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Excellent migrations, quality of application running for us is very important, satisfied with the service
Before I came on board they bought Oracle SPARC Servers and the migrations for different environments are a major improvement.
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  • "Oracle SPARC Servers are expensive to manage, this is because after five years Oracle will increase the support charges for the hardware. The licensing policy for Oracle is different for Intel and Sparc. It will cost you less if you use your Oracle hardware with Oracle SPARC Servers."
  • "The licensing is flexible."
  • "The application running on it is very important to us and this makes the price worth it."
  • "The hardware is expensive but it has very rich virtualization features that make it economical."
  • "My company makes yearly payments toward the licensing costs attached to the solution."

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    Overview

    The N2000 V3/N2000H V3 NAS Storage System leverages a large-capacity, highly reliable, and easy-to-deploy rack storage platform and supports up to 128 TB/320 TB of local data storage. It comes pre-installed with the latest Windows Storage Server 2012 OS, and provides easy-to-use professional data sharing and enhanced advanced file service, storage, protection, and management functions. The N2000 V3/N2000H V3 provides efficient, flexible, and converged Network-Attached Storage (NAS) integrated solutions to help Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) rapidly deploy shared storage centers in a cost-effective manner.

    Oracle's SPARC S7, T7, and M7 Servers with always-on memory intrusion protection and comprehensive data encryption secure data with no performance penalty. Security in silicon features and Oracle Solaris protect data in memory from unauthorized access and stop malware before it gets in.

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    Midsize Enterprise29%
    Large Enterprise14%
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    Midsize Enterprise11%
    Large Enterprise65%
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    Huawei N2000 V3 Series NAS Storage System is ranked 18th in Rack Servers while Oracle SPARC Servers is ranked 7th in Rack Servers with 7 reviews. Huawei N2000 V3 Series NAS Storage System is rated 0.0, while Oracle SPARC Servers is rated 8.2. On the other hand, the top reviewer of Oracle SPARC Servers writes "A rock-solid OS and rich virtualization features for hosting many VMs on one box". Huawei N2000 V3 Series NAS Storage System is most compared with , whereas Oracle SPARC Servers is most compared with IBM Power Systems, Intel Server System, Dell PowerEdge Rack Servers, HPE ProLiant DL Servers and HPE Apollo.

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