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[3.9] Metior


From: Hierarchical Storage Management

Metior (pronounced like meteor) is targetting an incredibly broad
market, from laptops with removable media through supercomputers, with
prices from $650(!) to $118K. They handle multiple coordinated copies,
so off-site backup can be automatic. Can do migration for client
machines (with appropriate software licenses and changes to the file
system). The hierarchy seems to be extremely flexible, variable on a
per-user or per-group basis. Machines without client licenses can
mount the Metior FS using NFS. Runs on Suns, SGI, and HP 9000/700. ANT
is new, and they've only got a handful of customers so far, but it
looks _very_ interesting.

(info from habbott@csn.org, written by rdv, so it's my fault if it's
not accurate) (rdv,94/7/7)

More information available on the WWW FAQ version.
Also see them at http://anthill.com.

Automated Network Technologies
3333 South Bannock Street, Suite 945
Englewood, CO 80110   USA
Phone 303.789.2506
FAX 303.789.2438
Email hal@anthill.com




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