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Less known Solaris Features: iSCSI - Part 5: Conclusion

Saturday, March 22. 2008

Okay, this was a quick introduction to the actual implementation of iSCSI on Solaris. The future will bring changes to the implementation of the iSCSI target feature but new possibilities as well. iSCSI will be an part of the COMSTAR framework in the future besides of an SAS target or an FC target.

Do you want to learn more?

Documentation
docs.sun.com: Configuring Solaris iSCSI Targets and Initiators
Using iSCSI Multipathing in the Solaris(tm) 10 Operating System

Misc links.
prefetch.net: Getting to know the Solaris iSCSI stack

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Less known Solaris Features: iSCSI
I wrote about iSCSI quite often in the last time. But how can you use it in Solaris. I wrote a short introduction about the usage of the iSCSI implementation of Solaris:Introduction Basic iSCSI Bidirectional authenticated iSCSI Alternative backing stor

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Very useful and informative, thank you!

#1 Brad on 2009-08-17 09:40 (Reply)

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