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While hardware design and functionality are critical to enabling performance, software function can maximize the efficiency and flexibility of the device. HP’s software packages extend the management and flexibility of the VA7000 family while exploiting the virtualization capability.
HP’s Software for VA7000 Series
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CommandView SDM | ||
| Windows and Red Hat Linux with Intel | Windows and Red Hat Linux with Intel |
| Pentium III/500 MHz computers or above | Pentium III/500 MHz computers or above |
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Enterprise Management | ||
Smart | Windows and Red Hat Linux with Intel | Windows and Red Hat Linux with Intel |
| Pentium III/500 MHz computers or above | Pentium III/500 MHz computers or above |
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Secure Manager VA | ||
| Windows and Linux with Intel Pentium III/500 | Windows and Linux with Intel Pentium III/500 |
| MHz computers or above; supports 128 | MHz computers or above; Managed by |
| Command View SDM; supports 128 World- | |
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| Wide Names and 1,024 secure LUNs |
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Business Copy VA | ||
| Windows and Linux with Intel Pentium III/500 | Windows and Linux with Intel Pentium III/500 |
| MHz computers or above; supports 127 | MHz computers or above; Managed by |
| Business Copy LUNs | Command View SDM; supports 1,023 |
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Auto Path VA | Windows 2000 with Intel Pentium III/500 | |
| MHz computers or above | Windows and Red Hat Linux |
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Network Management Tools | Not Applicable | HP OpenView NNM, HP Toptolls, CA |
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| Unicenter, Tivoli NetView, BMC Patrol |
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Operating Systems | ||
| Linux 6.2 | NT/2000; Solaris 2.6, 7.0, 8.0; AIX |
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| 4.3.3; NetWare 5.0/5.1; MPE/iX 6.5, |
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| 7.0; Red Hat Linux 6.2, 7.0 |
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