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* * * * * * * * * * * * Now, I’d like to take a step back and look at how NetApp’s SAN and Unified storage architecture provide an unmatched level of investment protection and flexibility for our customers. The FAS system at the bottom implies one box, but that’s just a way to simplify the picture. The real environment includes small and large Filers and Nearstore systems. The best example of how the” learn one, know them all” approach to systems allows customers to take advantage of the scale out-scale up flexibility of our modular design is the way in which you don’t get forced into making point decisions on storage. Most larger organizations have requirements for both enterprise and departmental SAN and NAS, and our competitors solve these requirements with at least 2 and more often 4 different offerings. Given that the 4 requirements exist how do you guess right on application and data growth. How do you spread utilization across 4 platforms? How do you manage the migration from one to another? I can go on all day about the investment protection and flexibility that our design offers, but I only have about 15 minutes left, so I’ll move on. * * Give them a picture! A simple picture to show how simple and innovative our filesystem is. A small micro-kernel; data optimization in memory; nice neat contiguous stripes compared to a huge OS that knows little to nothing about the placement of data on disk. * * The above screenshot shows an example of how snapshots appear to Windows based users. The screen shows a view of a user’s home directory using the Windows Explorer. The top two Windows show the home directory and an “exploded” view of a subdirectory residing under the home directory. As can be seen in the Window at the top of the screen, the home directory also contains the “special” ~snapshot subdirectory underneath which the snapshots can be viewed and accessed. The lower three windows show a view into the Filer’s snapshot environment through the ~snapsh