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See the Real Value of Virtualization


Ideal Storage Solutions for Your Virtual Environment


You’ve invested a lot in your server virtualization initiatives— and now it’s time to ensure you see the payoff. A virtual storage infrastructure from HP StorageWorks can double your capacity utilization, cut management costs in half, and move data non-disruptively with innovations that unlock trapped capacity in individual servers or in enterprise disk arrays.


The Flexible Alternative


HP StorageWorks EVA6400 improves utilization with tiered storage and seamless provisioning. It provides the fl exibility and performance to support everything from your most critical applications to your bulk storage needs.


 Ideal for fi bre channel environments  Support for 10Gb iSCSI which supports FCIP for SAN over WAN remote data replication using HP StorageWorks Continuous Access EVA software and heterogeneous Array Data Migration capability


 HP StorageWorks Command View Software simplifi es management and reduces downtime


 Manage disk capacity and utilization with Dynamic Capacity Management software


Automatically Adaptable Performance


HP StorageWorks EVA6400 adapts to improve performance by placing data across more spindles and automatically re-leveling when new storage is added. EVA solutions tightly integrate local and remote replication with highly visible software applications.


Integrated Local and Remote Replication


EVA6400 improves availability and supports data continuance and disaster tolerant environments for your key applications. Robust Integration


The integration of applications and operating systems with tested and proven solutions brings simplicity to your complex and changing environment.


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