Options
Cheap SAN
ilcram19-2
Banned Posts: 436
in Off-Topic
Does anyone remembers the old post about really cheap SAN storage Units i cannot seem to remember the brand. also if any knows about any other cheap SAN technologies please let me know
Comments
-
Options
subl1m1nal
Member Posts: 176
I think "cheap SAN" is an oxymoron. However, I hear drobo's got a less expensive solution.Currently Working On: 70-643 - Configuring Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure
Plans for 2010: MCITP:EA and CCNA
70-648 - Done
70-643 - In progress
70-647 - Still on my list
70-680 - Still on my list
www.coantech.com
www.thecoans.net
www.facebook.com/tylercoan
www.twitter.com/tylercoan
www.linkedin.com/users/tylercoan -
Optionsilcram19-2
Banned Posts: 436
i remeber a post a while with a link for a SAN that ran abour 100-500dlls but i cant seem to find it
-
Options
forkvoid
Member Posts: 317
subl1m1nal wrote: »I think "cheap SAN" is an oxymoron. However, I hear drobo's got a less expensive solution.
I second the Drobo. We use them at all of our clients, and they work very well.The beginning of knowledge is understanding how little you actually know. -
Optionsdynamik
Banned Posts: 12,312 ■■■■■■■■■□
I think Sans Digital sells some iSCSI SANs. If you're just looking to practice, you can use Open Filer or FreeNAS as well.
-
Options
cablegod
Member Posts: 294
Thirded for the Drobo, the Pro or Elite with iSCSI.“Government is a disease masquerading as its own cure.” -Robert LeFevre -
Options
sidsanders
Member Posts: 217 ■■■□□□□□□□
I think Sans Digital sells some iSCSI SANs. If you're just looking to practice, you can use Open Filer or FreeNAS as well.
openfiler -- nice -- free sw... NAS and iscsi target provider. just need some hw to drop it on. we use it for prod work.
does the op want a san for work or learning/lab?GO TEAM VENTURE!!!!
