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Executive XP Optical Manager 4.1
The XP Optical Manager offers
a sophisticated network solution to manage read/write access to many CD/DVD
media stored in jukeboxes, disc changers, towers and single drives in
a network environment.
Under the Windows Explorer
the jukebox appears as a single drive and the seamless integration into
Windows NT/2000/2003 operating system assures that all Windows NT/2000/2003
supported network clients are also supported by XP Optical Manager. In
addition the Windows NT/2000/2003 enhanced security and permission mechanism
is applicable to the shared Jukebox File System.
XP Optical Manger offers sophisticated
network-wide CD/DVD recording features which cover different requirements.
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Today, more than ever
before, corporations need a comprehensive game plan on how to store and
maintain the enormous amount of information that is being created on a
daily basis. Previous methods of information storage have proven to be
expensive, unreliably and labor intensive.
How can business avoid the bottlenecks of
data management that can threaten growth?
The rapid development of information technology has allowed business the
opportunity to connect employees, partners, and prospective customers
via LANs, WANs and the Internet. The success of many companies in the
future will depend on how successful they can share this information with
these groups in order to gain a competitive advantage and ultimately grow
their business.
How can a company control its spiraling
IT storage cost while still maintaining a strategic business advantage?
CDs and the todays newer DVDs technology has set the standard for
long-term storage to an optical format. Backwards compatibility and low
cost media have made this format a favorite for data distribution, replication
and document archiving. CD and DVD-ROMs have the unique ability to maintain
several different levels of access and/or management depending on the
need and/or cost consideration.
1. Online This configuration provide direct access to data
via physical CD/DVD drives and virtual optical media for fastest data
access time via tower arrays.
2. Near-line - This configuration offers a good balance between
the need to access seldom-used data and by storing it to cost effective
hi capacity optical jukeboxes
3. Offline - This configuration offers the most cost effective
way to storage document imaging rarely needed but required by law to maintain
for a certain amount of time.
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XP Optical Manager software is a sophisticated Windows based Hierarchical
Storage Management solution (HSM), designed to manage your networked optical
CD or DVD devices. XP Optical Manager software is designed to seamlessly
integrate into the Windows NT/2000/2003 operating kernel supporting all
NT/2000/2003 supported network clients. XP Optical Manager lets you decide
which storage access level is best for you and manages your devices and
data.
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XP Optical Manager is the perfect solution whether you have a small CD-ROM
tower to a DVD-ROM jukebox with terabytes worth of data. XP Optical Manager
intuitive graphical user interface simplifies the application setup process.
All configuration and administration can be done with this user interface,
even from a remote Windows 9x/NT/2000/XP computer that is connected to
the network. Its Jukebox File System is designed to offer transparent
drive letter access for todays CD/DVD jukeboxes as well as multiple
drive and changer tower arrays. Most of the actions can be performed using
simple drag & drop operations.
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XP Optical Manager uses Windows NT/2000/2003s share capabilities
to provide network access to jukeboxes. Thus you can use the NT security
to modify the access rights for the jukebox volume as well as for specific
groups of media providing protection for sensitive and line of business
information.
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XP Optical Manager Features:
Single or multiple drive letter access
to data through the Jukebox File System
XP Optical Manager Jukebox File System can combines all devices and drives
under a single letter or use multiply volumes for easy of access from
a shortcut on the desktop. The Jukebox File System allows for flexible
volume management so that each disc can appear as separate subdirectories
as well group configuration for organize titles.
Statistically Analysis and Configurable
Licensing
XP Optical Manager administration utilities help you efficiently manage
the optical data in your system. System information lets you track the
amount of times discs are moved into a drive, the number of read requests,
the cache hit rate for system hard disk as well as the MB read per disc.
Medium Change Optimization uses an intelligent algorithm to minimize the
number of medium changes. The algorithm can calculate a priority key out
of a list of parameters to decide on the mounting or mounting of media.
You can also set the number of concurrent users that can access any particular
disc, keeping you in compliance with your application licensing.
Write to CD-R, DVD-R and even DVD-RAM
with the Event Controlled Recording (ECR) Module
XP Optical Manager Event Controlled Recording (ECR) Module make it
possible to write to both once write (CD-R, DVD-R) or many write (DVD-RAM)
media formats for those interested in archiving or backing up data. The
Event Controlled Recording Module allows users configure the events regarding
the recording session:
- On Demand
- Automated by Timeframe
-Automated by Watermark
Dynamic file system can automatically integrate newly write media into
Jukebox File System.
Multi-thread application design allows for simultaneous recording and
reading.
Configurable Caching for Express
Data Access increase jukebox performance
Configurable Caching boosts performance of jukebox-based system while
reducing wear and tear on the jukebox robotics mechanisms. Caching frequently
accessed data to hard drive increase performances over standard jukebox
readers (up to 66x) while allowing more users access to information simultaneously
from the server hard disk. Less disc swapping means greater jukebox reliability
and extended device life. Caching options include:
- Permanent Directory Cache
- Block Base Read Cache
- File Base Write Cache
Virtual Jukebox increases performance
and is an easy and cost effective means to increase the capacity of your
current optical system
XP Optical Manager Virtual Jukebox can dramatically increase the your
present disc capacity without increasing the devices footprint space.
Virtual Jukebox allows complete disc mirroring to hard drives increasing
both capacity and performance (up to 66x) out of your jukebox or tower
array.
Offline Media Manager makes sure
no disc fall through to cracks
XP Optical Manager Offline Media Manager automatically records vital disc
info when disc are remove from the jukebox or tower. This makes it easier
to control disc inventory once outside the box and will automatically
reconfigure if disc is reinstalled.
Automatic Device Configuration
XP Optical Manager automatically detects all supported devices for fast
an easy setup.
Server Requirements
Requirements for CD/DVD-ROM read and DVD-RAM
read/write access:
Windows NT, Windows 2000, or Windows 2003 operating system requirements
plus additional 32 MB RAM
2 MB hard disk space per 1 GB of storage capacity for the directory
cache plus space for the data cache
Additional requirements for CD/DVD recording
configurations:
400 MHz Pentium based system
OS requirements plus additional 96 MB RAM
Dedicated hard disk (access time and data through-put depend on
number and type of configured CD-R/DVD-R drives)
PCI bus master SCSI controller
Dedicated SCSI bus for up to four CD-R drives or one DVD-R drive
Supported CD/DVD standards
High Sierra
ISO 9660
Apple HFS
CD-Bridge multi-session
CD-ROM XA
Joliet
UDF (DVD-RAM only Version 1.02 read/write Version 1.5 and 2.0 read
only)
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