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5.4 Network Considerations for iSCSI SAN Deployment
The type of IP network used is crucial for an iSCSI SAN, as it is absolutely fundamental to performance, security, and availability. A misconfigured network...
5.3 iSCSI Architecture and Addressing
SCSI is the command protocol that works at the application layer of the Open System Interconnection (OSI) model. The initiators and the targets use...
5.2 iSCSI Interfaces and Connectivity types
iSCSI SANs are composed of initiators and targets connected by an IP network where server acts as the initiator or ISCSI host and the...
5.1 Introduction to IP SAN and their components
As discussed in previous chapter Fibre Channel (FC) SAN provides high performance and scalability. These advantages of FC SAN come with the burden of...
4.8 Basic troubleshooting tips for Fibre Channel (FC) SAN issues
There are many areas where the errors can be made and you might experience lots of issues with the mis-configuration settings. A thorough and...
4.7 Introduction to VSAN
Virtualizing FC SAN (VSAN)
Virtual SAN (also called virtual fabric) is a logical fabric on an FC SAN, which enables communication among a group of...