gr8 video sir how can we connect san with iscsi 1.in iscsi will we use lan cable ( cat5 or cat 6 ) rather than fibre optic cable 2. and hba card will install both side
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Well explained. would like to know how the disks are shared between the servers and how a requested client will store their data in the correct location
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Hi Sir, If there is an issue on switch between Servers and storage pool and there's no connection between them, at that time how can we save\write our incoming data. Is there anything like Raid configuration on multiple storage pool.
Sir i wanted to contribute towards your efforts can i make your video series in the windows 10 it's from the RU-vid Api 's so if you permit then i will make it . thanks once again .
+atul sharma nas- network attached storage means u can attach storage in your network ( lan network ) you will provide a ip to the nas device so ur lan user can access the device internally, u can also map nas as a map network drive and u can also give public ip to that nas device so u can access device from outside there is no fibre cable to use for nas storage u just attach ur nas storage via switch depend on ur requirement san : storage area network means your server is not directly connect with the device in this area type u use hba card and fibre cable to attach the storage The server can only access data on the devices, which are directly attached to it its mainly for server storage , you can create virtual disk storage pool , raid implementation lots of feature in san so u have to read for more info ......
