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Old January 30th 04, 01:46 AM
Stan
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Default Cheapest SAN for testing

Hello all,
I need to come up with the cheapest possible SAN (or facsimile) for
home-testing of some clustering technology. I've found some cheap
older FC gear on Ebay, but the arrays are still a couple hundred bucks
and even the bare-pc-board T-cards are $150 after you get all the
parts and pieces together. I have a bunch of adaptec cards laying
around (up to 29xx series) and SCSI drives, and I guess I was hoping
someone knows of a cheap way to dual-port-attach them using some sort
of adapter/converter that I just don't know about. Any info
appreciated.
Thanks,
Stan
 




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