The following is a list of resources that may aid in the development of producing SMI (Storage Management Initiative) Implementations and Clients. The SNIA does not endorse any of the products or services, they are provided as a convenience to the reader.

Any product, service or client requirements may request to be added to this list by contacting the SMI through the SNIA Feedback Portal.

WBEM Servers

• OpenPegasus
• Small Foot Print CIM Broker (SFCB)
• WS J WBEM Server

The following WBEM Servers are not recommended for SMI Development due to either lack of support or missing features required for SMI (at the time of this publication). 

• Open Management Infrastructure (missing features)
• Open WBEM (no longer supported)
• SNIA CIMOM (no longer supported)
• WBEM Services (no longer supported)

Development Tools & APIs

• CIM Navigator (no longer supported)
• CMPI
• JSR48
• OpenLMI
• Open Pegasus
• OMC (Open Management with CIM)
• PyWBEM
• Ruby WBEM
• SimpleWBEM
• SBLIM (Standards Based Linux Instrumentation for Manageability)
• Storage IM
• WBEM Sharp
• WS SDK Pro
• WBEM Workshop
• YAWN (Yet Another WBEM Navigator)

Test Tools

• SMI Conformance Test Program (CTP)
• WBEM Agent Validation Environment (WAVE)

SMI Client Requirement Documents

The following clients have listed the SMI-S Implementation Requirements.

• Microsoft SCVMM

Development Consultants

• Inova Development
• SAV Innovations
• WS, Inc.

SMI in the Industry

The following is an alphabetical list of companies that have public information claiming support for the SMI-S**. For further information on any listed company/product, please visit the company website.

SMI Implementations

Brocade, Cisco, Citrix, Dell, Direct Data BNetworks, Dot Hill, EMC, Emulex, FalconStor, Fujitsu, Fusion-IO, Hitachi, HP, Huawei, IBM, NetApp, Nimble, Nutanix, Overland, PMC-Sierra, QNAP, RedHat, Starwind, Tegile

SMI Clients

Brocade, Cisco, CA, Cumulus, Dell, EMC, Fujitsu, Hitachi, HP, Huawei, IBM, IntelliMagic, Microsoft, NetApp, ProphetStor, Riverbed, ServiceNow, Solarwinds, Symantec, TeamQuest, Virtual Instruments, VMTurbo

** The SNIA is vendor and product neutral. Any company, products, open source or references listed in this document does not imply SNIA endorsement. If a company/product desires to be listed/removed from this document, please use the following SNIA Feedback Portal.