Thursday, August 18, 2016

9.3.2 Storage Area Network (SAN)

A contrasting option to utilizing DAS is to independent storage from your servers and put it all alone particular, elite storage network called a storage area network (SAN). With a SAN, storage is no more oppressed to a solitary server yet sits freely on the SAN where it can be shared, cut, diced, and designated to servers, clients and applications from a solitary pool.

For quite a long time, SANs kept running on a mind boggling innovation called Fiber Channel that was excessively costly and complex for all except the most performance hungry little businesses. However a genuinely new SAN innovation called iSCSI offers great execution, utilizes the same hardware as your Ethernet network, and is generally easy to utilize.

Like DAS, in any case, SAN storage utilizes a low-level, block based storage design that requires a server with a working framework to present records to clients. Every server needs its own particular iSCSI host connector or initiator programming to speak with the SAN. That is the reason in case you're for the most part hoping to share records and printers; an undeniable SAN can be needless excess. SANs are most proper on the off chance that you require elite for databases, server based business applications, and email.


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