S YSTEMS-A T-A-GLANCE KEY FEA TURES & BENEFITS

Disk-Based Backup
DXi8500
With industry-leading performance of up to 8.8TB
per hour and scalable capacity from 40 to 320TB,
the DXi8500 is designed to anchor an Enterprisewide
data protection strategy that unifies disk,
replication, and tape under common management.
Interfaces include NAS, VTL, and OST. All software
licenses, including replication and direct tape
creation, are included in the base price.
DXi8500
Usable Capacity
Retention 1
Performance
40 – 320 TB
800TB – 6.4PB
Up to 8.8TB/hr
• Provides up to 8.8TB/hour inline
performance for the fastest backup
and restore in its class with any backup
application—up to twice the priceperformance
of competitive products
• Reduces typical disk capacity
and bandwidth needs by 90 percent
or more through deduplication
• Enterprise backup system with flexible
interface – VTL, NFS, CIFS,
OpenStorage (OST)
• Full support for direct tape creation
with leading backup applications
for end-to-end protection across sites
DXi V1000
The DXi V1000 is a virtual appliance that combines
the power of deduplication functionality with the
simplicity and flexibility of virtual machines to provide
affordable backup and DR protection for distributed
sites, small businesses and cloud deployments.
DXi V1000
Usable Capacity
Performance
Features
1 – 2TB
Up to 1TB/hr
NAS, Replication,
OST, DXi Accent
• Seamless DR Protection – replicates to
any other DXi appliance or cloud
protection services
• Integrates easily with all leading backup
software applications
• Easy, non-disruptive deployment
• Powerful deduplication for both virtual and
physical servers centralizing protection to
reduce costs and complexity
• Virtual appliance-based backup design
eliminates agents and extra servers
• Using inline deduplication, can back up
2TB of data in 2.5 hours
Disk-Based Backup
1 Usable capacity is addressable storage—raw
capacity minus RAID-6 parity and any system
overhead. Retention capacity assumes standard
business data mix, 60-day on-disk retention,
and a typical deduplication rate. Actual results
will vary with data type, change rates, and
backup methodologies.