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zoning
In a storage area network (SAN), zoning is the allocation of resources for device load balancing and for selectively allowing access to data only to certain users. Definition
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Cheap storage tactics
I'm the sort that likes to make do. Some would call me a cheapskate, but I prefer to think of myself as one who makes the most out of what is given. So, let's kick off the storage strategy section of storage stars with some advice on saving money. Column
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Storage 911: How to troubleshoot your storage
This guide outlines steps you can take to prevent a storage shutdown, and offers troubleshooting tips for recovery. Tip
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SAN performance over distance
SAN expert Chris Poelker discusses speed, distance, latency and signal loss in storage networks. Ask the Expert
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Migrating from DAS to a SAN
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Connecting a SAN in the DMZ
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Hitchhiker's guide to storage networking
Customers consistently ask me what the differences are between SAN, Column
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Legato vs. Veritas for backup and replication
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Users argue for and against SRM
A lively panel debate at Storage Decisions saw users discuss the pros and cons of SRM and the challenges associated with implementing it. Article
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SMBs weigh cost of SAN vs. DAS
Researchers define the point at which it makes more sense to choose a storage area network over direct-attached storage. Article
Storage Management Strategies for the CIO