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To: rudedog who wrote (32897)	6/18/2000 10:45:00 PM
From: DownSouth	Respond to of 64865

From a technology viewpoint, there is nothing to set NTAP apart - that stuff is pretty easy, based on Linux, SCO Unix, Novell, even embedded NT. Likewise from a storage management perspective, by definition NAS uses the same infrastructure that a file and print server would use. Maybe I am overlooking something... if so, maybe you could give me a clue. You are missing big pieces of the NTAP architecture. The best thing I can offer is for you to read the cite I posted last message. It will help you fill in the blanks if you are really interested.