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Infortrend ships first 2.5-inch enterprise class array drives
Infortrend announced its EonStor B12, the first enterprise class 2.5-inch array drives, which provide better performance and efficiency compared to their 3.5-inch counterparts. An excerpt from InfoWorld: The B12 comes equipped with two SAS serial attached SCSI or FC Fibre Channel host ports, which should appeal...
Tags: Fibre Channel, SAN, SAS Institute, Storage Area Networks (SAN), Storage, Hardware, Arun Radhakrishnan
Blog posts 2008-01-27
Fibre Channel and Ethernet starting to converge
Ethernet, the longtime standard for LAN traffic, is seeing another upgrade on the horizon, with 10 Gbps Ethernet beginning to explode onto the market. The speed upgrade will help Ethernet and Fibre Channel, the longtime standard for SAN traffic, converge onto one high speed network, linking servers in large...
Tags: Data Center, Fibre Channel, Intel Corp., Ethernet, Storage Area Networks (SAN), Data Centers, Storage, Network Technology, Networking, Hardware, Data Management, Andy Moon
Blog posts 2007-12-28
Intel open sources Fibre Channel over Ethernet package
Intel has released a software package that is intended to encourage the development of Fibre Channel over Ethernet FCoE products for the Linux operating system. If you are scratching your head about what FCoE is, here's an excerpt from Network World: FCoE is a proposed specification...
Tags: Ethernet, Fibre Channel, Intel Corp., Storage Area Networks (SAN), Storage, Hardware, Paul Mah
Blog posts 2007-12-18
Brocade ships 8 Gbit/s fibre channel blades
At the Storage Networking World in Dallas, Brocade announced that its first 8 Gbit/s blades have already shipped to OEMs for evaluation. General availability should come early next year. Excerpt from The Register: Brocade says the transition from 4 to 8 Gbit/s is especially valuable...
Tags: Fibre Channel, Blade, Brocade Communications Systems Inc., Storage Area Networks (SAN), Storage, Blade Servers, Utility Computing, Hardware, Servers, Paul Mah
Blog posts 2007-10-15
Five new developments in storage infrastructure solutions
First there was Ethernet. Then, there was IP over Ethernet. Next came the mixed use of Ethernet, IP, and the SCSI command set iSCSI to simplify storage and to bring down the cost and complexity of storage. Today, iSCSI and Fibre Channel are fighting it out in all but the...
Tags: TechRepublic Inc., iSCSI, Solution, Fibre Channel, IP, Internet Fibre Channel Protocol Internet Fibre Channel Protocol, AoE, AoE Specification, Storage Area Networks (SAN), Storage, Network Technology, Ethernet, Hardware, Networking, Scott Lowe
Blog posts 2007-10-09
Shared block-level storage continues to become more accessible
I considered entitling this post "Is storage becoming commoditized?" but the technical definition of "commodity" doesn't quite fit the bill. My question is this: Is the market for shared block-level storage continuing to become more accessible to a wider variety of customer? Personally, I think it is, and...
Tags: iSCSI, Fibre Channel, Storage, Scott Lowe
Blog posts 2007-07-25
What's new in scalable storage solutions?
Data storage is an issue that faces almost all organizations; as the company grows, so does the amount of data you need to keep on your network. However, a scalable data storage solution involves much more than just ever-increasing capacity; performance, reliability, security and usability must also keep up with...
Tags: Deb Shinder, Storage area networks (SAN), fibre channel, storage, SMB Strategies Newsletter, Data Storage, Fault-tolerance, Disk, Data, RAID, Disk Capacity, Hardware
Technical articles 2006-12-11
ATA over Ethernet: Worth considering?
When it comes to shared block storage, your choices areever-expanding. Even better, they are expanding in the downward direction whenit comes to price. As prices come down, the technical nature of each solutionchanges drastically and, although the price might be right, the solution maynot fit the bill. I've written quite...
Tags: ATA, ATA over Ethernet, Ethernet, iSCSI, Scott Lowe MCSE
Technical articles 2006-08-17
Identify and manage Fibre Channel SAN security risks
The critical issues associated with SANs, combined with the lack of communication concerning defenses, has created a security gap in storage.This sample chapter from Securing Storage: A Practical Guide to SAN and NAS Security discusses Fibre Channel SAN security risks. The chapter covers the following topics:SAN risksRisks of Fibre ChannelFibre...
Tags: Addison-Wesley, attack, fibre channel, fibre channel SAN, NAS, SAN, security, security risk, storage
Download resources 2006-05-05
Getting enough fibre? Why fibre channel rules in the most rigorous storage environments
In this lastpart of my series on the different types of storage hard drives and controllers(Parallel ATAand SATA 1, SATAII, SCSI,SAS), Iwill present information about the current Grand Poobah of magnetic storage:fibre channel. The specification for fibre channel was ANSI-approved in 1994.When youthink of "fibre channel," you probably think about...
Tags: disk, fibre channel, SAS Institute, Scott Lowe MCSE, SCSI, storage
Technical articles 2006-02-09
An iSCSI primer
ISCI SANs may be the future..but Fibre channel rules now!Good description of the features of ISCI SANs..but in my experience, Fortune 100 corporations are just completing their large scale move to Fibre Channel technologies, and so it will be a long time until ISCI becomes a standard in corporate data...
Tags: fibre, fibre channel, http://www.data-recovery-reviews.com, I/O, isci, ISCI SAN, ISCI Sans, iSCSI, nas, san, software, storage
Discussion threads 2005-12-22
Foundations of Network Storage, Lesson Three: Fibre channel and iSCSI
How would you improve this TechRepublic e-mail course?Improve the organization of the materialThis course really has a lot of potential. Mostly in the area of putting the jargon on the table. What would be really helpful is better organization of the content along the lines of "What is it?, Why...
Tags: email course, fibre channel, Foundations, hardware, iSCSI, Lesson, network, Network storage, Sonja Thompson, storage
Discussion threads 2005-08-24
Foundations of Network Storage, Lesson One: SAN
Foundations ofNetwork Storage: Lesson 1 of 5.In this lesson, we'llexplore the storage area network SAN. Topics include how to decide if a SANis best for your organization, your choices regarding SANs, and the tools you need to support a SAN.A Storage Area Network is the most expensive storage option available,as...
Tags: fibre channel, network, network storage, SAN, storage
Technical articles 2005-08-22
Foundations of Network Storage, Lesson Three: Fibre channel and iSCSI
Foundations ofNetwork Storage: Lesson 3 of 5.In this lesson, wewill explore Fibre Channel and iSCSI. Topics include how to decide which is thebest option for your organization, the advantages and disadvantages of bot, andwhat you need to know to support the technologies.SAN options: Fibre channel and iSCSIThere are two methods...
Tags: fibre channel, iSCSI, network, network storage, storage
Technical articles 2005-08-22
Take advantage of Microsoft's free iSCSI Software Initiator package
Microsoft supports iSCSI SANs through its free iSCSI Software Initiator package. Find out more about this free offering. If your IT shop is part of a small or midsize organization and you're currently evaluating your options for a storage area network SAN, the price tag...
Tags: iSCSI, Microsoft Corp., Storage, Scott Lowe MCSE, Storage area networks (SAN), Network technology, fibre channel, Windows Server 2003 Tips Newsletter, iSCSI Initiator, Hardware, Networking
Technical articles 2005-07-07
Planning storage solutions that grow with your business
Choosing the right storage solution for your growing business isn't a "no brainer." You have more choices than ever, and scalability and performance must be weighed against ease of use and the ever-present budget considerations. Here's how planning now can save you money in the long run. I recently...
Tags: Deb Shinder, Storage area networks (SAN), RAID, ItÂ, disk, fibre channel, storage, Build to Scale Newsletter, Network, SAN, Scalability, Server, File Server, Hardware
Technical articles 2005-04-26
iSCSI vendor selection process
TechRepublic's free Storage NetNote newsletter is designed to help you manage the critical data in your enterprise. Automatically sign up today!In my last article, I talkeda little about the decision-making process that I and my team went throughbefore settling on an iSCSI-based storagearea network vs. the tried-and-true fibre channel approach....
Tags: EMC Corp., fibre channel, iSCSI, NetApp, Scott Lowe MCSE, storage
Technical articles 2005-04-05
Choosing iSCSI over fibre channel: Deciding factors
For the last 10 months, I've worked as the IT Director for Elmira College,a small liberal-arts college located in Elmira, NY, in the midst of the Finger Lakes.One of the areas that immediately caught my eye was the storage situation inour data center. With 35 servers, we have no central...
Tags: storage, iSCSI, Scott Lowe MCSE, fibre channel, SAN
Technical articles 2005-03-15
Choosing iSCSI over fibre channel: Deciding factors
Choosing iSCSI over fibre channel: Deciding factorsarticle rootChoosing iSCSI over fibre channel: Deciding factorshttp://www.mcdata.com/products/hardware/iswitch/index.htmlhttp://www.emc.com/products/systems/clariion/ax100/index.jspA good ideaI'd recommende IP Storage Router from McData see first URLand EMC AX100i second URLSlavaISCSI Vs Fibre ChannelIf the enterprise can live with bandwidths allowed by GigE and TCP/IP, ISCSI's moderate performance and low price are...
Tags: fibre channel, IO operation, iSCSI, it management, kvm@...
Discussion threads 2005-03-16
The skinny on Fibre Channel
Although Fibre Channel has been around for a while, it’s just now starting to be accepted within the enterprise. As such, there are still many IT pros who don’t understand Fibre Channel. In this article, I’ll introduce you to Fibre Channel technology and discuss some of the pros and cons...
Tags: Storage area networks (SAN), Storage, fibre channel
Technical articles 2003-01-13


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