SAN

[Mcgettigan, Gerard (CIS, Technology Services)]

I would imagine it depends on your SAN choice?  
 


	Thanks and regards

	Gerry McGettigan

UNIX Projects (Edinburgh) Technical Analyst
Unix Services, Mainframe & Midrange Technical Services
Central Infrastructure Services, Technology Services

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Subject: SAN

Good day,

Gurus, i need to know about configuring and troubleshooting SAN volumes
on a HP blade environment. Please provide me some resources to go about
doing it.

Cheers

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