Single-initiator zoning rule :--Each HBA port must be in a separate zone that contains it and the SP ports with which it communicates. EMC recommends single-initiator zoning as a best practice.Fibre Channel fan-in rule:--A server can be zoned to a maximum of 4 storage systems.Fibre Channel fan-out rule:-The Navisphere software license determines the number of servers you can connect to a CX3-10c, CX3-20c,CX3-20f, CX3-40c, CX3-40f, or CX3-80 storage systems. The maximum number of connections between servers and a storage system...
What is “Tier 0” in Storage Environments?
Tier "0" is not new in storage market but for implementation purposes it has been difficult to accommodate because it requires best performance and lowest latency. Enterprise Flash disks (Solid State Disks) capable to meet this requirement. It is possible to get more performance for company most critical applications. The performance can be gained through using Flash drives supported in VMAX and DMX-4 systems. Read More →
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I have been receiving mail to write on basic storage topic rather than only EMC. Here is first basic thing to know about FC technology.Fibare Channel is nothing but just a medium to connect host and shared storage. When we talk about SAN first things comes in mind about Fibre Channel.Fibre Channel is serial data transfer interface intended for connecting shared storage to computer. Where storage is not connected physically to host.Why FC is most important in SAN? Because FC gives you high speed through the following process:1)...
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