One solution I'm thinking of is to plug FW_SCSI cards into your 979 (HP P/N
28696A), and use SCSI-FC routers to link your SAN array (Fibre Channel
assumed) to your SCSI cards. Beware of the firmware revision level of the
SCSI/FC routers, though. Depending on what your SAN array is, also expect a
reduced feature set, like (e.g.) not being able to support double porting
(alternate paths), most likely no load balancing, and so forth.
I'm available for further help if needed.
Christian Lheureux
Directeur BU Infrastructure / Manager of IT Infrastructure BU
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Objet : [HP3000-L] SAN Interface with 979KS
Hello
I am looking to plug a SAN array with a HP3000/979KS at a customer site.
Does anybody know how I should proceed ? Is there an interface
compatible with HP3000/9x9 ?
Best Regards
Mathieu DEWAVRIN
BDM Solutions
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