With HP StorageWorks Enterprise File Services (EFS) WAN Accelerators deployed, large enterprises can centralize their Microsoft Exchange servers, storage or file servers, and/or the associated tape backup systems to cut capital and management costs, yet simultaneously preserves high-application performance for their distributed users. Wide-area client-server applications are a critical part of almost every large enterprise. However, access to widely use and critical infrastructure across WANs is handicapped by very poor throughput and response time when compared to the performance across local area networks (LAN). Whether an enterprise is taking a centralized approach to IT or needs to maintain a distributed infrastructure, high-performance communication across the WAN is essential to minimize costs and maximize productivity.
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