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White Paper: Taking Advantage of Hewlett-Packard StorageWorks SAN Storage

By admin / April 19, 2011 06:00 AM / View Comments

In this white paper learn about deploying advanced VMware vSphere functionality so that virtualized SAP systems can take full advantage of the disaster-tolerance delivered by HP StorageWorks SAN storage.

This paper is intended for SAP administrators wishing to learn more about
virtualizing and protecting SAP systems using vSphere software in conjunction with an HP hardware platform. In general, however, the reader does not require experience with SAP software.

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