There are a few of them out here on the rock and they are archiving quickly and reliably. The real test will be "long-term" recoveries.
GigE is the networking link right now. But a faster SAN connection such as PCIe would be helpful.
Cache-A's come with their own simple UI, It has some quirks. They seem pretty transparent to use, until you step into the world of asset management software. At that point you've really stepped in it.
RT
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On Jan 5, 2012, at 6:58 AM, Curtis Nichols <curtisnpcs@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> I like our Cache-A. Simple to set up and use. Accessible across our LAN for moving files. All controls are through the browser interface, so I can work with it from anywhere in the building.
> Don't buy the cartridges from broadcast suppliers. Buy them from the data services suppliers for a better price.
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> Curtis Nichols
> Señor Editor
> PCS Production Co.
> Irving, Tx.
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> Are facilities happy with their LTO workflows? I have been using a hard drive archiving plan, but feel like a longer term solution needs to be put into place. I was looking at the Cache-A archiving appliance, any experience with it?
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