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  • How to make sure your IP storage is secure

    How to make sure your IP storage is secure  Tip

  • Securing SAN's with iSCSI

    Bits & Bytes: According to Peter Hayden, correctly configured, iSCSI-based arrays offer the highest level of security available in SAN technologies. Read why here.  Tip

  • IP SANs move from beta to reality

    Two announcements are fueling the IP storage revolution: Intransa's new IP SAN system and Microsoft's free iSCSI software.  Article

  • iSCSI testing and crossover cabling

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  • Firm to offer low-cost iSCSI controller, HBAs

    Is iSCSI really the most cost effective protocol, or does it end up being as expensive as Fibre Channel in the long run? One company says that iSCSI costs could run high, but the firm has developed an integrated iSCSI controller and a family of iSCSI...  Article

  • NetApp preps new entry-level iSCSI box

    NetApp will put a new storage appliance on the market next month that it said will combine a filer head and storage enclosure in one package.  Article

  • Users want answers to iSCSI

    The battle wages between networking protocols iSCSI and Fibre Channel but at this week's Storage World conference, iSCSI was the technology of the day with users demanding answers about its performance. Bottom line: you don't need a Ferrari if you're...  Article

  • iSCSI and Microsoft make a potent combination

    What happens when Microsoft throws some weight behind iSCSI? The results could be tremendous. Read about some of the early implications here.  Tip

  • Let the iSCSI games begin

    How and when will iSCSI impact you? Find out here.  Tip

  • Adaptec buy spawns IP spin-off

    Two acquisitions yielded one spin-off company this week when the iSCSI business arm of Eurlogic Systems became a standalone company.  Article

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