Re: Dell powervault questions
- From: "Christopher Muto" <muto@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 31 Oct 2005 18:57:01 GMT
lto drives are backwards compatible with older lto tapes... the dlt drives
are backwards compatible with older dlt tapes. if you don't have any legacy
tapes then the backward compatibility should not matter to you. the lto has
faster throughput and more capacity, more bang for the buck. quantum.com
has some nice sizing tools that help you choose the right device with
consideration to both capacity and the amount of time spent on backup...
they also have some good white papers.
<sweeneym@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I've been looking at 2 of the Powervault DLT systems, the 110T SDLT and
> the PV110T LTO-2L
>
> What I find strange is the PV110T seems to have a greater capaicty
> (200/400 compared to 160/320), but for less $$$, can someone explain to
> me why ?
>
> Also, any comments on these drives? Are they reliable? What type of
> system would be needed to get a decent throughput ?
>
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