ISCSI SANs carry SCSI commands and storage traffic over existing IP networks, which translates to lower cost, easier maintenance and simpler management -- not to mention giving Fibre Channel SANs tougher competition. Find the latest news and resources on this popular SAN topic.
HP carves up blade storage with LeftHand software
SearchStorage.com | 20 Apr 2009 ARTICLE - Hewlett-Packard takes another step toward its 'blade everything' strategy with a combination of LeftHand SAN/iQ iSCSI SAN software and BladeSystem servers.
SAN and server virtualization management podcast
Submitted By: SearchStorage.co.uk | 21 Mar 2009 FAQ - Check out this FAQ interview on how companies with virtual server environments are coping with data storage challenges.
FAQ Guide: Answers to tough questions about SAN hardware
Submitted By: SearchStorage.co.UK | 19 Dec 2008 FAQ - When do you replace a SAN with limited expansion capacity? How do you change a SAN vendor? Analyst Steve Pinder answers the questions he's hearing from SAN administrators.
Learn all about iSCSI and Fibre Channel SANs
Submitted By: Stephen J. Bigelow | 15 Jan 2007 DATA STORAGE HANDBOOK - This handbook compares Fibre Channel SAN and iSCSI SAN technologies, provides tips on how to enhance iSCSI performance, and discusses how to make a SAN highly available.
Pros and cons of iSCSI storage for SMBs
Stephen J. Bigelow, Features Writer | 27 Nov 2007 LEARNING GUIDE - The low cost and simple management of iSCSI storage technology has spurred many SMBs to deploy SANs.
ISCSI SANs
25 Oct 2007 SPECIAL REPORTS - Lower costs are helping iSCSI SANs nudge Fibre Channel SANs into a corner for high-performance applications only.
ISCSI replacing Fibre Channel as dominant storage network technology
Jo Maitland, Senior News Director | 24 Oct 2007 SPECIAL REPORT - ISCSI is on its way to becoming the dominant technology for storage area networks in SMBs, nudging Fibre Channel into a corner for high-performance applications only.
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