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Bringing Quantum Resistance to Cisco MDS 9000 with TrustSec FC Link Encryption
May 01,2025
As security regulations tighten and quantum computing advances, organizations are prioritizing cybersecurity, making encryption increasingly essential. The Cisco MDS 9000 family of storage networking devices offers cutting-edge encryption solutions, ...
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Top Ten Benefits of Upgrading from DCNM to NDFC SAN
Mar 09,2023
Cisco Data Center Network Manager (DCNM) has long been considered the gold standard of SAN management because of its stability, rich features, and wide adoption. DCNM has been around and serving customers very well for over two decades. It was initia...
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Cisco UCS X-Series -100G Unified Fabric for storage
Oct 05,2022
Since the beginning, one of the key differentiators for Cisco UCS has been Unified Fabric. The ability to have a network adapter (VIC) and Fabric Interconnect support data, storage, and management traffic. This provides a simpler environment for serv...
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Cisco MDS 9000 and IBM FICON: Just Got Married Again
Dec 21,2020
We know humans like to celebrate. The wedding date represents a significant one for many couples and there is a tradition to celebrate again, even if with less fanfare, upon reaching a specific amount of years together. Apparently originated from an ...
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Balancing the MDS Scales in Your Favor
Aug 04,2014
One of the main themes I've been running into a lot lately is the sense ofscale. For a while the term actually lost much of its meaning because it has been used to describe any number of systems that happen to be large. Scale-up. Scale-out. Atscale. ...
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Load Balancing with Dynamic FCoE
Jul 08,2014
It may sound strange to hearmesay it, but when I wrote the previous blog post about Dynamic FCoE I thought that it may get a little blip of attention and then filed away as a "oh, that is cool" little factoid about Cisco's storage portfolio. Perhaps ...
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Storage Distance by Protocol, Part IV: Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE)
Sep 12,2013
In the past articles we've talked about doing distance extension for SANs, focusing first on building the physical elements that are required, before moving on to how Fibre Channel can be extended using buffer credits. In this article we're going to ...
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Storage Distance by Protocol, Part III -Fibre Channel
Sep 10,2013
In the previous article we looked at some of the physical characteristics of building a SAN extension. In other words, we looked at the different ways there are to "build the pipe." We didn't, however, get the chance to talk about the speed or capaci...
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Storage Distance by Protocol -FC, FCoE, and FCIP, Part I
Sep 09,2013
A long time ago I got asked to write about how to use Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) for distance. After all, we were getting the same question over and over: What is the distance limitation for FCoE? Now, theshortanswer for this can be checki...
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Storage Distance by Protocol, Part II -Physical Layer
Sep 09,2013
In the last article, we looked at the big picture of what is involved in creating a SAN distance extension. In this article, we're going to take a slightly closer look at the physical requirements and with luck we'll be able to clear up some general ...
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Fibre Channel Standards, Speeds and Feeds, and Generation "X"
Mar 27,2013
Okay, I have a confession to make. I've been somewhat amused by Brocade's recent "Gen 5" Fibre Channel campaign. After all, the idea that "we're going to simply call 16G Fibre Channel somethingotherthan 16G Fibre Channel and pretend that people ...
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