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Old April 9th 06, 02:42 AM posted to comp.arch.storage
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Default Getting one BIG C drive from multiple servers.

The subject line may be a bit stupid but I am looking to setup a system
where we have a requirment that we have a single view into a 32 TB storage
system (think of this as a one big C drive).

Right now we got 6 servers each with around 5 TB of storage, but to access
them we need to mount each server (Win 2003) and work on it which is
becoming cubersom.

Will iSCSI do the trick ? Product like SanMelody ?

Jay

Jay



 




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