SAN/NAS

Introduction SAN / NAS - General information about storage - Definition of information - Definition of data management Availability of disks / RAID levels (0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 15, 100), Data transfer, Parallel data transfer, Serial data transferStorage centralization
SAN / NAS - Why centralize storage? - iSCSI - NAS - SANStorage
Area Network SAN - Definition of SAN - Benefits of SAN - Basic SAN technology - Point to Point topology - Arbitrated Loop (FC-AL) - the Fabric - Comparison FC and Gigabit EthernetFibre
Channel Physical and Signaling Interface - FC-0 Physical Interface (Nodes and Ports, names and addresses, distances, transmission rates and media, OFC), FC-1 Encryption methods and ordered sets (encryption, running disparity, error correction) - FC-2 Management and information structures (login session, Exchange, Sequence, Frames, Flow Control, Classes of Service) - FC-3 Common Services (Data Encryption, Data Compression, Data Striping, Multipathing, Data Mirroring) - FC-4 Protocol Mapping / TunnelingFibre
Channel Arbitrated Loop - FC-AL Topology - Loop Addressing - Loop Protocols - Loop Initialization - Loop Initialization Report Position - NL Port Login - Arbitration - Fairness Process - FC-AL Buffer to Buffer Credit - How many and what type of devices are used? - Data protection via FC-AL - Private and public loops - Distances and bandwidths - High availability and disaster recovery
Hardware componentsand their costs in SAN / NAS - Hardware components (Host Bus Adapters / HBAs, GBICs, GLMs, SFPs and MIA, bridges, gateways and routers) - Managed hubs - Switches (performance, switch frame routing, "crossbar" switches, switch cascading) - Fibre Channel Director, Differences between Directors and SwitchesSAN Management - End to End Management - Application Management - Data Management - Resource Management - Network Management - Device Management - SAN Phenomena - LUN Affinity - Fibre Channel LUNs - Zoning - Automatic SAN Management - Automatic Discovery of New Ports - Automatic Discovery of New Addresses - Automatic Path Selection - Load Balancing - Automatic Fault Switching
Implementationof SAN / NAS - Approach to Building a SAN (Business and Enterprise Goals, technical requirements, logical design, physical design, infrastructure, implementation, testing and documentation, optimization of SAN / NAS) - SAN design - Director design - Core Edge design - SAN requirements - Zoning - Port count in fabric - SAN design with Brocade / CISCO/ DELL / HP / IBM

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