NetApp V-Series [EOL] Reviews

Name: NetApp V-Series [EOL]
Brand: NetApp
Rating: 4.0 (3 reviews)

4.0 out of 5

3 reviews
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What is NetApp V-Series [EOL]?

NetApp V-Series storage virtualization controllers provide leading data protection, data management, and storage efficiency for your existing EMC, HDS, HP, IBM, Fujitsu, and NetApp E-Series storage arrays. Reclaim 35% or more capacity and reduce what you must spend for new disk drives to handle data growth by using NetApp storage efficiency features such as deduplication, thin provisioning, and compression. Optimize your workload performance with our broad flash portfolio.

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it_user722277

ICT Expert at a logistics company with 10,001+ employees

You have the ability to connect a third-party storage back end, EMC VMAX in our case, and have all NetApp functionalities available. NAS on EMC VMAX was not possible in the past. It is nice to be able to connect to other storage and use all the NetApp functions (Snapshot, SnapClone, SnapMirror). It was also the start of virtualization and we used V-series for ESX (Dev and Prod). Now, we have everything on FAS (NAS and SAN).

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it_user8178

Product Manager at a tech services company with 501-1,000 employees

For now, I will say it is still an excellent product from NetApp which is able to provide full storage virtualization for storage arrays from EMC, HP, HDS, IBM, and Fujitsu, it also allow you to take advantage of NetApp storage efficiency, Integrated Data Protection, unified storage, and other…

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it_user487899

Infrastructure Administrator at a tech services company with 10,001+ employees

They present different types of support. For serious cases they can even request remote access to the cabin. The answer, if you have alerts by auto-support, is usually quite fast. In performance cases, they will ask for perfstat and usually they are not very fast, but the answer generally brings you some clarity.

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