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ITpro Expo &
Security Solution

Oct 18-20, 2010

Big Sight, Tokyo, Japan
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Product Application

SAS RIAD for AVOD

Mission
Audio Video on Demand (AVOD) systems allow users to select and watch/listen to video or audio content on demand.

Solution:
Large capacity, high performance, and controller failover/failback ability especially focus on advanced data warehousing and industrial
technology (IT) infrastructure.

SAS Redundant Controller RAID SS-8802R

Storage Technology has been moving rapidly nowadays; traditional storage subsystem where consist of single RAID controller may be
not coping up to most of users’ satisfaction these days.

For instance, most airline companies today are offering in-flight entertainment service to attract more customers to get used to travel by
their airline. These passengers through individually-controlled video screens usually embedded in seatbacks or armrests or offered via
portable media players. In behind jet carbinet, an Audio Video on Demand (AVOD) systems normally installed with a storage subsystem
that restore muti-media contents such as musics, movies, games, and in-flight information, to allow users to select, watch and listen to
video or audio content on demand.

This application either stream content through a set-top box, allowing viewing in real time, or download it to a device such as a computer,
digital video recorder, personal video recorder or portable media player for viewing at any time. Airline AVOD systems offer passengers
the opportunity to select specific stored video or audio content and play it on demand including pause, fast forward, and rewind.

In addition, the single controller’s performance may consider not enough once they have extremely heavy I/O operation. Therefore, they
are in needs with those controllers that are able to provide 7 x 24 tasks in the whole year around without any interruption; thus we
appeal the redundant solution to meet this requirement so as to ensure solidly data source safety and reliability with our best effort on
today’s storage market. Arena SS-8802R 3G SAS to SAS/ SATA II Redundant Controller Raid subsystem with dual 12Gbs bandwidth
mini SAS port per controller, support up to 24 SAS/ SATA II hot-swap disk module, Active-Active Redundant Controller architecture for
full failover.


Equipments Used In Topology:
- Arena SAS 4U 24bays RAID Subsystem x 1
(SS-8802R)

- Video Server x 2

Feature Highlights:
· Simplified usability and access
The SS-8802R system allow customer to simplify the environment as direct connection
as SCSI. It’s easy to set up and access from the server. For the maintenance of the
solution, Arena SS-8802R could have remote access as problem shooting and feature
setting. It’s easy for customer on after-service support.

· Full redundancy on controllers, fans, HDDs, P/S and JBODs
All parts are redundant: system controllers, fan sets, system HDDs, Power swap units
and also JBODs could fail-over and fail back for these most mission critical applications.

· Unrivaled feature embedded: Snapshot on the box
Snapshot which embedded in the system offers extra feature on higher storage
protection.

Application:
- Bank Daily backup
- Internet data center backup
- University database backup
- VOD application
- HD Video Editing application
- Online data center backup

H.264 Video Compression with iSCSI RAID Subsystem

Mission
For fitting IP surveillance and video market, the new update technology with H.264 MPEG compressing technology had been adapted for the common DVR nowadays. Here, MaxTronic provides iSCSI to SATA RAID System to comply with the new trend, by offering high-performance, reliable, and cost effective SATA RAID solutions.

Solution:
By integrating Arena iSCSI storage with H.264 NVR, we are targeting the SMB for IP surveillance which is using iSCSI protocol through internet as general applications in various environments.

New compressing technology with Arena iSCSI RAID Subsystem

iSCSI storage is a definite trend, made possible through a reliable network and makes a flexible network more important than ever. Especially, it is more and more popular. iSCSI storage combines with IP surveillance and use related network equipment to create a cost-effective solution. However, because of bandwidth (1Gb Ethernet), IP surveillance can not provide higher resolution and frame rate to satisfy customers' request. Now, latest video compression technology--- H.264 (MPEG-4 Part 10/AVC) has overcome these issues completely.

H.264 is an open, licensed standard that supports the most efficient video compression techniques available today. Without
compromising image quality, an H.264 encoder can reduce the size of a digital video file by more than 80% compared with the
Motion JPEG format and as much as 50% more than with the traditional MPEG-4 Part 2 standard. It is the magnitude of these
numbers that makes H.264 highly relevant for video surveillance applications.

Depending on application needs, there are various ways to benefit from the impressive compression rate of H.264. Today, it is
common to choose a limited frame rate or lower resolution in order to stay within the specified storage limitations of an application.
This has a negative impact on the video images, which become either blurry or less detailed. Introducing video surveillance
equipment that support H.264 compression in such an application will enable several combinations of increased frame rate and
image resolution, thus providing higher image quality.

For fitting IP surveillance and video market, Arena provides SA-6603S/SA-4503S/SA-4303S (3U16Bay/2U12Bay/2U8Bay)
Rackmount iSCSI to SATA RAID System, by offering high-performance, reliable, and cost effective SATA RAID solutions. With
the outstanding feature Snapshot, easy-to-use GUI and the comprehensive RAID settings, Arena iSCSI to SATA RAID Systems
is excellent product for SAN over IP solution.

With the Trunking/LACP( Link Aggregation Control Protocol ) features, Arena iSCSI RAID Systems are not only deliver superior peak
performance through Trunking feature but also provides load Balance performance when LACP is enabled. The High throughput
performance of Arena iSCSI RAID Systems can ensure both functions working together in various setup environments. Therefore,
we could comply into H.264 transmitting.


Equipments Used In Topology:
- Arena iSCSI 3U 16bays RAID Subsystem x1
(SA-6603S)
- Arena iSCSI 2U 8/12bays RAID Subsystem x1
(SA-4303S/SA-4503S)
- Serverx1
- NVRx1

- IP Camera
- Ethernet switch x1

Feature Highlights:
· Full compatibity with H.264 and also aba MPIO & MC/S Ready
Using the latest technology, H.264 with iSCSI, we got fully compatibility on transfer
and good performance out of it. We could even get multiple streams recording via
our Multipath I/O and Multiple Connection to create logical paths between the host
and storage device. The connection could fail over and fail back if a physical path
were to fail, the multipath software will use an alternate path to the storage device
to enable users continued access to their data.

· Snapshot & Rollback
The iSCSI series implements is a Copy-on-Write snapshot technology implemented that
utilizes a small pre-designated volume for the snapshot, known as the snapshot UDV.
When the snapshot is initially setup, metadata, or a table of contents, of the original
volume is copied, and thus makes the snapshot instantaneous. Before new data is
written the original data is copied to the snapshot UDV, and the new data is written to
the original data blocks. In the event of file corruption, accidental overwriting, or a virus
infection, a rollback can be performed to restore any remaining original data
.

· Link Aggregation or Trunking
Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP), part of IEEE 802.32ad, allows users to bind
together both Ethernet ports into a single logical channel to increase bandwidth.
Trunking uses similar binding methods, combining both Ethernet ports as a single logical
port, can increase the bandwidth as well.

Application:
- Data Archiving
- Disk-to-Disk Backup
- Digital Video Recording

iSCSI RAID Subsystem on Citrix XenServer 5.0

Mission
Virtualization has been becoming a main requirement for the enterprise computing infrastructure or the data center. Therefore, the new goal of our storage virtualization is appeal to an urgent need for their solution and also aim to focus on reduced total cost of ownership (TCO), so as to reach customer’s expectation on multiple- computing utilization, optimization and storage consolidation.

Solution:
By integrating Arena iSCSI storage as a dedicated shared storage resource in order to set up a virtualized storage environment by Citrix XenServer platform.


Use Arena iSCSI Storage to Form a Scalable Storage Pool for Storage Virtualization Purpose

While discussion in SAN environment, IP SAN should be a cheap, flexible, and also an easy maintaining way to accomplish SAN. In this field, iSCSI is a typical well-known and common example that has been used for IP SAN environment. Another significant benefit is that an iSCSI SAN is capable of is natively spanning great distances. It is very common for network storage to be located a fair distance from its
consumers
.

However, it’s not easy for turning iSCSI storage to consumers' most wanted application - storage virtualization. Today, we MaxTronic proudly introduces an excellent solution here to show how Citrix's virtualization XenServer can connect to our Arena iSCSI storage products as the storage virtualized solution.

First, we need to have a Xen Server, with powerful enterprise featured server here, and then we connect to our iSCSI storage. In such integration, any of consumer want to connect to the server, and use its own storage disk space, could just click on Xen Center's "iSCSI virtual disk storage", and select the disk setting to pick up the storage disk size they need. It's simple but it's useful for every consumer to acquire their disk space amount.



Equipments Used In Topology:
- Arena iSCSI 3U 16bays RAID Subsystem x1
(SA-6603S)
- Arena iSCSI 2U 12bays RAID Subsystem x1
(SA-4503S)
- Citrix XenServer x1 , XenCenter 5.0 x1
- An Intel or AMD x64-based processor CPU on host x 1
- Ethernet switch x1

Feature Highlights:
· Cross-platform compatible file/ storage allocation
The Citrix Xen offers us another aspect on virtualized environment. By expanding and
using our Arena storage, we could offer more customers the alternatives on VM
environment.

· Snapshot & Rollback
The iSCSI series implements is a Copy-on-Write snapshot technology implemented that
utilizes a small pre-designated volume for the snapshot, known as the snapshot UDV.
When the snapshot is initially setup, metadata, or a table of contents, of the original
volume is copied, and thus makes the snapshot instantaneous. Before new data is
written the original data is copied to the snapshot UDV, and the new data is written to
the original data blocks. In the event of file corruption, accidental overwriting, or a virus
infection, a rollback can be performed to restore any remaining original data
.

· Link Aggregation or Trunking
Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP), part of IEEE 802.32ad, allows users to bind
together both Ethernet ports into a single logical channel to increase bandwidth.
Trunking uses similar binding methods, combining both Ethernet ports as a single logical
port, can increase the bandwidth as well.

Application:
- Data Archiving
- Disk-to-Disk Backup
- Digital Video Recording

SS-4501R Fibre to SAS 2U RAID Subsystem

Mission: Data Center back up
Solution: Clustering/ HA solutions

Arena (MaxTronic Int'l Co., Ltd.) - A leading provider of RAID storage systems, today announced the latest top-of-line product families which is 2U redundant controller disk Array Subsystems. The new system with the brand new active-active redundant controller offers full failover capacity with 4GFC interface. Also provides high performance with new upgraded processor and greater flexibility on expansion. The new 2U redundant RAID could fulfil customer demand, capacity and performance.

The Redundant RAID family with new 2U 12 bays redundant solution are RAID 6 supported. This function allows customers to have second disk fail in a RAID group which enhanced the performance and provide higher reliability on the storage system. We also provide redundant JBOD series to complete the integration with large capacity demand customers.

Redundant RAID families are supported Arena own software utility- GUI RAIDGuard® central and Multiple path IO. Administer could monitor all systems by a centralized PC / MIS through RAIDGuard® central. There would be a centralized log, event and message
sending- event via MSN messenger. Furthermore, we could support the multipath with PathGuard® to enhance failover, fail back
and dynamic load balancing which greatly improve the overall system performance. We could also support Microsoft VDS 1.1 virtualserver service.



Equipments Used In Topology:
1. SS-4501R 2U 12bays Fibre to SAS RAID x1
2. Server x3
3. Fibre Switch x1

Feature Highlights:
· Full redundancy on controllers, fans, HDDs, P/S and JBODs
All parts are redundant: system controllers, fan sets, system HDDs, Power swap
units and also JBODs could fail-over and fail back for these most mission critical
applications.

· Array Recovery Utility
The system now provides an Array Recovery Utility (ARU) tat can aid a user in the event
of multiple drive failures corrupting the RAID array of a Logical Disk and/or volumes. The
ARU enables users to recover lost members of Disk Group, and will automatically recover
Logical disks and Volumes.

· Unrivaled feature embedded: Snapshot on the box
Snapshot which embedded in the system offers extra feature on higher storage protection.

Application:
- Data center/Video editing, CCTV/Clustering/
HA solutions

- Online services and mission critical data
storage which demand big capacity on line
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