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  • RAID: It's alive

    RAID is still relevant today, possibly even more than in the past. However, it has become a transparent, standard feature that isn't often discussed. This tip outlines the state of RAID today.  Tip

  • RAID-5 configuration

    Storage management expert Ashley D'Costa answers a reader's question about RAID-5.  Ask the Expert

  • Scaling storage networks demands careful consideration

    In the Fibre Channel world, scaling often means adding more and faster switch ports to extend the fabric's bandwidth and connectivity. But IP storage (mainly iSCSI) is a growing area of SAN expansion, using ubiquitous Ethernet network technology to p...  Buying Guide

  • SAN School: Final quiz:

    Now that you've listened to SAN School Webcasts 1-14, take this final quiz and test your expertise on SANs. Good luck!  Article

  • Storage basics: RAID striping in detail

    How RAID striping improves performance and how parity fits in.  Tip

  • SAN server accommodation

    Storage expert Greg Schulz discusses a reader's question: "How many servers can a SAN accommodate?"  Ask the Expert

  • FCID on two separate fabrics

    Storage expert Greg Schulz answers a reader's question, "Is it possible to have the same FCID appear on two separate fabrics?"  Ask the Expert

  • SATA on a Dell Dimension 4400

    Storage expert Greg Schulz discusses using SATA on a Dell Dimension 4400.  Ask the Expert

  • SAN performance

    Storage expert Greg Schulz answers a reader's question about SAN performance.  Ask the Expert

  • RAID configuration with three hard drives

    Storage expert Greg Schulz discusses the possibility of configuring a RAID-1 with 3 total hard drives.  Ask the Expert

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