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| Metropolis Managed Storage System (M2S2) SAN/NAS |
GVS has a full line of managed storage from entry to enterprise level. Configured for mission critical operations, the Metropolis Servers offer the latest fail-safe features and unparalleled data availability.
The Metropolis Advantage: GVS’ mid to high-end servers offer unique advantages to workgroups by accelerating their workflow, vastly increasing their productivity, greatly reducing their down-time, and enabling easier collaboration. GVS’ M2S2 solutions have all the benefits/availability of the SAN and NAS topologies while introducing and integrating new technologies which allow lower cost, more flexible upgrades and client additions (no need to spend more to add new workstations), and intuitive, secure system administration and management. Best of all, the M2S2 solution can integrate with your legacy systems; so you can continue to utilize your current investments .
Well suited for up to 250 concurrent network clients, M2S2 is ideal for applications such as rendering, video serving, and IP multi-casting, and is perfect for ‘power hungry’ applications that require constant data access with up-loadable power requirements. Entertainment (broadcast / video / multimedia) businesses can take advantage of the versatility, flexibility, and scalability. Application Editions are integrated into the M2S2 solution offering high availability and performance enhancements for mission critical applications such as SAP, TV Station , Oracle, Sybase, File/Video Serving, and Web Serving.
GVS’ unique MCR 1000 Base -T Ethernet, 10,000 Base -T Gigabit, and Fiber network routing, (100Mbit/sec to 3.2Gbit/sec data throughput), advanced admin tools (file/volume management), multi-processor architecture, server clustering options*, and Hot/Swap redundancy features can accommodate your performance/availability requirements today and into the future.
Backed by GVS 24/7 Support, Consulting, and Training services.* Metropolis Clustering allows for proactive application-level availability management for local and wide area multi-node cluster configurations on WIN, OS X, Linux and Unix.
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