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Less known Solaris Features: iSCSI

Saturday, March 22. 2008

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:

And as usual: Have fun while trying iSCSI on Solaris!

Posted by Joerg Moellenkamp in English, Solaris at 12:30 | Comment (1) | Trackbacks (4)

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hi,

part 3 ends with the headline "Reactivation of" and an open strike tag.

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