HP P6000 Enterprise Virtual Array (EVA) Product Analysis

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Document Category: Analysis

Subject: SAN Storage

Vendor: HP

Keywords: Enterprise Virtual Array, EVA, Hewlett-Packard, HP, HP eva, P6000, SAN

Document Price: $1999.00

Document Date: 2011-07

Document Number: 756

# of Pages: 756

Short Description:

The EVA is positioned by HP as the primary open systems block storage device covering the very large mid-tier enterprise to mid-size business market segment

Full Summary:

The HP XP system is positioned above the EVA as the high-end enterprise system and the HP MSA is positioned below the EVA as the small to mid-size business offering for open system. The P4000 system acquired from LeftHand Networks overlaps the MSA and part of the EVA markets.
To cover that large expanse where the HP EVA is targeted, there are three models of the EVA defined that vary in price, storage capacity, and performance. The HP EVA 8400 covers the higher end of the segment with the HP EVA 6400 covering the middle and the HP EVA 4400 at the lower end.
Analysis Covers:
  • Highlights
  • Architecture
  • Specifications
  • RAS
  • Software Features
  • Performance
  • Evaluator Group Commentary

 


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HP P6000 Enterprise Virtual Array (EVA) Product Analysis

The HP XP system is positioned above the EVA as the high-end enterprise system and the HP MSA is positioned below the EVA as the small to mid-size business offering for open system. The P4000 system acquired from LeftHand Networks overlaps the MSA and part of the EVA markets.
To cover that large expanse where the HP EVA is targeted, there are three models of the EVA defined that vary in price, storage capacity, and performance. The HP EVA 8400 covers the higher end of the segment with the HP EVA 6400 covering the middle and the HP EVA 4400 at the lower end.
Analysis Covers:
  • Highlights
  • Architecture
  • Specifications
  • RAS
  • Software Features
  • Performance
  • Evaluator Group Commentary