Need particular SAN storage document in English

Hi,
I have a SAN storage Solution document. The document is in German language. I am unable to find same document in English.
I had attached SAN storage Solution document in German language below.
Can anyone provide me same document in English language.
I will be very thankful if anyone can help me.

Thanks for the reply,
Can your or anyone provide me similar solution document comprising of MDS and Storage router
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