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i have implemented both, so i think i can justify this when i say left hand is way easier to manage. additionally their support the one time i did need it was great.<br />
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IBM is difficult, but there support was pretty good, but lacked any follow up which sometimes i hate ( EMC will call you everyday when you order a replacement part until they hear you are satisfied..it is kind of annoying)
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Is the left hand 2120 solution really 40K better than the IBM Solution? &nbsp;We have quotes for both of these and for the left hand to give us the same disk space as the IBM and speed it was 40K more.
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can anyone give me their honest opinion between these two devices as to which device is the better choice, beside the normal marketing stuff.
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can anyone give me their honest opinion between these two devices as to which device is the better choice, beside the normal marketing stuff.

i have implemented both, so i think i can justify this when i say left hand is way easier to manage. additionally their support the one time i did need it was great.

IBM is difficult, but there support was pretty good, but lacked any follow up which sometimes i hate ( EMC will call you everyday when you order a replacement part until they hear you are satisfied..it is kind of annoying)

Is the left hand 2120 solution really 40K better than the IBM Solution?  We have quotes for both of these and for the left hand to give us the same disk space as the IBM and speed it was 40K more.

IBM DS3300  vs Left Handed Networks SAN

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