Clustering - server and storage connection - scsi or...?

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Marek Nowicki

Hi,

What are 'supported' interfaces/protocols for connection between
server and disk storage in cluster node? Is it possible to link server
and storage with tcp/ip protocol? If so, are there any limitations for
delays?

mark
 
There are only 4 supported external storage "Types" for cluster, and only 3
are currently certified. The 3 certified options are Shared SCSI, Fiber
(SAN), and a few implementations of NAS (Network Attached Storage) the
fourth and uncertified option is iSCSI.
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