StorMagic Completes Cisco Interoperability Verification Testing

StorMagic, Inc. announced that its
virtual storage appliance (VSA) solution, SvSAN, has
completed interoperability verification testing with Cisco UCS
E-Series Servers.

Interoperability testing is designed to
simulate typical customer configurations, and does not replace the need for
on-site testing in conjunction with actual implementation.

UCS E-Series servers and SvSAN are developed in line with the
needs of the lean branch office to simplify the distributed IT infrastructure
and ensure availability to on-site mission-critical applications. As a combined
solution, implementing HA across your distributed branch office network is
achievable with less capital and operational expense as there is a
substantially lower hardware requirement than traditional SAN and VSA
solutions.

"SvSAN enables organizations to
achieve affordable HA in smaller and distributed IT environments where revenue,
risk or liability is high," says Hans O’Sullivan, CEO, StorMagic.
"We work closely with Cisco to
ensure that SvSAN meets performance expectations of Cisco UCS E-Series
customers."

The Cisco Developer Network unites Cisco with third-party developers of
hardware and software to deliver tested interoperable solutions to joint
customers, harnessing the power and intelligence of the network. As a registered developer, StorMagic offers a complementary product offering and has
started to collaborate with Cisco to meet the needs of joint customers.

With offerings such as SvSAN, customers can more quickly deploy a range
of Cisco compatible business applications, devices, or services that can
enhance the capabilities, performance, and management of the Cisco network.

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StorMagic Joining Cisco Developer Network
As registered developer within UCS technology category