A customer requires a Digital Asset Management system with 140TB of high capacity, low performance disk storage. Their data center is in a hosted environment. Due to their data center per-rack-unit ch

The HP StoreVirtual 4000 is the successor iSCSI product line to LeftHand but does not represent the specific P4800 G2 bundle validated for this blade/Virtual Connect/high-capacity scenario.

The HP StoreServ 7200 is a high-performance 3PAR block SAN designed for Tier-1 mission-critical workloads, which is overspecified and cost-prohibitive for a high-capacity, low-performance Digital Asset Management use case.

HP StoreSure 2000 is not a recognized HP storage product that maps to the blade connectivity, high availability, and high-capacity requirements described in this scenario.

The HP P4800 G2 LeftHand SAN is an iSCSI-based scale-out SAN that communicates natively over Ethernet, making it directly compatible with Virtual Connect Flex-10 blade infrastructure without requiring separate Fibre Channel adapters or switches. Its Network RAID clustering provides built-in high availability that tolerates individual node failures, and its high-capacity, low-performance SATA disk configuration is cost-aligned with a Digital Asset Management workload in a rack-unit-charged hosted environment.