What is iSCSI? | The Solving

iSCSI is an IP-based network storage protocol widely adopted in business solutions.

Sending SCSI commands over IP networks, it allows to use and manage storage peripherals in LANs, WANs and over the Internet.

High-end NAS and SANs usually supports iSCSI. With iSCSI you can manage multiple LUNs (logical unit number) on a physical iSCSI device.

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UAC – User Account Control – is a security technology developed by Microsoft and introduced with Windows Vista. It’s present

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A hard link is a link pointing to a file, instead of the – more common – soft link that

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RAID (redundant array of independent disks or redundant array of inexpensive disks) is a data storage technology that combines multiple