Iscsi, scsi on steroids

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Explains iSCSI (SCSI over IP) as a SAN storage option for enterprise data centers, describing how TCP/IP carries SCSI commands to access remote block devices and the practical benefits and pitfalls compared with SAN/NAS. Covers open-source Linux work on implementing the iSCSI RFC, related projects (desktop integration, iSCSI boot, kiscsiadmin), and concrete planning, installation, configuration, management and maintenance tasks for an iSCSI environment.

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