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- What is a LUN and why do we need storage LUNs? - Computer Weekly
Find out the answer to the question, what is a lun? Plus, learn the benefits of LUN storage as part of a storage management effort, in this expert tip
- Was ist eine Logical Unit Number (LUN) und wozu brauchen wir sie?
Eine LUN ist eine Logical Unit Number oder Nummer der logischen Einheit Sie bezeichnet physischen Festplattenspeicher, den Teil einer größeren physischen Festplatte oder ein Disk-Volume, also
- What is the difference between LVM and LUN - Server Fault
A LUN is generally a disk array level reference to an amount of raw disk space that's been formatted and allocated to a specific server or group of servers It might be spread out over multiple physical disks, but will be presented by the disk array as a single "logical" drive to the target server LVM stands for "Logical Volume Manager", and is generally a piece of operating system software
- LUN storage and its role in SAN management - Computer Weekly
Explore logical unit number (LUN) storage and its role in SAN management Learn how to create a LUN, how to share a LUN, and find out about LUN provisioning and LUN masking
- Storage 101: How to create, share and manage a LUN in SAN storage
Despite pronouncements from some, the days of the logical unit number (LUN) are not over We look at the LUN in SAN management: How to create, share, provision and manage a LUN
- Guide to LUN configuration and virtualisation - Computer Weekly
LUN storage configuration has long been a cornerstone of storage management The LUN – a chunk of storage created from RAID partitions on a SAN – presents a logical volume of capacity to an
- Whats the difference between a LUN and a Volume?
So by volume you can consider a LUN, a partition or even a file (loop-back mounted volume, DB volume), depending on the context C: and D: is, usually, a mounted disk partition This means that the kernel expose to the programs the volume as a filesystem Oh, and you can mount the same filesystem in 2 places at once at the same time
- What is the difference between LUN and array ? Arent they same?
A LUN (Logical Unit Number) is a number used to uniquely identify any device that is attached to a SCSI device chain, or anything that emulates a SCSI device chain Some devices that could be attached to a device chain and would be assigned a LUN include: A single hard disk An array of hard disks A tape drive A CD-ROM drive It's important to remember that while SCSI is mostly deprecated
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