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To: OverSold who wrote (996)	1/26/1999 8:04:00 PM
From: J Fieb	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4808

Now if you have a lot of money you don't need please buy these reports from Stategic Research and see if there is anything that we don't already know in them....... The SAN & NAS Report The most significant network storage architectural trend to date is the externalization of storage from the server. This is done in both Storage Area Networking (SAN) and Network Attached Storage (NAS) implementations. As SAN and NAS move to mainstream networking, there will be a significant impact on storage performance, connectivity, and product requirements. This report examines the market issues, players, trends, and forecasts. $500 April 1999 SAN & NAS Implementation A study of SAN implementations at early adopter sites. $5000

To: OverSold who wrote (996)	1/27/1999 1:48:00 PM
From: Douglas Nordgren	Respond to of 4808

Ancor Signs OEM Agreement With INRANGE biz.yahoo.com INRANGE Debuting New SAN Switches at ComNet '99 MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 27 /PRNewswire/ -- Ancor Communications (Nasdaq: ANCR - news), a leading provider of Fibre Channel storage-area-network (SAN) switches, announced today it has signed an OEM agreement with INRANGE Technologies Corporation, a worldwide provider of end-to-end connectivity technology. Under the agreement, Ancor will provide INRANGE its GigWorks MKII family of switches, in both 8- and 16-port configurations, to integrate into INRANGE's Fibre Channel/90A0 SAN switches. The agreement is additional to the licensing agreement Ancor announced with INRANGE in the fall of last year, and the third OEM agreement signed in the last two months. INRANGE's FC/9000 SAN switches will be introduced at ComNet '99, held this week in Washington, D.C. INRANGE chose Ancor's MKII family of switches for its high scalability and high aggregate bandwidth, features necessary to serve its customers' demanding enterprise data center environment. ''Ancor's switches deliver on the promise of Fibre Channel to enable us to swiftly develop the FC/9000,'' said Dave Supinski, INRANGE's vice president of marketing. ''This OEM relationship allows us to enter the SAN marketplace with a Fibre Channel pioneer and a proven leader in switch technology. INRANGE's customers will reap the benefits of gigabit-speed throughput, browser-based management, self-configuring ports, and multistage scalability.'' According to Carla Kennedy, Ancor's vice president of marketing, ''INRANGE's expertise in enterprise data center environments coupled with the robust features and price performance of the MKII switch family allows INRANGE customers to take advantage of the most advanced, high-speed connectivity technology available. At about the price of a managed hub, the FC/9000 is an excellent solution to meet the growing networking, SAN and data center connectivity needs of the most compute-intensive environments.''