Contract # GS00T01AHD0002 

Proposal to Add Federal Telecommunications Service   Long Distance (FTS LD) 

Restores are initiated through a command line interface. Restores will be initiated 

within 30 minutes of the Government's request, for data stored on site. The 

Government will receive a monthly maximum volume of restored data included in 

service fee that is equal to the largest full backup of that month, or 10 individual 

restore events. Additional data restorations above monthly maximum will be 

provided for additional fee. 

6.7.10.2 AT&T 

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 Data Storage Service 

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 Data Storage Service supplies all the backend infrastructure 

and expertise for a complete primary data storage solution through a pre built, high 

availability, managed Storage Area Network (SAN) service. 

AT&T Ultravailable Data Storage Service offers a Raid 1, fully mirrored enterprise 

data storage with SRDF Symmetrix Remote Data Facility (SRDF) capabilities. This 

enterprise storage platform utilizes Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC's) advanced 

PowerPath software, which is loaded onto the Government's equipment. PowerPath 

integrates multiple path Input/Output (I/O) capabilities and provides automatic 

workload balancing, access and path failover. This provides much greater efficiencies 

across the disk arrays and greater throughput. 

This storage solutions allows the Government to  plug into  a SAN infrastructure via 

Host Bus Adapters (HBAs) installed on the Government's host servers, utilizing the 

EMC infrastructure. A professional service assessment of the Government's data 

requirements including capacity planning, environmental survey and SLA 

requirements is included. Implementation of the storage solution and ongoing 

management and monitoring is also part of the service. Service availability is 99.99 

percent.  

Use or disclosure of data contained on this sheet is subject to the restriction on the title page of this proposal. 

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