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ON DEMAND WEBCAST!
SAN storage best practices for Exchange Server 2007
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ABSTRACT:
In this webcast, Exchange MVP Mark Arnold looks at the pros and cons of using SAN for Exchange 2007. He also explains how a SAN handles data storage and how using a SAN affects the Exchange 2007 backup and disaster recovery process. Specific topics that will be covered include:
- Why use SAN versus DAS storage?
- SAN hardware considerations
- Exchange 2007 backup and disaster recovery options
- SAN storage design for Exchange 2007
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Speaker
Mark Arnold
Principal Consultant, LMA Consulting LLC
Mark Arnold, MCSE+M, Microsoft MVP, is Principal Consultant with LMA Consulting LLC, a private messaging and storage consultancy based in Philadelphia, Penn. Mark assists customers in designs of SAN-based Exchange Server implementations. Mark has been a Microsoft MVP in the Exchange discipline since 2001, contributes to various Microsoft-focused technology Web sites, and can be found in the Exchange newsgroups and other Exchange forums. You can contact him at mark.arnold@msexchange.me.uk.
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