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fifty nine

join:2002-09-25
Sussex, NJ
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reply to kamm

Re: HBA card?

We use it on RedHat and VMWare ESXi. Still junk and not supported by a lot of things. Some hosts had trouble recognizing the array and it took a lot of fenangling to get it to work.

We've migrated nearly everything that was on iSCSI to 4GBps fiber channel now. More expensive but also more mature and robust.


kamm

join:2001-02-14
Brooklyn, NY

said by fifty nine:

We use it on RedHat and VMWare ESXi. Still junk and not supported by a lot of things. Some hosts had trouble recognizing the array and it took a lot of fenangling to get it to work.

We've migrated nearly everything that was on iSCSI to 4GBps fiber channel now. More expensive but also more mature and robust.
Yeah, I know - my entire centralized storage backend runs on FC4 using shared file system.

The only problem was that I had to build out another, more expensive (FC) network - cost is one thing but managing another infrastructure is a bigger issue.
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