IntelliMagic Vision for SAN Reviews & Insights

We're using IntelliMagic Vision to identify capacity trends, errors in our SAN infrastructure, especially FC SAN switches, anomalies. We like the feature to compare the recent measured values against the same one week or one month before to identify trends and anomalies. With IntelliMagic Vision we will visualize any hidden errors and get them fixed before they may cause any outage.

it's well suited for large-scale FC SAN fabrics with Storage arrays which are supported by Vision

Intellimagic Vision for SAN is an excellent tool for our company as it tracks key IT metrics such as storage pool levels, read/write throughput, I/O Rate, etc., for our various vendor storage systems. Over time we are able to determine usage and growth.

One of our SAN switches was experiencing high utilization and we were able to determine which slot and port on the switch was the problem using Intellimagic's reporting feature showing the top x utilization ports. IntelliMagic Vision for SAN reporting provided granular level data making it easy to work on the problem at hand.

Used by SAN and storage team. IntelliMagic Vision for SAN gathers performance metrics for both SAN and storage, and this allows reporting and performance monitoring and trending.

Performance metric gathering for storage units, SVC virtualization layer, and Brocade SAN switches/directors are rock solid. Built-in reports cover the most-used scenarios, and the report creation has been improved to let you build the custom reports not already covered.

We are a Disaster Recovery service provider and we provide DRaaS cloud-based services to our clients. We have a very mixed storage environment that services IBM Mainframe, pSeries (AIX), iSeries (AS/400) and x86 environments. Intellimagic monitors and reports across all of our storage platforms to quickly alert us to issues and historical capacity and performance information.

Intellimagic is well suited for any environment but particularly heterogeneous environments where you need a single reporting tool to tie together all of your storage arrays, storage fabric switches, and host endpoints to clearly and quickly see where you might have a problem.