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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] RE: iFCP as an IP Storage Work ItemI agree with David Peterson, Bob Snively, and Mark Bakke. iFCP is quite different from FCIP; the two are not functionally equivalent. iFCP is functionally equivalent to iSCSI; it's technical merit is that it is cheaper to build a bridge between iFCP and a fibre channel storage device than it to build a bridge between iSCSI and a fibre channel storage device. The downside of this advantage is that native iFCP devices would be burdened with greater complexity and cost. I therefor think iFCP should not be an IP Storage work item. Regards, -Steve Steve Byan <stephen.byan@quantum.com> Design Engineer MS 1-3/E23 333 South Street Shrewsbury, MA 01545 (508)770-3414 fax: (508)770-2604
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