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Added by Olivier Withoff, last edited by Olivier Withoff on Sep 11, 2008  (view change)
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29 Aug 2008 04:57 PM EDT
Is SAN really NAS spelt backwards?
[ Tags: xenserver ,   storage ,   san ,   nas ,   iscsi ,   fcp ,   gbic ,   raid ,   xenserver ,   xenapp ,   xendesktop ,   data storage ,   disk storage ,   fibre channel ]
posted by Olivier Withoff

Google 'storage' and, apart from the odd link to IKEA, data storage is starting to become more prominent. That Ultra-640 SCSI, 15,000 RPM 30GB drive you proudly have in your best server is taking center stage in Storage Area Networks (SANs). As the options for building a SAN are becoming numerous, and the prices are starting to look attractive, maybe you need to get to grips with the fundamental technologies, and terminology. Have I got a whitepaper for you! Introduction to Storage Technologies.

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  1. Aug 30, 2008

    Anonymous says:

    Nice paper thx!

    Nice paper thx!

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