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What does Fiber Channel Storage Area Network Mean?
A fiber channel storage area network (FC SAN) is a system that enables multiple servers to access network storage devices. A storage area network enables high-performance data transmission between multiple storage devices and servers.
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FC technology is essential for SAN implementation and establishes connectivity according to requirements. In SAN terminology, fabric is the hardware that connects PCs and servers to storage devices.
The following are basic FC SAN components:
Platform devices
Fabric-attached end devices, including servers, hosts and storage subsystems
Devices connected to other SAN platforms via fabric facilities
One or more FC nodes, including host adapters, host bus adapters, storage controllers and one or more node ports controlled at levels of FC-2 or higher
Interconnected device fabric, including switches, hubs and bridges, and generic node port fabric references
FC SAN has logical and physical features, as follows:
Topology Views: Identify internal fabric configuration for management applications requiring device data interconnection type. Display operational data, such as assigned fabric path routing. Management applications use topology views to construct maps with interconnected platform routes, connections and devices.
Logical and Physical Topologies: Include end-to-end views. Logical topology enables interdependent platform device management, regardless of connection. Physical topology enables different device paths for performance and availability.
Path Tuples: Fabric names and endpoint associators, like platforms, nodes and ports
Logical components: Extents, data movers, platforms, fabric, nodes, FC and aggregators
FC Arbitrated Loop (FC-AL) accounting is the most popular and scalable FC SAN configuration. FC-AL use expensive switched SAN fabrics, suits medium-sized configurations and is priced according to performance.
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