November 2001
Intermediate to advanced
320 pages
7h 58m
English
Storage network solutions have steadily penetrated enterprise networks to address a wide variety of application issues. SAN adoption has occurred primarily in the larger data center environments where technical resources and budgets are available to meet increasing storage requirements. Traditional direct-attached SCSI storage, however, continues to ship in large volume. This may not mean that other enterprises are content with the limitations of conventional SCSI, but may simply indicate that they lack the budget and the expertise to deploy and support SANs based on Fibre Channel technology. By minimizing the Fibre Channel component in SANs, IP storage networking may accelerate the adoption of networked ...
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