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	Boot from SAN capabilities can simplify systems management. HP HBAs and RAID arrays now support external booting. Traditionally, HP ProLiant servers boot operating systems directly from internal SCSI and IDE storage devices. You now have the option to boot a server from either an internal boot device or from an external device such as a SAN (Storage Area Network). Booting from a SAN decreases downtime in the event of server failure through faster server replacement.


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	Boot from SAN capabilities provide redundant storage paths. Boot from SAN delivers improved security through a centrally managed Fibre Channel array. HP provides easy to use scripting tools for implementing Boot from SAN Boot from SAN establishes robust disaster recovery mechanisms in the event of catastrophic failures. Boot from SAN minimizes server maintenance and reduces backup time SAN Design rules support Boot from SAN capabilities Click here to download the latest version of Boot from SAN documentation If you have questions or would like additional information about Boot from SAN click here to email HP. Your email will be answered by a Boot from SAN Technical Specialist.

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