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Emulex predicts sub-$500 Fibre Channel HBAs
The emergence of iSCSI as the low cost SAN technology of choice for small IT users is forcing Fibre Channel HBA makers to take notice. A spokesperson for HBA market leader Emulex says HBAs for FC SANs could cost less than $500 in the no-so-distant fu... Article | 19 Jan 2004
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2003 GOLD: Cisco MDS 9509
Review of 2003 networking equipment gold medal winner Cisco MDS 9509. Article | 30 Dec 2003
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2003 BRONZE: SANRAD V-Switch 3000
Review of 2003 networking equipment bronze medal winner SANRAD V-Switch 3000. Article | 30 Dec 2003
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2003 SILVER: CNT UltraNet Edge Storage Router -- Model 3000
Review of 2003 networking equipment silver medal winner CNT UltraNet Edge Storage Router -- Model 3000. Article | 30 Dec 2003
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Maranti puts more management functions in the switch fabric
Maranti Networks says that its latest intelligent switch can save users money and simplify heterogeneous storage management. Article | 10 Dec 2003
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Sorting out the features
With so many HBA features, it's hard to know which ones matter and which ones don't. Here's a short description of some of the features shipping today that may influence your buying decision. Article | 08 Sep 2003
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How HBAs and operating systems work together
An in depth look at how your HBA and operating system work together. Article | 08 Sep 2003
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Storage Smarts Answer #48 -- Channeling flow
Storage Smarts Answer #48 – Channeling flow Article | 12 Jun 2003
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Switching startup recruits pre-product launch partners
Maranti Networks on Tuesday launched a partner program as part of an effort to build allies in preparation for the launch of its "intelligent" switching platform next month. The company said it has already signed 17 vendors to its Assured Storage Par... Article | 04 Jun 2003
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Vendor pitches intelligence on the switch
Sanera's Fibre Channel switch is being touted as a powerful appliance for businesses that want to deploy a single large network or consolidate several small SANs. Article | 09 May 2003