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File Fragmentation, SANs, NAS and RAID
Diskeeper Corporation | Oct 19th, 2008, 4:59 pm |
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This document will explain the behavior and benefit of implementing Diskeeper defragmentation software with intricate modern hardware technologies such as RAID, NAS and SANs. SANs, NAS devices, corporate servers, and even high end workstations and multimedia-centric desktops characteristically implement multiple physical disk drives in some form of fault tolerant disk striping (RAID).
Last edited by cscgal; Oct 19th, 2008 at 4:59 pm.
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