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To: George Dawson who wrote (16234)5/18/1998 8:40:00 AM
From: Neil S  Read Replies (3) of 29386
 
KJ, Craig:

Robert Montague [Morgan Keegan analyst] on Fibre Channel and Clustering :

<<We see two distinct applications emerging for deploying Fibre Channel in the enterprise network: data storage and server clustering.>>

<<Fibre Channel is not the only server interconnect that can be used in clustering. Other feasible solutions include Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet, FDDI, SCSI, SSA, and ServerNet. However, Fibre Channel is clearly the highest performance solution among these choices as is shown in the following chart.>>

<<Another reason that we believe Fibre Channel will win over ServerNet in the clustering space is that the latter is more of a proprietary technology. Compaq now "owns" ServerNet through its acquisition of Tandem. As a result, we believe that Compaq's server competition will prefer Fibre Channel since it is a vendor-independent technology. We have seen evidence of proprietary technologies in the I/O space lose out to Fibre Channel in the past. A good example is IBM's SSA technology, which did not win broad support of the storage industry because of limited support and a lack of a broad-based development.>>

The full Morgan Keegan report on Fibre Channel is available to download [ in PDF format ] from the FCLC site if you haven't read it.

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Neil
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