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08/08/2003

Sanbolic to simplify SAN data sharing

Sanbolic have announced the interoperability of its volume sharing software Kayo and Adaptec’s SANbloc2500, a highly scalable high-performance RAID storage solution that delivers the benefits of storage area networks including data consolidation, centralized management and increased disk utilization.
Sanbolic’s Kayo will allow multiple users of Adaptec SANbloc 2500 to simultaneously and seamlessly access the shared storage.
Leveraging Sanbolic’s software with the SANbloc 2500 enables workstations and servers to freely share volumes with other systems on the SAN. Kayo allows systems connected to the SAN to transfer write privileges with other systems and servers that are connected to the same SAN. Kayo is particularly well suited for a workgroup environment as it provides users the flexibility to access the files they need without duplicating data for each system that needs access to the data.
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