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Oct 27, 2009 |
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With Fibre Channel (FCP Channel) support, Linux instances on System z can attach to and communicate with Small Computer System Interface (SCSI) devices using the Fibre Channel Protocol or FCP. In this webcast, Andy Hartman, Senior Consultant with Mainline Information Systems, will outline the important things to know when you are using FCP (Fiber Channel Protocol) to connectivity to Linux on System z.
This webcast includes:
. Overview and Planning
. Best Practice Suggestions
. Things to Remember
Watch it now! |
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Configuration Management
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Fibre Channel
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Network Management
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With Fibre Channel (FCP Channel) support, Linux instances on System z can attach to and communicate with Small Computer System Interface (SCSI) devices using the Fibre Channel Protocol or FCP. In this webcast, Andy Hartman, Senior Consultant with Mainline Information Systems, will outline the important things to know when you are using FCP (Fiber Channel Protocol) to connectivity to Linux on System z.
This webcast includes:
. Overview and Planning
. Best Practice Suggestions
. Things to Remember
Watch it now!
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