Novell File Management Suite for Microsoft Active Directory Environments

Ed ShropshireProgram [email protected]

Novell® File Management Suite for Active Directory Environments

Doug OuztsTechnical [email protected]

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Agenda

• Customer Challenges

• Novell® File Management Suite

– Novell Storage Manager

– Novell Dynamic File Services

– Novell File Reporter

• Summary

Novell® File Management SuiteIntroduction


The Iceberg in the Data CenterCould it sink you?

structured data

unstructured data

80% of all digitaldata is unstructured

Unstructured data is growing by 60% CAGR

Unstructured data resists utilization and reuse


Customer Challenges

• Explosive growth of unstructured data (files)• Regulatory compliance• Storage admin tasks highly manual and redundant• Costs in hardware, power, cooling, administration• More electronic collaboration = more files• Hidden value deep in file systems• Where to start?


File-based Data Growth

IDC, January 2009

“The fastest-growing data type is the file. Unstructured, file-based data is growing faster, is consuming more space, and is being retained longer. This is a challenge that touches every tier of storage, from primary to data protection to archiving.”


Just Adding Storage is Unsustainable

“Simply continuing to add more storage through traditional methods is unsustainable because many datacenters will be unable to provide the necessary power, space, or cooling. As a result, companies need to be more effective and efficient in the way they provide storage resources.”

IDC, December 2007


Do you know...

How many orphaned folders are on the network?

How many TB of MP3s?

How many documents haven't been accessed in the six months? The last year?

How many redundant files are stored?

Do you know how much space the files above take up on your network?

How much does it cost to power and cool?

How much time are you spending backing up?

Understanding your data better is the first step to rationalizing it


Two Approaches to Efficiency

Before Now

Why not control data at the source? Start with the user.

• Buy more disk• Manage blocks• Manage LUNs• Hierarchical Storage

Management• Storage Virtualization• Others

• Assess your current state• Customize policies for your

business requirements• Control data based on its

relevance• Automate mundane tasks• Optimize your file storage• Reduce back-up windows• Maintain streamlined

storage environment

The Novell® Solution


Enhance and Complement Novell® File Management Suite

Operating System / Driver

Storage Resource Management

Virtual Device Management

Volume / LUN

Physical Device Management

SAN / NAS / DAS

File

Blo

ck

Automated and Identity-DrivenFile System Management

Directory Services / Policy

File System

Novell® FileManagement Suite

Traditional “Storage Resource Management”

domain populated by Storage Vendors

Universal Solution – Works With Any Incumbent Solution


Novell® File Management Suite

Policy-Based DataRelocation

Automated DataReporting

Identity-Driven Data Management


Stale data canbe relocated to

cheaper storagedevices

User creates, accesses, saves data

to disk

Lifecycle of Unstructured Data

Identity-DrivenData

Management

AutomatedData

Reporting

Back Up Back Up

Policy-basedData

Relocation

IT assesses data usagepatterns and makes or

adjust policies to optimizefixed resources

Automatedpolicies attachdata to usersand groups,

while keepingcosts low for IT


1. Novell® Storage Manager

• Novell Storage Manager manages files and folders with polices based on user identities and roles

• IT customizes policies based on their own business rules, thereby automating redundant, low-value tasks over the life-cycle of the file

– Provisions and deprovisions based on identity

– Moves and restructures data (event driven)

– Load-balances

– Vaults and deletes files based on policyIdentity-Driven

Data Management


2. Novell® Dynamic File Services

• Dynamic File Services automatically moves “stale” files from expensive primary storage to low-cost secondary storage, based on policies set by IT

• File tiering is accomplished without any impact to the end user; files appear to be exactly where originally stored

– Windows and Linux-based file systems

– Customizable policies based on identities and file metadata

– Automated tieringPolicy-based

Data Relocation


2. Novell® File Reporter

• Novell File Reporter inventories file systems to provide IT with a clear picture of storage resource usage across multiple categories, including user identities

• Reports can be used to construct and fine-tune policies for Novell Storage Manager and Novell Dynamic File Services

– Immensely scalable

– Scheduled or ad-hoc reporting

– Trend data and monitor AutomatedData

Reporting


StorageManager

provisionsstorage

based onidentity and

policy

The Intelligent Way to Manage File Data

Dynamic FileServices allowsseamless tiering

of storageinfrastructures

based on policy

Novell StorageManager

Novell FileReporter

Back Up Back Up

NovellDynamic File

Services

File Reporter produces storageinventory reports that the

administrator can use to initiallyconstruct and later fine-tune

Dynamic Storage and StorageManager policies

Storage Managerpolicies govern

life-cycleautomation and compliance with

regard to file system data

Novell® File Reporter


Addressing File-based Data Growth

IDC, January 2009

“Nothing can be done to control the costs of file-based storage without knowing who is creating a majority of the data and to what end.”


Even with ample storage...

Without even a basic knowledge of:• How much you are storing• How much capacity if being used• What volumes are storing the most data• How old your data is

It’s probably costing you money!


Potential Needless Spending On

Tier 1 Storage Capacity

Storage Allocation

Power Consumption

Cooling

Maintenance

Additional Servers

More


• Storage devices are rolled out

• Assigned based on best guesses

• Basically ignored until a problem appears

Little Thought When Assigning Storage


Novell® File ReporterDesigned to Answer the Question

Are werunning outof storage?

If yes...Where?

And whyare we

running outof space?


Where Has All My Space Gone?

Has therebeen a

significantincreasein users?

In whatgroup?

Are there a lot of

redundantfiles?

Where?

Who hasthem?

Is spacebeing

abused?

By whom?Are weat risk?

Are wekeeping old filestoo long?

What are

typical usagepatterns?

When werethese fileslast used?

Who owns

them?

Are theyrelevant to

our business?

Novell® File ReporterArchitecture and Requirements


Novell® File Reporter

• Was developed to examine and report on terabytes of data

• In other words, millions of files and directories scattered among the various network storage devices that make up the network

• To do so efficiently, Novell File Reporter disperses the work load


Worst Case Assumptions

Built for Enterprise Level Report Size Assumptions

100 MillionDirectories

1 BillionFiles

750 MillionUnique

FileNames

100,000Unique

FileExtensions

200,000Owners

75 MillionDuplicate

FileNames


Report Types

System Inventory Report

Summary Report

Access Date Age Report

Modification Date Age Report

Filename Extension Report

Owner Report

Duplicate File Report

Comparison Report

Storage Cost Report

Triggered Reports

Filtered Report

Trending Report

Aggregation Report across multiple SR's

Policy-based Report (Novell® Storage Manager Integration)

NFRAdmin


NetwareAgent

OES Linux Agent

Windows Agent

NSM 2.5 eDirectory

DSI eDirectory

NSM 2.5 Active Directory

DSIActive Directory

File Reporter Engine Server

NFRAdmin

Windows Server

SLESOES Linux

Generate Reports

Display Reports

Linux Agent

Scan

Scan

Scan

Scan

SR

SR

SR

SR

Netware

OES Linux

Windows Server

SLES

Novell® File Reporter Architecture



NetwareAgent

OES Linux Agent

Windows Agent

NSM 2.5 eDirectory

DSI eDirectory


DSIActive Directory


NFRAdmin

Windows Server

SLESOES Linux

Generate Reports

Display Reports

Linux Agent

Scan

Scan

Scan

Scan

SR

SR

SR

SR

Netware

OES Linux

Windows Server

SLES


Service Options – Active Directory

NSM Policies

License

Automatic


License


Straight Linux

License


Manually Defined Paths

AD Authentication AD Authorization NFR License Management Policy-based Reporting Automatic Storage Resource

Discovery Manual Storage Resource Definition





Manual

A) Automatic Mode B) Manual Mode

NSM 2.5DSI DSI

Windows Server Shares

Automatic


There are 2 options for Active Directory integration:

2. Use File Reporter’s Directory Services Interface (DSI)1. Use Novell Storage Manager 2.5 for AD


License


Straight Linux

License







Manual


DSI DSIAutomatic


2. Use File Reporter’s Directory Services Interface (DSI)

Service Options – Active Directory Options without Novell® Storage Manager 2.5 AD


Service Options – Active Directory

NSM Policies

License

Automatic


License






A) Automatic Mode

NSM 2.5DSI


Automatic


1. Use NSM 2.5 for AD 2. Use File Reporter’s Directory Services Interface (DSI)

Upgrade Path to Novell® Storage Manager 2.5 AD –DSI in Automatic Mode Only

Upgrade Path


Service Options - eDirectory™

NSM Policies

License

Automatic


License


Straight Linux

License









Manual


2. Use File Reporter’s Directory Services Interface (DSI)

NSM 2.5DSI DSIAutomatic

There are 2 options for eDirectory integration:

Netware

OESLinux

Netware

OESLinux

1. Use Novell Storage Manager 2.5 for AD



NetwareAgent

OES Linux Agent

Windows Agent

NSM 2.5 eDirectory

DSI eDirectory


DSIActive Directory


NFRAdmin

Windows Server

SLESOES Linux

Generate Reports

Display Reports

Linux Agent

Scan

Scan

Scan

Scan

SR

Netware

OES Linux

Windows Server

SLES

SR

SR

SR


NFRAdmin Management Interface

• Single Interface for management and reporting• Windows .NET 3.5 Application

– Windows XP SP3 or later, Vista SP1 or later, Windows 7

– Windows Server 2003 SP2 or later, Windows Server 2008

NFRAdmin


DSI ActiveDirectory


Automatically Discover Storage Resources

Automatic Mode

License

1. Authentication2. Authorization3. Verify License4. Build Resource Lists

Schedule Scans and Run Reports

Generate Reports


NFRAdmin




Policy-based Reporting

Automatically Discover Storage Resources

NSM Integrated

License

1. Authentication2. Authorization3. Verify License4. Build Resource Lists5. Policy-based Reporting

Schedule Scans and Run Reports

NFRAdmin Management Interface

• Single Interface for management and reporting• Windows .NET 3.5 Application

– Windows XP SP3 or later, Vista SP1 or later, Windows 7

– Windows Server 2003 SP2 or later, Windows Server 2008Generate Reports



NetwareAgent

OES Linux Agent

Windows Agent

NSM 2.5 eDirectory

DSI eDirectory


DSIActive Directory


NFRAdmin

Windows Server

SLESOES Linux

Generate Reports

Display Reports

Linux Agent

Scan

Scan

Scan

Scan

SR

Netware

OES Linux

Windows Server

SLES

SR

SR

SR



Windows Server

SLESOES Linux

Generate Reports

Display Reports


• Engine that runs Novell® File Reporter• Resides on:

– Novell Open Enterprise Server 2 running SUSE® Linux– SUSE Linux Enterprise 10– Microsoft Windows 2003 or 2008 Server

• Communicates with Novell Storage Manager 2.5 Engine for Integration


Windows Agent

Scan

SR

Share

File Reporter Engine Server (cont.)

• Processes the scans based on schedule• Compiles them for inclusion in a report• Provides all report information to user interface• Determines that a condition has been met for a triggered report• Monitors how many agents are online


Windows Server

SLESOES Linux

Generate Reports

Display Reports


NetwareAgent

OES Linux Agent

Windows Agent

NSM 2.5 eDirectory

DSI eDirectory


DSIActive Directory


NFRAdmin

Windows Server

SLESOES Linux

Generate Reports

Display Reports

Linux Agent

Scan

Scan

Scan

Scan

SR

Netware

OES Linux

Windows Server

SLES

SR

SR

SR



Netware

OES LinuxOES Linux

Agent

Windows Server

WindowsAgent

SLESLinux Agent

SR

SR

SR

SR

Storage Resources and Reporting Agents

• A Storage Resource (SR) can be a server volume, Novell® Storage Manager policy, network folder path, or a Linux mount point

• Agent performs a “Scan” of the SR to which it is assigned• Agents for:

– Netware®

– Open Enterprise Server 2 Linux– Windows 2003 and 2008 Server– SUSE® Linux

NetwareAgent


File Reporting Agents (cont.)

• Examines and reports on variety of file systems

– Novell Storage Services™

– Novell® Traditional

– Novell NCP™

– Windows NTFS

– Reiser

– ext3

NetwareNetwareAgent

OES LinuxOES Linux

Agent

Windows Server

WindowsAgent

SLESLinux Agent

SR

SR

SR

SR


• The Agent initiates a Scan of the Storage Resource (SR)• Scans are indexed and compressed data specific to a SR• A Scan is decompressed only when data within the scan will be used to

generate a report• A Scan includes comprehensive information on

– File types being stored and file size– Duplicate files, file owners– When files were created or last modified– Much more

Windows Agent

Scan

Compressed

NFRAdmin

Display Reports

Decompressed

Engine Server

Indexed SR

Share

Scans

Novell® Dynamic File Services for WindowsTechnical Overview and Requirements


Novell® Dynamic File Services

BEFORE AFTER

K Drive

K Drive

Merged View


Novell® Dynamic File Services for Windows• Dynamic File Services for Windows provides:

– Automated policies to relocate unstructured files to a low cost storage device

– Policies based on:> Age of file

> Size of file

> File type

– Merged view of information automatically provided for the end user

– Administrators can maintain different backup/restore policies for their primary and secondary storage locations


Novell® Dynamic File Services for Windows• Installation Considerations

– Supported Components

> Windows 2003, Windows 2008 (Dynamic Storage Service)

> Windows XP, Windows Vista (Dsw Management Console)

> Microsoft .NET 3.5 Service Pack 1

> NTFS file system

> Supports Workgroup or Domain modes (Active Directory (AD))

> Uses Certificates for SSL encryption of https on the wire

» Https is for the Remote Management console


Novell® Dynamic File Services for Windows

HTTPS Microsoft Networking

ManagementConsole

WindowsDynamicStorageServer

End UserMerged View

GUI

Microsoft .NET Framework

WCFProxyCLI

WebService

API Repair GUI

ControllerGUI

Microsoft .NET Framework

Web ServiceAPI

DynamicStorage

WindowsService

EnforcerWCF Proxy

Port GUI

Firewall GUI

File Protocol

File System

Mini Filter DriverWin32loctl

PrimaryStorage

SecondaryStorage


Novell® Dynamic File Services for Windows• Open Source Components

– Log4net

> Provides logging services

– ZedGraph

> Provides line and bar graphs

– Plossum

> Provides CLI functionality


Novell® Dynamic File Services for Windows• Management Console

– Defines Pairs

– Creates Policies

– Previews Policies

– Associates Pairs with Policies

– Allows for the inclusion and exclusion of folders

– Provides file movement and other statistics

– Permits immediate running of a policies on a pair


Novell® Dynamic File Services for Windows• Command Line Interface

– Used to perform similar operations as the Management Console from a command line

– Allows for command scripting (Local and Remote)

– Encrypted to protect data on the wire

Example:dstwcli.exe -servername="192.168.1.1" -username="Administrator" -password="novell" -pair


Novell® Dynamic File Services for Windows• Repair Tool (GUI)

– Check Pair and Policy databases for consistency

– Reports information about Pairs and Policies

– Fixes problems with the Pair and Policy Databases when possible


Novell® Dynamic File Services for Windows• Firewall Access (GUI)

– Enable or disable an exception in the firewall for Dsw

• Port Access (GUI)

– Default port is 8999 (TCP)

– Allows port to be changed

– Modifying port requires Service to be restarted


Novell® Dynamic File Services for Windows• Troubleshooting

– Log and configuration files> Microsoft Event Viewer

» System and Application

> Dsw Core Logs and Configuration» DswMcpCore.log

» dswMcpCore.config.xml

> Dsw Enforcer log and configuration file» DswEnforcer.log

» DswEnforcer.config.xml

> Audit Log and Configuration file» DswAuditLog.xml

» DswAuditCfg.xml

Novell® Storage Manager forActive Directory Technical

Components and Requirements


Identity-driven and Policy-based File Management

Files

• Storage Hardware Platforms• Storage Area Networks• Unstructured Data• Company Assets• Windows Server 2008• Windows Server 2003• NetWare® and Novell® Open

Enterprise Server Linux



Identity

• Provisioning / De-Provisioning• Role Based Management

Microsoft Active Directory

Novell eDirectory

Files




Identity-drivenFile ManagementIdentity Files


• Provisioning / De-Provisioning• Lifecycle Storage Management• Automate manual processes• Secure based on policies



Event Policy

NovellStorageManager

Novell eDirectory Event Policy





Provision Role-Based

Data

Manage Renames

Provision Folder

Delete User

Set / Manage Rights

Delete Immediate

Lifecycle File ManagementBased on Identity and Policy

Vault Storage

Inactive User Policy

Deferred Delete

Set / Manage Profile Property

Transfer / Moves

CreateUser

HR


PolicyAssociations

Personal Storage Management

Rules

Novell® Storage Manager for Active DirectoryPolicy Architecture


Novell® Storage Manager AD Components

NSM EventMonitor

Directory Services

• Create User • Move User • Rename User• Add and Remove Member from Group• Delete User


NSM EventMonitor

NSMEngineStorage

Policies

Directory Services


• Engine Receives Event and Reads Policy



NSM EventMonitor

NSMEngineStorage

Policies

Directory Services

• Provision Home Folder• Assign Rights• Rename Home Folder• Set / Update Profile Attribute• Clean Up Home Folder• Delegate Work to Agent




DelegatedWork

NSM EventMonitor

NSMEngineStorage

Policies

Directory Services

• Provision Home Folder• Assign Rights• Rename Home Folder• Set / Update Profile Attribute• Clean Up Home Folder• Delegate Work to Agent


• Server to Server File Copies• Vaulting of Home Folders• File Template Copies



Novell® Storage Manager for ADServer Component Example

DomainController

WIN2K8-DC WIN2K8-HQ

NSM EngineNSM Event

MemberServer

CCTEC

HQ

ATL

LON

CCTEC

NSMPOLICIES

USERS

LON-USERSDefault Agent

LONATL

Agent

H:\Users

WIN2K8-LON

Agent

H:\Users

WIN2K8-ATL


Novell® Storage Manager for ADCreate User Example

DomainController

WIN2K8-DC WIN2K8-HQ

NSM EngineNSM Event

MemberServer

CCTEC

HQ

ATL

LON

CCTEC

NSMPOLICIES

USERS


LONATL

Agent

H:\Users

WIN2K8-LON

Agent

H:\Users

WIN2K8-ATL

CreateEvent

bsmith


DomainController

WIN2K8-DC WIN2K8-HQ

NSM EngineNSM Event

MemberServer

CCTEC

HQ

ATL

LON

CCTEC

NSMPOLICIES

USERS


LONATL

Agent

H:\Users

WIN2K8-LON

Agent

H:\Users

WIN2K8-ATL

CreateEvent

bsmith



DomainController

WIN2K8-DC WIN2K8-HQ

NSM EngineNSM Event

MemberServer

CCTEC

HQ

ATL

LON

CCTEC

NSMPOLICIES

USERS


LONATL

Agent

H:\Users\bsmith

WIN2K8-LON

Agent

H:\Users

WIN2K8-ATL

CreateEvent

bsmith



DomainController

WIN2K8-DC WIN2K8-HQ

NSM EngineNSM Event

MemberServer

CCTEC

HQ

ATL

LON

CCTEC

NSMPOLICIES

USERS

LON-USERS

LONATLWIN2K8-LON

Agent

H:\Users\bsmith

WIN2K8-ATL

CreateEvent

bsmith

Novell® Storage Manager for ADMove User Example

Agent

H:\Users\


DomainController

WIN2K8-DC WIN2K8-HQ

NSM EngineNSM Event

MemberServer

CCTEC

HQ

ATL

LON

CCTEC

NSMPOLICIES

USERS

LON-USERS

LONATLWIN2K8-LON

Agent

H:\Users\bsmith

WIN2K8-ATL

CreateEvent

bsmith


Agent

H:\Users\


DomainController

WIN2K8-DC WIN2K8-HQ

NSM EngineNSM Event

MemberServer

CCTEC

HQ

ATL

LON

CCTEC

NSMPOLICIES

USERS

LON-USERS

LONATLWIN2K8-LON

Agent

H:\Users\bsmith

WIN2K8-ATL

CreateEvent

bsmith


Agent

H:\Users\

Delegate Work to Target Agent


DomainController

WIN2K8-DC WIN2K8-HQ

NSM EngineNSM Event

MemberServer

CCTEC

HQ

ATL

LON

CCTEC

NSMPOLICIES

USERS

LON-USERS

LONATLWIN2K8-LON

Agent

H:\Users\

WIN2K8-ATL

CreateEvent

bsmith


H:\Users\bsmith



DomainController

WIN2K8-DC WIN2K8-HQ

NSM EngineNSM Event

MemberServer

CCTEC

HQ

ATL

LON

CCTEC

NSMPOLICIES

USERS

LON-USERS

LONATLWIN2K8-LON

Agent

H:\Users\

WIN2K8-ATL

CreateEvent

bsmith


H:\Users\bsmith

Report Status to Engine

Agent


Novell® Storage Manager AD Engine Service Requirements

NSM 2.5Engine Service

• Windows Server 2003 SP2 or later (Member or DC Server)• Windows Server 2008 SP1 or later (Member or DC Server)• Forest Functional Level 2003 or later (Native Mode)• One Engine per Forest


Novell® Storage Manager AD Event Service Requirements

NSM 2.5Event Service

• Windows Server 2003 SP2 or later (Member or DC Server)• Windows Server 2008 SP1 or later (Member or DC Server)• Forest Functional Level 2003 or later• One Event Monitor per Domain


Novell® Storage Manager AD Agent Service Requirements

NSM 2.5Agent Service

• Windows Server 2003 SP2 or later (Member or DC Server)• Windows Server 2008 SP1 or later (Member or DC Server)• Deploy to servers that have managed storage


NSMAdmin Requirements

• .NET 3.5 Framework• Windows XP SP3, Windows Vista SP1, or Windows 2007• Windows Server 2003 SP2 or later• Windows Server 2008 SP 1 or later

Novell® Storage Manager 2.5Management Interface

Novell® Storage Manager for eDirectory™

Overview and Requirements


Files

Identity-driven and Policy-basedFile Management

• Storage Hardware Platforms• Storage Area Networks• Unstructured data• Company assets• NetWare® and Open

Enterprise Server Linux• Windows Servers


Files

Identity-driven and Policy-basedFile Management

NDFS

NFR

NDFS

NFR




FilesIdentity

Novell eDirectory



Identity-driven and Policy-basedStorage Management

NDFS

NFR

NDFS

NFR




Identity-drivenFile Management FilesIdentity

• Provisioning / De-Provisioning• Lifecycle Storage Management• Automate manual processes• Secure based on policies

Novell eDirectory


Event

Event

Policy

Policy


Novell Storage Manager

Novell Storage Manager



Identity-driven and Policy-based Storage Management

NDFS

NFR

NDFS

NFR




Lifecycle Storage ManagementBased on Identity and Policy


PolicyAssociations

Collaborative Storage Management

Rules

Personal Storage Management

Rules

Novell® Storage Manager for eDirectoryPolicy Architecture


Novell® Storage Manager for eDirectory™ Components

NSM EventMonitor

• Create User or Group• Move User • Rename User• Add and Remove Member from Group• Delete User• Action Object

Novell eDirectory


NSM EventMonitor

NSMEngineStorage

Policies

• Engine Receives Event and Reads Policy


● User Policy● Auxiliary Policy● Collaborative Policy


Novell eDirectory


NSM EventMonitor

NSMEngineStorage

Policies




Novell eDirectory

• Provision User Storage• Provision Collaborative Storage• Assign Rights• Rename Folders• Set / Update eDirectory Attribute • Clean Up Storage• Perform Action Object Work• Delegate Work to Agent


DelegatedWork

NSM EventMonitor

NSMEngineStorage

Policies

Novell eDirectory

• Server to Server File Copies• Vaulting of Storage• File Template Copies




• Provision User Storage• Provision Collaborative Storage• Assign Rights• Rename Folders• Set / Update eDirectory Attribute • Clean Up Storage• Perform Action Object Work• Delegate Work to Agent


Novell® Storage Manager 2.5 eDirectory™ Engine Requirements

NSM 2.5 Engine

• NetWare® 6.5 SP7 or later• Virtualized NetWare 6.5 SP7 or later• NSM 3.0 – Native Linux Support

NetWare


Novell® Storage Manager 2.5 eDirectory™

Event Monitoring Requirements

• SUSE® Linux Enterprise Server 10 SP1 or later

• Novell Open Enterprise Server 2 Linux or later

• eDirectory 8.7.3.10 or later• eDirectory 8.8 SP2 or later

OESLinux

NSM 2.5 Event Monitor

OESLinux


NetWare


• NetWare® 6.5 SP5 or later

• eDirectory 8.7.3.9 or later• eDirectory 8.8 SP2 or later


Novell® Storage Manager 2.5 eDirectory™

Agent Requirements

Managed Storage• NetWare® – Novell Storage

Services™ / Traditional• Novell Open Enterprise

Server NW – NSS / Traditional

• OES 2 – NSS• OES 2 – EXT3• OES 2 - Reiser

Server Requirements• NW 6.5 / OES-NW SP7 or later• OES 2 Linux SP1 or later

NSM 2.5 Agent

OESLinuxNetWare

Summary

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