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SANmelody Makes Music with Storage Area Networks
(EnterpriseIt Storage)
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SANmelody 2.0 earns 5 Stars & is PC Pro Recommended
(PC Pro, Analyist Dave Mitchell)
Verdict: A slick iSCSI storage solution that delivers a good turn of speed, offers an impressive range of features and scales well with demand through additional support for Fibre Channel.
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SANmelody Disk Server Software From DataCore [pdf -- 489 Kb]
(Enterprise Management Associates, Analyst review)
SANmelody introduces an inexpensive and simple way for smaller organizations to add disk space beyond the limits of their internal drives. By turning a general purpose Windows PC into a LAN or SAN-attached disk server, Gigabytes or Terabytes of added capacity become available to multiple machines on the network.
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Flexible Data Storage Across Networks: iSCSI put to the Test - SANmelody
(Dr Tom's Hardware Guide and Test Reports)
DataCore offered good performance paired with easy handling. SANMelody does offer the advantage that it can be used on nearly any (current) system with at least 512MB of RAM. Another positive aspect is that DataCore doesn't require the use of a Windows Server - meaning that Windows XP can be used just as easily. The only prerequisite is that the .NET framework be installed.
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DataCore Makes iSCSI Rock
(Enterprise Storage Forum)
DataCore Software has published the first Storage Performance Council SPC-1 results recorded using the iSCSI standard for storage connectivity, and the numbers are impressive.
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DataCore "True" Storage Virtualisation
(IT-Analysis Tony Lock, Bloor Research Reports)
SANmelody makes available auto-provisioning capabilities to permit storage administrators to allocate "massively large"; logical disk volumes that scale from gigabytes to multi-terabytes of storage. As far as servers are concerned, the 'virtual capacity' disk volumes appear to perform and work just like any locally attached storage device.
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SANmelody Tunes Up SMB Storage
(Storage Magazine)
SANmelody's name suggests that it should be music to your ears as a storage area network (SAN) solution that discovers single disk drives and allows you to organize and manage them as a whole. And it lives up to its name, doing all of that and quite a bit more for less than what you'd ordinarily pay per storage port.
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First Look: DataCore SANmelody, Software SAN (German)
(Network Computing, Germany)
"With SANmelody storage administrators get a inexpensive and easy to use tool to create a storage server for FC and iSCSI SANs from existing Windows machines. Positive are the optional management features which elsewhere are only offered with expensive storage systems..."
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SANmelody Product Earns CRN Test Center Recommended Status
(CRN PRODUCT REVIEW)
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Tackling Server Capacity
(CRN PRODUCT REVIEW)
Businesses faced with shrinking server-disk capacity have few options. Companies often add application servers to their infrastructure as a temporary fix to their storage problems, but reconfiguring and reinstalling servers and transferring data between them is a time-consuming, expensive task. DataCore addresses these problems with SANmelody.
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DataCore Brings Enterprise Functionality Into the SMB Market
(NetworkWorldFusion Storage in the Enterprise Newsletter)
Increasingly I find myself on the lookout for enterprise-strength products than can be applied to the needs of small and midsize businesses. Often I find some gems...
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iSCSI Storage With a Twist
(idm.net.au, Australia)
DataCore has a history of demonstrating that low-cost PC servers equipped with the company's software provide the lowest cost and highest performance hardware on which to roll out high-value storage services.
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Niederflureinstieg für KMU-SAN [pdf -- German]
(Computerworld, Switzerland)
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Build Your Own iSCSI SAN Server
(The Register, United Kingdom)
The cost of shared storage is coming down, thanks to DataCore which this week announced software called SANmelody which turns a Windows server into a SAN storage server.
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DataCore Turns PCs Into Storage Networks
(TechWorld, United Kingdom)
DataCore will turn a Windows PC server into an Ethernet storage array with its new SANmelody product. With the software installed, the server's disks will act as SAN storage devices and the server functions as a storage array controller.
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[French] La "Capacité Virtuelle" DataCore dépasse largement la virtualisation de stockage d'IBM et HDS
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