FUJITSU Storage ETERNUS CS800 S7

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FUJITSU Storage ETERNUS CS800 is a turnkey, easy to operate backup-to-disk appliance which provides leading data deduplication technology and supports all market-relevant backup suites

Features & Benefits

Features	Benefits
High capacity and performance while reducing costs	Maximum disk performance for better data protection Highest scalability from 8 up to 640 TB Data deduplication technology reduces disk requirements Pay-as-you-grow with easy scalability
Improved and automated disaster recovery	Remote replication with reduced network bandwidth 1:2 replication and cloud hosted disaster recovery Reduced media handling and easy administration Integrated Path to Tape Option Optimized integration with Veeam and Veritas OST
Integration into Business-centric Data-centers	Turnkey solution for easy and economical deployment Standard NAS or VTL interface for easy implementation Ready to realize cloud concepts for backup services

Technical details

Type	Entry Flex Scale
Performance (max.)	up to 8.4 TB/h (Entry) up to 8.8 TB/h (Flex) up to 13.9 TB/h (Scale)
Host Interfaces	Ethernet (10 Gbit/s, 1 Gbit/s) Fibre Channel (16 Gbit/s)
NAS – supported protocols	CIFS, NFS
NAS Shares (max.)	128
Partitions (max.)	64
Virtual Tape Cartridges (per partition)	61,000
Virtual Tape Drives (max.)	80 (Entry) 256 (Flex) 256 (Scale)

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Case Studies

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Oman , Industry: Healthcare

Comprehensive data center renewal with PRIMERGY and ETERNUS devices to create a robust and highly-reliable infrastructure at Sultan Qaboos University Hospital

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ETERNUS CS800 ensures backup and disaster protection at SogeMi logistics company

To streamline and optimize a backup process previously heavily dependent on manual operations, SogeMi opted for pair of FUJITSU Storage ETERNUS CS800 systems – a backup and deduplication appliance with automatic replication, bringing significant reductions in disk-space requirements and therefore also strengthening the company’s disaster protection plans.Tags: