from system downtime The ability to achieve more effective data management

Mitigate business risk with constant data availability
BULLETPROOF DESIGN Boot the XP24000/XP20000 once and never worry about it going down When operating a business that demands constant uptime, the risk of data loss or downtime is always at the forefront. That risk is mitigated with the XP24000/XP20000. All components are redundant, hotswappable, and can be upgraded online, including: disk drives, processors, I/O interfaces, power supplies, batteries, fans, and control processors, to provide extreme reliability and availability. Additionally, the XP24000/XP20000 can upgrade firmware one microprocessor at a time, so no downtime is experienced. Redundant data paths ensure that there is no single point-of-failure, minimizing the likelihood of unplanned shutdown. If one of the two data paths fails, the other path takes over automatically. You are then alerted to the problem, and can fix it quickly with a minimum of stress because the data is still accessible while the problem is being addressed. Configurations that provide continuous access to your data despite disaster After the August 2003 Northeastern North America blackouts, 93% of the companies that lost their data center for more than ten days filed for bankruptcy within a year.1 If you experience a large-scale disaster, you need to not only have high levels of data protection but also business continuance. Maintaining operations in times of crisis can mean the difference between the continued success of business and its failure. In addition to the protection built-in to the XP24000/XP20000, HP offers various products and solutions around the XP24000/XP20000 for your ultimate protection. HP StorageWorks XP Continuous Access Software provides reliable array-to-array replication for the most demanding requirements. The remote replication capability provided by XP Continuous Access provides assurance that even if access to a site is lost, the business can continue operations by using the storage systems and data located at another site. Replication solutions, such as XP Continuous Access Journal, can save money on telecommunication costs and improve availability. XP Continuous Journal allows the link between sites to be sized for the average I/O rate rather than for the peak I/O rate, resulting in large telecommunication cost savings. HP StorageWorks XP Cluster Extension clustering solutions allow remote replication to be tightly integrated with high availability server clustering to provide true multi-site server/storage disaster recovery. XP Cluster Extension with the XP24000/XP20000 offers disaster tolerance against application downtime from fault, failure, or site disaster by extending clusters between data centers. It resurrects your critical applications at a remote site within minutes after an event. XP Cluster Extension works seamlessly with your open-system clustering software, XP Continuous Access and your XP24000/XP20000 storage system to automate fail-over and fail-back between sites making your business Disaster Proof. HP Metroclusters with XP Continuous Access seamlessly integrates the XP24000/XP20000 disk array remote replication capabilities with HP Serviceguard on HP-UX. It provides automatic and bi-directional failover/failback of business critical data and applications between data centers.

DISASTER PROOF SOLUTIONS

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HP Continental Cluster Software provides the highest levels of disaster tolerance by eliminating the cluster itself as a single point of failure. It uses data replication technologies to provide application recovery across multiple widely-separated HP-UX Serviceguard clusters. The HP Continental Cluster product provides the ability to monitor a Serviceguard cluster and recover mission critical applications to a remote Serviceguard cluster, should the monitored cluster become unavailable or if there is a disaster at the cluster site. The 3 Data Center Solution (3DC) A 3 Data Center Solution allows you to keep your business online, no matter what happens. XP disk arrays on two sites replicate data synchronously, while the XP on a third site many miles away protects against a regional disaster that hits the first two. Lose any one site and the other two keep going. Implementation of the 3DC solution combines the data consistency of synchronous replication and the long-distance capability of journal replication to protect against local and wide-area disasters. This technology provides other benefits, including: Maintaining high performance: Using synchronous replication over a short distance in a campus or metropolitan area cluster provides the highest level of data currency without significant impact to application performance. Permitting swift recovery: Campus/metropolitan cluster implementation allows for fast automated failovers after a local area disaster occurred. Eliminating transaction loss in the case of localized disasters caused by synchronous replication implementation. Permitting recovery even when a disaster exceeds traditional regional boundaries or extended duration: A wide-area disaster could disable both data centers 1 and 2, but with some manual interaction operations can be shifted to data center 3 and continue unaffected by the disaster. Staffing the remote data center with people living outside the disaster area: A wide-area disaster affects people located within the disaster area, both professionally and personally. By moving operations out of the region to a remotely located recovery data center, operational responsibilities shift to people not directly affected by the disaster.
External Storage Disaster Recovery With this feature, you can take the disaster recovery benefits of an XP to any other array from any vendor. An exact, synchronous copy of an XP volume is replicated to a heterogeneous array located at a second site. This second site can be used for manual disaster recovery in the event that the primary site becomes unavailable.

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By using this 2-site DR solution to synchronously copy data from an XP to an external storage device, you can now implement a lower cost disaster recovery plan by utilizing arrays you already have. You can use this solution with business critical applications such as email, billing, or data warehouse applications where it is important to have a backup copy of the latest data that can be put back online in a matter of hours by connecting the server to the second array. Using External Storage Disaster Recovery allow s you to 1) implement disaster recovery functionality at a fraction of the cost of other solutions, 2) redeploy existing arrays in a new disaster recovery solution, and 3) enjoy the green effect of using storage resources efficiently.

UNFAILING DATA PROTECTION
National Archives and Records Administration in Washington, D.C. Protect against data loss with built-in safety measures Relax, knowing that data is protected. If power goes out, the XP batteries can continue operations and then write cache data to disk. RAID 6 adds an extra layer of fault tolerance. Continuous Track checks your XP for unseen issues, and the end-to-end checksum confirms data integrity from port to disk and back. Battery DeStage Mode The XP gives you two ways to protect your data if you experience a power outage. Battery back-up mode: Fast restart with battery backup mode that protects Cache and Shared Memory for at least 36 hours. This mode works for both the XP24000 and XP20000. De-stage mode: De-stage mode keeps the entire system running for 1 min and then flushes Cache to final destination disk. This mode works only on the XP24000. RAID 6 Configuration Protect your data even if two disk drives fail at the same time in a parity group! The XP24000/XP20000 redundancy is further enhanced through a RAID 6 (6D+2P) configuration that allows up to two disk drives out of eight to fail and still maintain data availability. RAID 6 uses block level striping and two independently calculated distributed parity blocks across 8 disk drives. RAID 6 is an excellent combination of performance, extra redundancy, and storage efficiency. DA - 12711 Worldwide Version 24 February 17, 2010 Page 5

Continuous Track

With the rapid increase of e-commerce, data warehousing, and data mining, storage has become a strategic resource within an enterprise. Businesses must access their data instantly and continuously. The criticality of data availability dictates that the storage systems must be up and running all the time. IT departments need the ability to continuously monitor their storage services and resolve their problems proactively and immediately. Continuous Track utilizes HP's Instant Support Enterprise Edition (ISEE) which continuously and securely monitors an XP Disk Array 24 hours a day by expert systems and engineers at HP Response Centers over either a phone line or the internet. Service events are reported instantly. Hardware failures are detected immediately. Potential problems can be investigated and resolved proactively by HP engineers before your business is affected. The Continuous Track support service substantially eliminates unplanned downtime and increases the availability of storage, applications, and data access. Users of XP disk arrays using Continuous Track gain the following benefits: Enhanced total cost of ownership and data availability through an effective and efficient service delivery model. Reduced response and investigation times for any on-site support issues. HP support personnel are proactively informed about potential XP issues through incident/event data reports. HP support personnel receive array configuration files and configuration change event notices whenever the XP configuration is changed so they can provide the appropriate support. HP support personnel can connect to the XP SVP to perform remote diagnosis when the Remote Device Access (RDA) is enabled. XP Disk Arrays currently support two connection methods for Continuous Track remote support; modem and internet. The internet is preferred in comparison to the modem solution for the following reasons: Provides more reliable and higher speed connections to the HP support team. Enables more frequent transmission of larger files-for example, configuration files and dump filesto enhance remote troubleshooting. Supports more rapid remote repair. Eliminates telephone line and modem-related issues, including infrastructure setup, repair, and maintenance costs. Both the internet and modem solutions enable the XP to send the monitored information to HP. However, using the Continuous Track internet option increases the ability of the diagnostic center to get quicker time to resolution through the use of higher bandwidth access to the diagnostic data and other configuration information. This access allows HP support personnel to correctly determine the best course of action and to identify needed parts quickly before the HP support person travels to the XP site, as compared to having to physically go to the site to access the high volume diagnostic data and configuration information before they can correctly diagnose an issue. XP Disk Arrays using the Continuous Track internet solution also have the option of enabling HP's secure Remote Device Access (RDA). With HP's secure RDA HP support personnel have the enhanced ability, in some cases, to quickly fix a support issue entirely through remotely performed actions. Remote device access can allow the real time ability to access the XP Disk Array remotely, load new drivers or firmware, or alter configuration parameters that may quickly correct a problem, all while the customer's data remains safe and protected.

PARTITIONING

for resources can share a single disk array without impacting each other. Departments can share a single disk array confident that administrators cannot affect portions of the disk array that belong to someone else. The XP24000 can be divided up into 32 partitions, while the XP20000 can be divided up into 16 partitions. Partitions can be dynamically reconfigured as needs change. Standardize and simplify storage through consolidation Simplify your operations and reduce costs by consolidating multiple applications onto a single XP disk array. By having multiple hosts running diverse operating systems connected to an XP, you can reduce the time it takes to manage various environments and simplify the implementation of backups and disaster recovery solutions. By consolidating multiple SANs into a single XP disk array, four important functions can happen: 1. Backups can be done using a simpler framework and common devices 2. Administration of the total environment can be done with a single set of software 3. Buffer storage for growth can be consolidated and allocated to the hosts as needed. The amount of idle storage awaiting allocation can be reduced. The customer saves money by postponing purchases through minimized waste. 4. With all the enterprise storage consolidated into a single array, the user can implement Disaster Recovery solutions in a much easier and less expensive fashion. These above four areas are some of the key drivers that make storage consolidation a primary way to reduce costs in the data center. Supported Hosts - A wide variety of servers and operating systems can be connected to an XP24000/XP20000 disk array, including: HP-UX Microsoft Windows IBM AIX Sun Solaris VMware LINUX - IA2, Red Hat HP OpenVMS HP Tru64 UNIX HP NonStop Mainframe For more details on which servers and operating systems are currently supported, please contact your resellers and your HP technical support to review the supported server and operating system information.

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THIN PROVISIONING React quickly to new business demands
Accelerate Business Growth with swift adaptability
Thin provisioning also provides the flexibility you need to respond quickly to new demands. You can now configure all the capacity you will need for the future, but only buy what you need today. XP Thin Provisioning will automatically allocate capacity as applications need it. HP XP Thin Provisioning Software simplifies and accelerates storage provisioning by allowing you to create volumes without the need for physical installation and formatting time. Because your applications only see the virtual capacity that is allocated to them, there is no need for downtime when you install new physical disk capacity. And with simplified storage provisioning, you will be able to manage your storage with confidence knowing that the risk of human error has been reduced. Accelerate your return on investment and enhance storage consolidation by using the virtualized storage pool to deploy more applications and servers per storage system. Deploy your applications faster because HP XP Thin Provisioning Software makes it easier to plan and size storage. Thin provisioning pools can also be located on external storage devices, adding another virtualization element to the XP disk array. Start with the configuration you need today and add additional capacity as your needs change The CIO dilemma of either overbuying capacity today or planning for a costly "forklift" upgrade tomorrow is now history. The XP24000 can scale from 9 to 1152 disk drives. The XP20000 scales from 0 to 240 disk drives. And all main components like host ports and cache can be added--without shutting down critical operations. Simply buy what you need today and grow as your needs change. The charts below highlights the XP24000 and XP20000 scalability: Scalability of the XP24000 MIN INCREMENT 1.15 TB raw 576 GB usable 8 8/16 4/8/16 GB 4/8/16 GB 17 GB/s 17 GB/s 1 GB 1 GB 19.2 GB/sec 19.2 GB/sec MAX 2.26 PB* raw 1.98 PB* usable 4 14** 128/224** 512 GB 68 GB/s 28 GB 38.4 GB/sec 64k 5

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FLEXIBLE CONFIGURATION
To read more about the XP24000's SPC-1 performance results, please visit http://www.storageperformance.org/results/a00056_HP_XP24000_executive-summary.pdf. Have the flexibility you need to meet your performance and availability objectives The granular design of the XP24000 gives flexibility to customize for your particular need. The XP24000 can have 224 FC, 112 FICON, or 112 ESCON connections, or a mixture of each, while the XP20000 can have 48 FC, 24 FICON, or 24 ESCON connections, or a mixture of each. RAID types can be mixed to achieve performance or efficiency. And, tiered storage of different disk drive speeds and external storage devices gives you the flexibility to tune capacity and manage system costs.

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Standard Features

XP24000 Hardware

The XP24000 hardware consists of a Disk Control Frame (DKC) that holds up to 128 disk drives, and one to four optional Disk Array Frames (DKUs) for the remaining disk drives. An outline of frame components of the XP24000 disk array is shown above. Disk Controller (DKC) The DKC consists of : DKC box in which the channel adapters (CHAs), disk adapters (DKAs), cache memory adapter (CMA), shared memory adapter (SMA), and cache switches; The HDU box in which disk drives are installed; and The power supplies and battery boxes that supply power to the components above. The control unit in the DKC is equipped with a Service Processor (SVP), which is used to service the subsystem, monitor its running condition, and analyze faults. Connecting the SVP with HP StorageWorks Continuous Track enables remote maintenance of the subsystem. Disk Unit (DKU) The DKU consists of the four HDU boxes in each of which 64 disk drives can be installed. Each DKU can hold up to 256 disk drives and have redundant power supply systems and cooling fans included. Battery boxes that supply power to the disk drives are also held in the DKUs.

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XP20000 Hardware
The XP20000 hardware consists of a primary rack that will hold up to 120 disk drives. This primary rack also contains the control panel, service processor (SVP), Cache Memory, Shared Memory, Crossbar Switch, Batteries, Channel Adapters (CHAs) and the Disk Adapters (DKAs). A second rack can be added that can hold up to 120 more disk drives.

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73 GB 4 Gb/s SDD 200 GB 4 Gb/s SSD 400 GB 4 Gb/s SSD
Solid State Disk drives can be implemented on your XP24000/XP20000 using any RAID type that is supported on any other drives today. In addition, any XP software can also be used on the SSD drives, including the popular XP Thin Provisioning Software. The XP24000 can support up to 128 SSD drives with a max of 8 SSDs on a FC-AL loop. The XP20000 can support a total of 32 SSD drives.
Channel Adapter (CHA) Pairs
Channel Adapters (CHAs) provide connections to host or servers that use the XP24000/XP20000 for data storage (either directly connected to the servers or through SAN switches). The primary function of a CHA is to process host commands and signal the DKAs to read or write Cache to or from the disk drives. In addition, CHAs access and update the cache track directory, monitor data access patterns, and emulate host device types. The CHAs are configured in pairs for redundancy. The XP24000 can have up to 14 pairs of CHAs.* The XP20000 can have up to 3 pairs of CHAs. CHA pairs available for use in the XP24000/XP20000 include: 8 and 16 port 4 Gbps auto sensing Fibre Channel** 8 port 8 Gbps auto sensing Fibre Channel** 8 port ExSA Channel (ESCON compatible) 8 port 4 Gbps auto-sensing FICON in both short-and long-wave versions For the FICON interface, HP offers a High Performance FICON Connectivity Software that delivers higher performance without changing the hardware. HP StorageWorks XP for Compatible High Performance FICON Connectivity Software reduces command overhead and improves FICON throughput on existing FICON hardware when used with IBM System z10. * Up to 8 CHA pairs if 4 DKA sets are installed. ** The standard optical transceiver (small form-factor pluggable [SFP]) on the Fibre Channel CHAs is short-wave. Long-wave SFP transceivers can be ordered individually. A single Fibre Channel port can be quickly converted from short-wave to long-wave by swapping a short-wave SFP transceiver for a longwave SFP transceiver. 4Gbps and 8 Gbps long-wave transceivers are available.

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Disk Adapter (DKA) Sets
The Disk Adapters (DKAs) perform all data movement between the disk drives and Cache Memory. The DKA also provides data protection through the use of RAID 1, RAID 5, and RAID 6. Each DKA set has eight 4 Gbps FC-AL loops or 16 loops total per set, and supports up to 48 disk drives per loop. The DKA is configured in sets (2 DKA pairs) for redundancy. The XP24000 can have one, two, three, or four sets of DKAs. The XP20000 can have one DKA pair providing four 4 Gbps FC-AL loops or 8 loops total per set, and supports up to 60 disk drives per loop. Enhanced DKA The XP hardware provides encryption capabilities with the optional Enhanced Disk Adapter (DKA) offering. The Enhanced DKA encrypts the data on disk drives so that data cannot be read off a disk drive that is removed from the XP disk array. Encryption can be enabled on a Parity Group basis. Only data on the disk drives is encrypted (data in cache is not encrypted). An XP disk array can house both an encrypted and non-encrypted DKA at the same time; however, only the data that sites behind the Enhanced DKA set is protected. XP Auto LUN software can be used to move data between encrypted and non-encrypted Parity Groups. Only one encryption key is needed for the entire XP array. The encryption key is randomly generated by the XP when encryption is enabled for the first time. The encryption key can be backed up to the Remote Web Console computer using a KEK (Key Encryption Key). It is important to note that utilizing this encryption feature does not change the performance of XP, as data is encrypted at the hardware (DKA) level and not at the cache.

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HP warrants only that the Software media will be free of physical defects for a period of ninety (90) days from delivery. For more information about HP's Global Limited Warranty and Technical Support, visit http://www.hp.com/products/storageworks/warranty
For increased uptime, productivity and ROI -HP Care Pack packaged services for Storage
These days, you need to get the most out of your storage investment-you can't afford not to. When you buy HP storage products and solutions, it's also a good time to think about what levels of service and support you may need. To help take the worry out of deploying, designing, maintaining, and managing your environment, we've designed a portfolio of service options that are as: flexible, reliable and scalable as your storage. Unlike storage-only vendors, we take a holistic approach to your entire environment, bridging storage, servers, blades, software and network infrastructures with our HP Care Pack packaged services for Storage. Protect your business beyond the warranty When it comes to robustness and reliability, standard warranties on today's computing equipment have matured just as the technologies have matured. Good news on some fronts-but also a source of potential problems and subsequent consequences that come from depending on standard warranties alone. Standard warranty protects against product defects and some causes of downtime- but not the business. By using a standard approach to warranty uplifts, such as HP Care Pack Services, you can reduce downtime risks and be more certain of operational consistency for both mission-critical and standard business computing. Simply put, HP Care Pack Services normalize the warranty of combined products - helping you proactively guard against unplanned downtime.
Extending warranties with HP Care Pack Services
For cost-effective upgrading or extending your standard warranty, HP Care Pack Services offer a suite of standard reactive hardware and software support services that are sold separately, or combined as with our Support Plus and Support Plus 24 services. The portfolio also provides a combination of proactive and reactive services, such as Proactive 24 Service and Critical Service. In addition, with HP Proactive Select we offer an innovative approach to service delivery that gives you the flexibility to acquire the specific proactive services you need today, then add services as your needs evolve. HP Proactive Select offers a broad set of technical or per-event type service options - including server, storage, and network, SAN device, and software, environment, installation and education services. Services that you can mix and match depending on your specific requirements, from preliminary planning and equipment delivery to installation, configuration, integration, and testing, through every level of ongoing support. Our HP Care Pack packaged services for Storage assures help when you need it most. And for many products, post-warranty HP Care Pack Services are available when your original warranty has expired.

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Configuration Information
An extensive list of accessories is available for this product. For more information, please contact your reseller or authorized HP representative to work with the requirements to configure the product correctly. AE130A Base Configurations - HP StorageWorks XP24000 Disk Array SSP NOTE: The XP24000 is a Structured Solution Product (SSP). This product number (AE130A) is a zero-price ordering mechanism that is used as an "umbrella" product to indicate to the ordering system that this is a new XP24000 order. HP XP24000 DKC XP24000 Disk Control Frame - DKC (Supports up to 128 disk drives. Contains Basic Redundant Power Supplies, base batteries for up to 64GB Cache and up to 64 disk drives, HP microcode, HP StorageWorks Continuous Track Modem and pcAnywhere. Does not include DKA - 1 required per XP system). Must select one power option. Power Cable Kit 3-Phase/30A/60Hz DKC-DKU 3P/30A/60Hz 3760PDG/115J-AP8508 AC Box Kit, 3-Phase/30A, DKC-DKU 2 Cords 3P/30A/50Hz No Plugs 2 Power Cable Kit 3-Phase/30A/50Hz DKC-DKU AC Box Kit, 3-Phase/30A, DKC-DKU Cords 1P/50A/60Hz 9P53UPower Cable Kit 1-Phase/50A/60Hz DKC-DKU AC Box Kit, 1-Phase/50A, DKC-DKU Cords 1P/50A/50Hz No Plugs 2 Power Cable Kit 1 Phase/50A/50 Hz DKC-DKU AC Box Kit, 1-Phase/50A, DKC-DKU Cords 1P/30A/60Hz Std Config Power Cable Kit 1-Phase/30A/60Hz DKC-DKU AC Box Kit, 1-Phase/30A, DKC-DKU 3750DP 4 Cords 1P/30A/50Hz Std Config Power Cable Kit 1-Phase/30A/50Hz DKC-DKU AC Box Kit, 1-Phase/30A, DKC-DKU No Plugs 4 Cords NonStop Server Connectivity SVP High Reliability Support Kit (min 0, max 1) Power Control Interface Kit for Mainframe Kit (min 0, max 1) XP24000 option to connect to NonStop Server

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Channel Adapter (CHA) pairs (Min1 pr, Max 14) [Less 2 CHA prs per 2nd, 3rd or 4th DKA set (AE164A) installed] HP XP24000/Port 4 Gb FC CHA HP XP24000/Port 4 Gb FC CHA HP XP24000/Port 4 Gb FICON SW CHA HP XP24000/Port 4 Gb FICON LW CHA HP XP High Performance FICON Connectivity Software HP XP24000/Port EXSA CHA HP XP24000/Port 8 Gb FC CHA NOTE: FC CHA Long Wave Transceiver - Converts 1 SW FC port to 1 LW FC port. Must order in quantities of 2 for failover capability. HP XP24000/XPGb LW Transceiver HP XP24000/XPGb LW Transceiver
AE135A AE136A AE137A AE138A T5217A AE139A AE141A

AE146A AE147A

Additional 12V DKC Power Supply (Min 0, Max 2)
HP XP24000 12V DKC Power Supply NOTE: NOTE 1st required with any of the following: Install 5 or more CHA pr + DKA pr (note AE164A consists of 2 DKA prs). Install 2 or more of Cache Adapter AE151A Install 2 Shared Memory Adapter AE155A 2nd required with any of the following: Install 11 or more CHA prs + DKA prs. Install 3 or more Cache Adapter AE151A.

AE150A

Cache Memory Adapter (Min 1, Max 4) Cache Memory (Min 1 module, Max 32 modules)
HP XP24000/XP20000 Cache Memory Adapter NOTE: Max 8 cache modules (64 GB) per Cache adapter. HP XP24000/XPGB Cache Memory HP XP24000/XPGB Cache Memory HP XP24000/XPGB Cache Memory NOTE: Must configure 1 Cache Adapter per 8 cache modules (per 64 GB cache). HP XP24000 Cache Backup Expansion Kit HP XP24000 Cache Backup DKC/DKU Cable HP XP24000 Shared Memory Adapter NOTE: Max 4 SM modules per SM Adapter HP XP24000/XPGB Shared Memory HP XP24000/XPGB Shared Memory NOTE: Max 4 SM modules per SM Adapter

AE151A

AE152A AE153A AE154A
(Configurations greater than 256 GB Cache) Shared Memory Adapter (Min 1, Max 2) Shared Memory (Min 1, Max 8)

AE187A AE188A AE155A

AE156A AE157A

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Additional DKC 12V Battery (Min 0, Max 3) HP XP24000 DKC 12V Battery NOTE: NOTE 1st set required if any:

AE160A

Cache Memory Capacity is 56 GB or more. Shared Memory Capacity is 14 GB or more. When the 1st set of DKC 12V Power Supply AE150A is installed. 2nd set required if either: CM Capacity is 72 GB or more. When the 2nd set of the DKC 12V Power Supply AE150A is installed 3rd set required if: CM Capacity is 104 GB or more. Additional DKC-DKU 56V HP XP24000 DKC/DKU 56V Battery Battery NOTE: (Min 0, Max 1 per DKC 1 set for DKC required if either condition: and each DKU) When De-stage mode is selected When memory backup mode is selected and when CM is 136 GB or more. Additional 56V Battery for DKU: When the De-stage mode is selected then: 1 set required for each DKU without DKU Expansion Kit AE174A installed 2 sets required for each with DKU Expansion Kit AE174A installed HP XP24000 Cache Switch DKC Data Path Expansion kit (Min 0, Max 3) NOTE: NOTE 1 set required if either: When installing 3rd or 4th CHA pr When installing 2nd AE64A/AU DKA Set 2nd set required if either: When installing 5th or 6th CHA pr When installing 3rd AE164A/AU DKA Set 3rd set required if either: When installing 7th or 8th CHA pr When installing 4th AE164A/AU DKA Set HP XP24000 DKA Disk Adapter Set Disk Adapter Set (DKA) (Min 1, Max 4) AE164A AE162A AE161A

AE174A

AE177A AE179A AE181A AE183A AE227A AE182A AE228A AE184A AE225A AE226A
AE177AS AE179AS AE181AS AE183AS AE227AS AE182AS AE228AS AE184AS AE225AS AE226AS
Upgrades Upgrade Configurations - HP StorageWorks XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade Disk Array NOTE: This product number (AE130AU) is a zero-price ordering mechanism that is used as an "umbrella" product to indicate to the ordering system that this is an upgrade XP order.

AE130AU

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HP StorageWorks XP24000 DKC upgrade components NonStop Server Connectivity HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade SVP High Reliability Kit SVP High Reliability Sup. Kit / XP24000 Modem Card HP XP24000/20000 Upgrade 2nd Vista SVP Kit HP XP24000/20000 Upgrade SVP to Vista Kit HP XP24000 Upgrade Power Control I/F MF Kit HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 8 Port 4 Gb FC CHA HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 16 Port 4 Gb FC CHA HP XP24000/XP20000 Upg 8 Port 8 Gb FC CHA HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 8 Port 4 Gb FICON SW CHA HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 8 Port 4 Gb FICON LW CHA HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 8 Port EXSA CHA HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 4 Gb LW Transceiver HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 8 Gb LW Transceiver HP XP24000 Upgrade 12V DKC Power Supply HP XP24000 Upgrade Cache Memory Adapter HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 8 GB Cache Memory HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 4 GB Cache Memory HP XP24000/20000 Upgrade 16 GB Cache Memory HP XP24000 Upgrade Cache Backup Kit HP XP24000 Upgrade Cache Backup Cable HP XP24000 Upgrade Shared Memory Adapter HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 2 GB Shared Memory HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 4 GB Shared Memory HP XP24000 Upgrade DKC 12V Battery HP XP24000 Upgrade DKC/DKU 56V Battery HP XP24000 Upgrade Cache Switch HP XP24000 Upgrade DKA Disk Adapter Set HP XP24000 Upgrade Enhanced DKA Set HP XP24000 Upgrade DKU R1 Base Cable Set HP XP24000 Upgrade DKU R1 Exp Cable Set HP XP24000 Upgrade DKU L1 Base Cable Set HP XP24000 Upgrade DKU L1 Exp Cable Set HP XP24000 Upgrade DKU R2 or L2 Cable Set
AE130AU#010 AE132AU AE132BU AE132CU AE133AU AE135AU AE136AU AE141AU AE137AU AE138AU AE139AU AE146AU AE147AU AE150AU AE151AU AE152AU AE153AU AE154AU AE187AU AE188AU AE155AU AE156AU AE157AU AE160AU AE161AU AE162AU AE164AU AE165AU AE168AU AE169AU AE170AU AE171AU AE172AU

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HP StorageWorks XP24000 DKU upgrade components HP XP24000 Upgrade DKU Disk Unit Frame

Safety Software

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Number of Disk Drives Disk Drives, Interface
0 -240 in 1 to 2 racks (primary rack holds 120 disk drives and the second rack holds up to 120 more disk drives) Disk drive 146 GB 300 GB 400 GB 450 GB 600 GB specifications 15K 15K 10K 15K 15K 143.76 288.20 393.85 440.57 576.39 GB Raw capacity (User area) GB GB GB GB 15,000 15,000 10,000 15,000 15,000 Rotation rpm rpm rpm rpm rpm speed 2.01 ms 2.99 ms 2.01 ms 2.01 ms Mean latency 2.01 ms time 3.5 / 4.0 3.5 /4.0 3.9 / 4.2 3.5 / 4.0 3.4 / 3.9 Mean seek ms ms ms ms ms time (Read/Write) Internal data Up to 202 Up to 243 Up to 151 Up to 243 Up to 296 MB/sec MB/sec MB/sec MB/sec MB/sec transfer rate 1 TB 7.2K 984.62 GB 7,200 rpm 4.17 ms 8.2/9.2 ms 2 TB 7.2K 1.97 TB 7,200 rpm 4.17 ms 8.2/9.2 ms
Up to Up to 202 136.38 MB/sec MB/sec Interface type Dual ported Dual ported Dual ported Dual ported Dual ported Dual ported Dual ported 4 Gbps FC 4 Gbps FC 4 Gbps FC 4 Gbps FC 4 Gbps FC 4 Gbps FC 4 Gbps FC AL AL AL AL AL AL AL SSD Disk Drives, Interface Disk drive specifications Raw capacity (User area) Mean access time Interface type Capacity RAID Level 0 GB - 472 TB raw 0 GB - 413 TB usable RAID 1 (2D + 2D) RAID 1 (4D + 4D) RAID 5 (3D + 1P) RAID 5 (7D + 1P) RAID 5 (14D + 2P) RAID 5 (28 D + 4P) RAID 6 (6D + 2P) 64K 4 GB - 128 GB 2 GB to 14 GB Fast restart with battery backup mode protects Cache and Shared Memory for at least 36 hours. HP-UX, Tru64, Open VMS, NonStop, Solaris, VMware, AIX, Windows, NetWare, IRIX, Linux, Mainframe Fibre Channel, ESCON, FICON 8 to 48 by increments of 8/16 This product meets all applicable safety and regulatory specifications 24 x 40 x 77 in (60.4 x 102 x 200 cm) Width x Depth x Height 1297 lb (588 kg) Max Weight 73 GB SSD 200 GB SSD 400 GB SSD 71.5 GB 196.92 GB 393.85 GB 120 microsecond 120 microsecond 120 microsecond Dual ported 4 Gbps FC Dual ported 4 Gbps FC Dual ported 4 Gbps FC AL AL AL
Maximum number of Logical Devices (LDEVs) Cache Memory Shared Memory Battery backup time Operating Systems Host Interface Host Ports Regulatory Approvals Primary Rack Physical Dimensions

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Second Rack Physical Dimensions Primary Rack Shipping Dimensions Second Rack Shipping Dimensions Heat Dissipation and Power Consumption Specifications Width x Depth x Height Max Weight Width x Depth x Height Max Weight Width x Depth x Height Max Weight
24 x 40 x 77 in (60.4 x 102 x 200 cm) 997 lb (452 kg) 36 x 48 x 86 in (91 x 122 x 218 cm) 1422 lb (645 kg) 36 x 48 x 86 in (91 x 122 x 218 cm) 1122 lb (509 kg) Primary Rack Secondary Rack 4.20 3.00 4.03 2.2466 Full Array (Primary and Secondary) 7.20 6.5933
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The HP StorageWorks XP20000 Disk Array also provides unique capabilities for the IBM eServer zSeries and for IBM z/OS, z/VM and VSE environments. XP20000 mainframe capabilities include local and remote replication (hardware and host based) of mainframe volumes, DB2 cloning, mainframe array based partitioning, advanced cache, security and archive functions and multiple concurrent I/O handling. HP StorageWorks XP for Business Continuity Manager Software HP StorageWorks XP for Compatible Parallel Access Volumes Software HP StorageWorks XP for Compatible Extended Remote Copy (XRC) Software HP StorageWorks XP for FlashCopy Mirroring Software HP StorageWorks XP for Data Exchange Software
Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. The only warranties for HP products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty. HP shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein. For disk drives, 1 GB = 1 billion bytes. Actual formatted capacity is less

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