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Fibre Channel for SANs

ISBN10: 0071500626 | ISBN13: 9780071500623

Fibre Channel for SANs
ISBN10: 0071500626
ISBN13: 9780071500623
By Alan Benner

Introduction.

Chapter 1: Fibre Channel Structure and Concepts.

Chapter 2: Storage Area Networks.

Chapter 3: Mass Storage.

Chapter 4: Example: System Initialization and Data Transfer.

Chapter 5: FC-0: Physical Interface.

Chapter 6: FC-1: 8B/10B Transmission code, Transmitters, and Receivers.

Chapter 7: Ordered Sets, Port States, and Primitive Sequence Protocols.

Chapter 8: FC-2: Frames.

Chapter 9: FC-2: Sequences and Exchanges.

Chapter 10: Login and Logout Services.

Chapter 11: Classes of Service.

Chapter 12: Link Services.

Chapter 13: Error Detection and Recovery.

Chapter 14: Association Management and Other Optional Headers.

Chapter 15: Class 1 Connection Management.

Chapter 16: Flow Control.

Chapter 17: FC-AL: Arbitrated Loop Architecture and Operations.

Chapter 18: FC-4: Mapping IP and SCSI over Fibre Channel.

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