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Tutorial: Creating a tiered SAN architecture
What you will learn: This tip discusses the pros and cons of a tiered SAN architecture, as well as the factors to consider before creating a tiered SAN.
Mar 11, 2008
SAN or NAS?
businesses (SMBs) are faced with a tough choice today: Should they implement network-attached storage (NAS) or a storage area network (SAN)? Both SAN and NAS prices are declining, and vendors now offer more choices for smaller...
Apr 15, 2008
Data Storage Resource Center
iSCSI vs. Fibre Channel for SMBs
based replication or just to house a single pool of storage, you've decided to invest in your first storage area network (SAN). Now you have to decide whether to use iSCSI or Fibre Channel to build it.
Both iSCSI and Fibre Channel encapsulate the SCSI... Nov 25, 2008
How to evaluate and purchase a SAN
If the time has come to purchase your first SAN, there are many challenges to overcome before you can reap the benefits of centralized storage.
Some of the decisions facing... Nov 25, 2008
How to choose a SAN switch for SMBs
low-latency, lossless Converged Enhanced Ethernet (CEE).
With all of these options, what are some other features to look for in a SAN switch, regardless of if it is for iSCSI, FCl, FCoE or even InfiniBand-based SANs for SMB environments? Scalability Scalability... Nov 7, 2008
Five things backup administrators should know about VMware Consolidated Backup
also needs a large disk volume formatted as NTFS, which will become the Holding Tank for backup images. This volume can be on the SAN or the local VCB server's disks. The Holding Tank volume is where full VM images are placed both during backups and restores.
... Oct 13, 2008
Secure your iSCSI storage
A Fibre Channel (FC) storage-area network (SAN) is physically no more secure than an iSCSI one; it's just far more difficult to get to. The old saying still works: "If I have...
Oct 7, 2008
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