The level of inaccuracies in this class is really frustrating, maybe for someone who really doesn't know the subject at all this is fine, but if someone is trying to use this to learn or get a job there are a lot of fallacies that are being presented here. I started working in the industry when SCSI was at 40mb/ps, I worked on the first ISCSI initiator from MS, I started working with 1gb FC and was around when the first CNAs came out because of competition between 8GB FC and 10GB Ethernet. Most of the time the teacher is suggesting that storage data and normal traffic can be on the same network. I am not sure but I suspect that he means that you can use the same type of equipment, however it does not come off that way and some of his examples show it as being physically the same network. Unless you are in some super small 5-10 person office you would never want to mix your storage data and your normal traffic for a number of reasons.
Introduction to SAN and NAS Storage
With Neil Anderson
Liked by 1,950 users
Duration: 2h 50m
Skill level: Beginner
Released: 10/29/2018
Course details
It's no longer possible to get by as an IT professional by knowing only servers, or networking, or storage. You need an understanding of all three for your career to thrive. Centralized storage technologies—NAS and SAN—combine these capabilities and will test all your skills. This training course provides the knowledge you need to understand and work with SAN and NAS storage. Learn about the types of storage, the benefits, and the strengths of SAN vs. NAS. Instructor Neil Anderson introduces the NAS and SAN protocols—SMB, CIFS, NFS, Fibre Channel, FCoE, iSCSI, and NVMeOF—and shows how to configure a storage system and connect from the client, in featured hands-on lab demonstrations.
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Michael Lynch
Michael Lynch
Test Engineer | NVMe | SAS | FW Test | RAID | SSD | HDD | NAND | Storage | PLM | Strategic/Critical Thinking | Problem Solving | Networking |…
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- Practice while you learn 1 exercise file
- Test your knowledge 3 quizzes
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