Basics Of SAN Switch - SAN Switch Tutorial Part 1

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This video explains a very basic concept of the SAN switch. In the later video, we will discuss more on the SAN switch.
What Is SAN Switch?
SAN Switch is hardware which have FC Ports. Host and Storage device are connected to it
It establishes a communication link between a host and storage devices.
A Group of SAN switch is called Fabric. Every SAN network has two fabric for redundancy. Popular Vendor Are Brocade and
Types Of Ports In SAN Network
F_Port: This is called a fabric port. This port is configured in the SAN switch. This port connects to N_Port via fiber cable.
N_Port: This is called a node port that represents a target or host port. N_Port is connected to the F port in SAN Network.
E_Port: This is called an expansion port. A port is which is designated an E_Port connects to the E_Port of another switch, to enlarge the switch fabric. This link is also called an Inter-Switch Link (ISL).
G_Port: This is a generic port that can operate as either an E_Port or a F_Port.

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Excellent explanation I went through so many videos in UA-cam but i could understand your videos.... You are pioneer in explanation... Nd can u please explain the concepts of replication in hitachi.....

[@saNasTech]

Thanks for the compliment. Unfortunately I am not knowledgeable on Hitachi so cannot make videos on it. But in future will try to do do.

[@pawansharma-ic8ev]

what's your query on replication

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Since one month searching for the simple and genuine informative channel, in coming days, i will sit with a book and pen for next rest of the videos...

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Pictures speak a thousand words. Excellent explanation. Thank you

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[@karthik14141]

Wonderful. Let the videos keep coming.
Thanks a ton for sharing.

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Very easily explained. Easy to understand for beginners.

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[@robinho22]

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Great Explanation. Thanks for sharing.

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Much useful for beginners!

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Thanks for this Video. really helped a lot...

[@saNasTech]

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[@saNasTech]

Glad it was helpful!

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[@praveentpra121]

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[@fahadnaif2170]

First of all, thank you so much for this video and please cont...

[@saNasTech]

Thanks for the compliment.

[@debrajpradhan5500]

Very great explanation sir

[@vishwajeet08]

Nice explaination sir

[@usisodia]

Very nice explanation just make a video with commands thanks for. Helping others...

[@Mahinda76]

great !!!!!!

[@MrAlazawi]

thank you very much, could you please make a video about SAN Switch admin, I mean how we connect Switches to a fabric and how we group up a fabric
many thanks

[@cooltrips4607]

very well explained

[@saNasTech]

Thank You

[@DevinAdint]

Host ports are also called initiator ports

[@kevinsequeira243]

Very well explained . Hope you put more videos on SAN used cases. Like ESX, UCS or any other blades

[@saNasTech]

Thanks for your positive feedbaxk

[@kevinsequeira243]

@@saNasTech sir do you teach as well. It will be an honor to learn from you. I am pursuing storage administration.

[@saNasTech]

@@kevinsequeira243 Being a full time employee i do not get much time to teach.

[@kirtishiv9523]

Great knowledge sir.

[@kirtishiv9523]

Sir if sfp is connected to an unused port in brocade switch. Why does it's rx power is highly negative or low. For example: -23dbm

[@freehakan]

thanks

[@SukhpreetSingh0208]

Nice video..please also make some video on P2V in ovmm

[@remacorban93]

How to start learning San switches and which can prepare me for interview where I have no experience working in San switches

[@ahmedifhaam7266]

Hi sir, thanks for really good video. Before continuing I just want to get one thing out of the way I am always thinking about, How do I make my SAN, available to rest of the network or connect to WAN uplink. Say inside my SAN, I have FC switch which connects both Storage Array and my Blade Host. Now those 3 things are alone, how do I connect those serves to rest of my LAN devices and internet. Do I install another NIC ? or do I connect the FC switch to a LAN switch or ?

[@chandrawisnu1107]

excellent very easy to understand, would you please give me the slide or link to download the material presentation?

[@FNOSwingTrading]

Brocade swich how to create some mapping

[@ponnaiyaponnuchamy2302]

Can you plz make a sample video on types of port error like tx,rx,crc...and how to clear those.

[@saNasTech]

Thats a good topic will try to make it soon

[@shivamsharma3408]

Sir can u please upload video on luns concept like lun provisioning lun expansion thick thin luns masking etc and how we can assign storage to host

[@saNasTech]

Thanks for feedback. Will try to make videos on that concept as well.

[@aravindkumar3204]

Where is tutorial part4?

[@rakeshdubeyandteambajanman373]

Sir,Please explain lun in San

[@vkumar6033]

Mayank?

[@gouthamch6502]

group of San switches are called as a fabric suppose only one switch is there what will call?

[@saNasTech]

You can call it just switch but stand alone fabric will be most appropriate :)

[@gouthamch6502]

Thank you for your explanation
and please upload more Brocade switch videos

[@sureshbhatanddanishbhat714]

Very good Sir Could you please update more basic video

[@saNasTech]

Sure Suresh I will upload more videos on Basics

[@punnamnareshkumar7666]

Is it Brocade or not ?? Anybody please tell me .i am new to this field..

[@saNasTech]

This particular video explains concepts which are applicable to both Brocade and cisco SAN switches..

[@punnamnareshkumar7666]

@@saNasTech Thank you..

[@learnbynitu]

Hindi me banaya Karo sir acha samjh aayega