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Operating Systems Solaris Sun Open Storage Questions Post 302374490 by Keepcase on Tuesday 24th of November 2009 04:27:41 PM
Old 11-24-2009
Hey Duke,

To use the functionality that the FISHworks stack provides is only available in OpenSolaris?

So instead of using a 3510, I could use a J4000 series array and install OpenSolaris and manage the storage using ZFS correct?

do these open storage units have FC? I was trying to find that but I only saw RJ45

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So what's the difference there?

Let's say you got 4 boxes that need access to the data on a StorEdge

it's directly connected to 1, and the other 3 are mapping it through NFS

From the diagram from that link you provided,

You would have an open storage server (or is this an array?)

and then the initiator hosts can then access this openSolaris host which then provides access to the data

So what is the differences though? Is it the difference in performance? the SCSI commands are faster because they are running on the kernel level? (or am I getting totally confused here?)
 
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