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QUESTION POSED ON: 14 June 2004
What does FCP do? What is the difference between FCP, and FC over IP? Why there is FCIP and iFCP?

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FCP is the implementation of serial SCSI for Fibre Channel. FCIP is a tunneling protocol for FCP over IP networks. iFCP is FCP ported for IP networks. It was originally designed to run on UDP also, but I do not know if that is still supported or not.

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