Welcome to the Dynamic Network Factory Newsletter for April 2009! We at DNF aim to keep the featured stories relevant to our readers; email marketing@dnfcorp.com with any feedback or suggestions.

News from Headquarters: Our IP SANs are vSphere Ready
The latest tech buzz is on the release of VMware's vSphere, the industry's first cloud OS. Did you know that our IP SANs are already tested and certified with vSphere, and the latest ESX Server? Some of vSphere's advanced features include fault tolerance for improved high availability, thin-provisioning for virtual disks, and enhanced power management. Check out the complete list of new features. Interested in seeing how our products work with VMware, check out this quick demo, or sign up for our weekly webinar.

Product Showcase: Flexible Video Management Towers for SMBs
We recently enhanced our Falcon SMB video management towers, by adding the Falcon 20te and Falcon 40tn. These systems feature higher performance than our previous Falcon 20t model, up to 4TB of storage capacity, and support for hybrid and analog cameras.  Looking for more storage capacity? Check out our entire line of scalable solutions-up to 10 Petabytes! Learn more about the rigorous High-Definition testing each Falcon goes through to ensure high availability. Want to see a product demo? Contact our sales team.

Industry News: WAN Optimization for DR
A recent Byte and Switch research survey shows that implementing a disaster recovery plan is top priority for organizations. With data moving from one location to a remote location(s), optimizing your wide-area network (WAN) bandwidth becomes essential. Check out this four-part report from Searchstorage.com that offers practical tips for evaluating and understanding WAN requirements for your DR plan. Want more helpful tips on managing your network? Download this virtual infrastructure eBook.

Featured Video: Designing a Video Security System
Need some help designing a video security system?  We found a cool video from GSP America on what to look for and what to ask. Check it out at our blog. Want to see more videos and tutorials? Subscribe to our Youtube channel.