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  • FCIP

    FCIP quiz answer  Article | 14 Sep 2005

  • Three strikes against FC SANs

    The Bond Market Association, the Regional Cancer Center and the Junior Achievement organization picked NetApp, EqualLogic and LeftHand IP SANs over FC. Here's why.  Article | 19 Aug 2005

  • Engenio spills beans on midrange SAS array

    President and CEO of Engenio, Tom Georgens says the company is working on a midrange SAS array to ship as early as 2007.  Article | 15 Aug 2005

  • New protocol to bridge gap for FC users

    A standard is being developed that will let FC communicate directly with SATA drives, saving users money.  Article | 29 Jun 2005

  • Mea culpa -- Coping with vendor mentality

    Summary: In Mr. Toigo's previous posting, he ranted about NetApp's "Hard Deck" program -- he had some problems with it. NetApp begged to differ. See what he has to say now.  Column | 26 May 2005

  • Mixing Fibre Channel and SATA drives

    Randy Kerns, a senior partner at Evaluator Group, offers his recommendations for mixing Fibre Channel and SATA drives in a single midrange array.  Article | 30 Mar 2005

  • Storage Clips: Sun qualifies QLogic switches

    Sun aligns with QLogic for SMEs; Equity firms bid $10.5B for SunGard; Xiotech gets Novell Linux certification; Overland ships 1,000th REO.  Article | 22 Mar 2005

  • Fast Guide: Advanced Fibre Channel

    If you find yourself beyond the basic Fibre Channel (FC) phase and need more in-depth information on FC strategies, protocols, budget concerns and SAN connectivity issues, check out our Fast Guide to Advanced Fibre Channel.  Article | 08 Mar 2005

  • Reasons for scaling beyond a single fabric

    Reasons for scaling a storage network beyond a single fabric on a local or wide-area basis include the following.  Article | 08 Feb 2005

  • Technologies for scaling beyond a single fabric

    A key technology for enabling storage networks to span single fabrics and locations is a storage network router.  Article | 08 Feb 2005

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