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--- 2_x:datamodel:teemip-storage-mgmt [2023/11/03 11:51] – cnaud
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 ^  Class of CIs  ^  Icon  ^  Description  ^
-|  Storage System  |  {{classicon_storagesystem.png}}  | A Storage System is used in TeemIp to describe any storage system that can be attached either to a SAN or to an Ethernet network. The logical unit of storage managed by a Storage System is a Logical Volume. |
+|  Storage System  |  {{icons8-server-storage.png}}  | A Storage System is used in TeemIp to describe any storage system that can be attached either to a SAN or to an Ethernet network. The logical unit of storage managed by a Storage System is a Logical Volume. |
-|  SAN Switch  |  {{classicon_sanswitch.png}}  | A SAN Switch is a network switch compatible with the Fibre Channel protocol used by storage networks. |
+|  SAN Switch  |  {{icons8-switch-san.png}}  | A SAN Switch is a network switch compatible with the Fibre Channel protocol used by storage networks. |
-|  Tape Library   |  {{classicon_tapelibrary.png}}  | A Tape Library is a storage device which contains one or more tape drives, a number of slots to hold tape cartridges and an automated method for loading tapes. Tape Libraries are used for data backup or archiving. |
+|  Tape Library   |  {{icons8-tape-library.png}}  | A Tape Library is a storage device which contains one or more tape drives, a number of slots to hold tape cartridges and an automated method for loading tapes. Tape Libraries are used for data backup or archiving. |
-|  NAS  |  {{classicon_nas.png}}  | A Network-Attached Storage system (in short: NAS) is a specialized file server appliance that connects to the network. In iTop a NAS is linked to NAS File Systems. |
+|  NAS  |  {{icons8-nas.png}}  | A Network-Attached Storage system (in short: NAS) is a specialized file server appliance that connects to the network. In iTop a NAS is linked to NAS File Systems. |
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