nice... what NAS device would you recommend for an email storage server, has about 6K users, we'll have a few dell servers up front for imap, pop, smtp etc, behind a bigIP LB, the boss doesnt trust flash and I dont trust sata ( too slow), besides, its email witha gazillion read writes on small files (maildir) all day long, my newbie offsider said synology - we all laughed, that can happen the day i retire :) until such time, we'll leave the novelty NAS's for the home, or general backups, I was looking at a few, but curious as to what you'd use in that type of use case?
Makes total sense. Great explanation!
Great explanation !
Nice. Have the old Net+ cert coming up, one thing i need to understand...
Thanks.
File vs Block based storage. Thank you for the difference, it makese sense now.
Thanks for the video!
Appreciate what you attempted to explain, however diagrams would have enhanced it so much more.
Thanks for the tip David, i'll look at that for future vids.
can two initiators share and see the same file in one LUN in a SAN environment?
thanks from Philippines
Made sense. Great vid. Got another subs from me
Great video mate!
I am confused since my NAS (Synology DS412+) is able to create a LUN
that's right, your NAS can act as a SAN when you create a LUN.
what is is the future of san and nas storage in IT Industry bro
so is a SAN or NAS better?
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what NAS device would you recommend for an email storage server, has about 6K users, we'll have a few dell servers up front for imap, pop, smtp etc, behind a bigIP LB, the boss doesnt trust flash and I dont trust sata ( too slow), besides, its email witha gazillion read writes on small files (maildir) all day long, my newbie offsider said synology - we all laughed, that can happen the day i retire :) until such time, we'll leave the novelty NAS's for the home, or general backups, I was looking at a few, but curious as to what you'd use in that type of use case?
what do you mean by thumb drive don't work on a mac - yes they do!
If you use across windows and Mac then it would no work (sometimes according to their pendrive format)