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Network Storage

itsmeyouknow · 2013-01-28 16:10:39

Hi, Looking to see if anyone here could help me out in understanding the differences between various types of network storage devices. I just find it hard to see the differences between SCSI, iSCSI, NFS, HBA, CIFS etc. I've tried looking into it, but can't find anything in Lehman's terms, if you know what I mean. If anyone…

28-01-2013 05:10PM

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itsmeyouknow

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Hi,

Looking to see if anyone here could help me out in understanding the differences between various types of network storage devices. I just find it hard to see the differences between SCSI, iSCSI, NFS, HBA, CIFS etc. I've tried looking into it, but can't find anything in Lehman's terms, if you know what I mean.

If anyone could point me in the right direction, would very much appreciate it.

Cheers,
Ed

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#2 28-01-2013 05:39PM

kaisersoze

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Try this link...good article on whats what

http://www.computereconomics.com/article.cfm?id=1283

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#3 29-01-2013 10:27AM

itsmeyouknow

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Cheers for that Kaiser, I'll have a look over that link.

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#4 29-01-2013 11:41AM

Sponge Bob

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Buy a NAS box with an ethernet port and plug it into your ADSL router which should have spare network ports. It must have a hard drive inside of course.

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