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To: Nine_USA who wrote (12586)	11/20/1997 11:26:00 AM
From: Bradley W. Price	Respond to of 29386

Friday, November 14, 1997, 10:30 a.m. ET. From Internet Week: CA, Legato Set Fibre Support By CHUCK MOOZAKIS The advent of Fibre Channel won't mean a thing to system administrators if they can't manage their newly configured storage area networks. SAN describes networking technology that supports the attachment of storage devices linked by connectivity technologies such as SCSI, Fibre Channel and serial storage architecture. With a SAN, storage is decoupled from the server. This week, two vendors announced plans to support Fibre Channel through their respective storage management applications. The suppliers--Computer Associates International and Legato Systems--said their fibre modules would be available early next year. CA's fibre support will initially revolve around Compaq's forthcoming line of Fibre Channel products. The fibre options--which will hook into CA's ARCserve 6.5 management application--will be the first products resulting from the Enterprise Storage Management Alliance. T.M. Ravi, CA's vice president of marketing, said the deployment of storage area networks and other storage designs tied together by fibre pose particular challenges to IT administrators and vendors alike. Part of the task facing CA and other st