iSCSI Option

Data protection, disaster recovery, and data management for distributed enterprises

The iSCSI support option in GuardianOS powered Snap Server systems allows you to secure manage, store, and distribute block data across your Ethernet network using industry-standard iSCSI initiators.


Included with Snap Server 650, 620 and 520; optional for Snap Server 410, 210, and 110

 

 

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Technical Specifications


iSCSI Software Initiators Supported

Microsoft Initiator v2.03, v2.04, v2.05, v2.06, v2.07 (win2k3, XP, Vista); RHEL 5 / SLES 10 iSCSI Initiator; SmallTree abcSAN iSCSI Initiator Version 1.0; CentOS v5.0 iSCSI Initiator; VMWare ESX 3.01, v3.02 & 3.5; Solaris 10 (x86) update 3 & 4 iSCSI Initiator; Novell NetWare v6.5 SP7 iSCSI Initiator; Emboot, netBoot 1.2 & 2.0, Winboot 2.5

 

iSCSI Hardware Initiators Supported

Qlogic 4010, 4050/52 4060/62 for Win2k3 and Linux

 

Product Compatibility

Included with Snap Server 650, 620 and 520; optional for Snap Server 410, 210, and 110.

Warranty

30 days

 

 

Configurations

GuardianOS iSCSI Target - Workgroup* 5325302027
* GuardianOS iSCSI Target is included with Snap Server 650, 620 and 520 systems. This license is optional for Snap Server 410, 210 and 110 systems.

Support Options
GuardianOS iSCSI Target support is included as part of any GuardianOS powered Snap Server Support plan.

Applications

iSCSI software allows GuardianOS powered Snap Servers to function as block level storage over Ethernet in addition to file services provided by file-based network protocols.


Microsoft Exchange/SQL Server, Oracle, and other applications that generate significant data growth can be consolidated on a Snap Server through the use of iSCSI.


Snap Servers can easily provision storage between file and block services allowing greater flexibility with storage investments in Snap Server expansion.