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Using Sans and NAS de W. Curtis Preston

Using Sans and NAS

Autor W. Curtis Preston
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 12 mar 2002
"Using SANs and NAS" gives storage administrators the power to maximise their investment in Storage Area Networks and Network Attached Storage. It covers the daily management of SANs and NAS, with emphasis on backup and recovery.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780596001537
ISBN-10: 0596001533
Pagini: 222
Dimensiuni: 177 x 234 x 17 mm
Greutate: 0.38 kg
Editura: O'Reilly
Locul publicării:Chichester, United Kingdom

Cuprins

Dedication;
Preface;
Boy, Was This Fun!;
What Is This Book For?;
Conventions Used in This Book;
Comments and Questions;
Acknowledgments;
Chapter 1: What Are SANs and NAS?;
1.1 From SCSI to SANs;
1.2 What Is a SAN?;
1.3 Backup and Recovery: Before SANs;
1.4 From NFS and SMB to NAS;
1.5 SAN Versus NAS: A Summary;
1.6 Which Is Right for You?;
Chapter 2: Fibre Channel Architecture;
2.1 Fibre Channel: An Overview;
2.2 Fibre Channel Ports;
2.3 Fibre Channel Topologies;
2.4 SAN Building Blocks;
2.5 Fibre Channel and SANs: A Summary;
Chapter 3: Managing a SAN;
3.1 The Different Uses for SANs;
3.2 SAN Issues to Be Managed;
3.3 Access to Storage Resources;
3.4 Ongoing Maintenance;
3.5 Using SANs to Maximize Your Storage;
3.6 Summary;
Chapter 4: SAN Backup and Recovery;
4.1 Overview;
4.2 LAN-Free Backups;
4.3 Client-Free Backups;
4.4 Server-Free Backups;
4.5 LAN-Free, Client-Free, or Server-Free?;
Chapter 5: NAS Architecture;
5.1 What's Wrong with Standard NFS and CIFS?;
5.2 NFS and CIFS Advances;
5.3 System Architecture Advances;
5.4 High Availability and Scalability;
5.5 Low Total Cost of Ownership (TCO);
5.6 Ease of Maintenance;
5.7 Ease of Use;
Chapter 6: Managing NAS;
6.1 The Different Uses for NAS;
6.2 Installing a Filer;
6.3 Configuring a Filer;
6.4 Applications;
6.5 Data Migration;
6.6 Maintenance;
6.7 Monitoring, Analyzing, and Reporting;
6.8 Performance Tuning;
Chapter 7: NAS Backup and Recovery;
7.1 Snapshots and Mirroring;
7.2 Native Utilities;
7.3 NFS/CIFS;
7.4 Push Agent Software;
7.5 NDMP;
7.6 What About LAN-Free, Client-Free, and Server-Free Backup?;
7.7 Database Backup and Recovery;
7.8 Benefits Summary;
Appendix A: Disruptive Technologies;
A.1 DAFS: Direct Access File System;
A.2 VI: Virtual Interface;
A.3 InfiniBand;
A.4 iSCSI;
Appendix B: RAID Levels;
B.1 RAID 0;
B.2 RAID 1;
B.3 RAID 0+1;
B.4 RAID 1+0 (RAID 10);
B.5 RAID 2;
B.6 RAID 3;
B.7 RAID 4 and RAID 5;
Colophon;