What is one storage with one setting?

Storance Storage (SIS) is a method of organizing computer data to access one file or asset in the system of multiple users or "stores". Microsoft® owns a patent on one specific application of this technology, which is usually used in server systems such as Microsoft® Exchange Server® Email Organization Service. In the computer system, multiple machines and users can be connected to a larger server that contains the host system. Instead of containing the same files and documents, the one -set storage system can be used to have these assets in the host system or "SIS Common Store". One of the simplest ways to do this is the e -mail server, such as Microsoft® Exchange Server®. In this system, multiple users can have all the accounts called "save" on the server that can be sent, receive and access to e -mail.

When someone on this server sends an e -mail message 100Other people in the same system, 100 copies are not really generated. A "pointer" is sent to each person through a single instance repository to direct them to one copy of the message. However, none of the recipients is aware of this because the pointer appears as a real e -mail.

This reduces the size of the hosting for documents and accelerates the delivery and processing of messages as the system is required less work. The use of one instance storage can be expanded to computer networks and servers in other environments. Each computer in the system requires some files to work, such as those that need the operating system (OS). Rather than any computer that has all these files, however, one copy can be kept in a common store and then on your computer, check it out when they are needed.

great storage is usually transparent and many computer users may not even realizethat they approach him. For example, users in a network that share data, for example, will probably still open and display files that are hosted on a common system by the same methods as anyone else. However, when they open the file, they actually activate the "pointer" that appears to them as a file. This redirects their system to a real file in the SIS Common Store. One instance storage can even be used on a smaller scale, allowing the system to better organize data for multiple users by removing copies of files.