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Storage Management Software

Storage Management Software

2005-01-18       - By Ed Wilts

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I'm looking for an open source project that will do roughly the
equivalent of HP's Storage Area Manager (OVSAM).  We've found OVSAM to
be very limiting and either need to get HP to throw some development
time at it or we'll have to replace it.  Essentially what I'm after is a
client/server application whereby the client sends the server disk
information (e.g. used and allocated space) and the server then does the
collecting, trending, etc.  One of the big gotchas with the OVSAM
product is that it doesn't support active/passive clusters at all and we
need it to be supported on both Solaris and Windows (we're not
clustering Linux yet but I expect I might add this early this year).  
Some systems have a large number of mount points and simple tools like
BigBrother and RRD simply won't cut it.

Sourceforge and google searches so far haven't resulted in anything
useful.

Thanks,
       .../Ed
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Ed Wilts, RHCE
Mounds View, MN, USA
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