Figure 8. Three SAN-Attached Host Servers Connected to a Storage Array Using Multiple Paths
Switch Fabric A | Switch Fabric B |
| |
Zone_1_Server_1_HBA_0 | Zone_5_Server_1_HBA_1 |
Server1-HBA_0 | Server1-HBA_1 |
Array_Ctrl-0-1 | Array_Ctrl-0-0 |
Array_Ctrl-1-0 | Array_Ctrl-1-1 |
Zone_2_Server_2_HBA_0 | Zone_6_Server_2_HBA_1 |
Server2-HBA_0 | Server2-HBA_1 |
Array_Ctrl-0-3 | Array_Ctrl-0-2 |
Array_Ctrl-1-2 | Array_Ctrl-1-3 |
Zone_3_Server_3_HBA_0-0 | Zone_7_Server_3_HBA_0_1 |
Server3-HBA_0_0 | Server3-HBA_0_1 |
Array_Ctrl-0-1 | Array_Ctrl-0-0 |
Array_Ctrl-1-0 | Array_Ctrl-1-1 |
Zone_4_Server_3_HBA_1_0 | Zone_8_Server_3_HBA_1_1 |
Server3-HBA_1_0 | Server3-HBA_1_1 |
Array_Ctrl-0-3 | Array_Ctrl-0-2 |
Array_Ctrl-1-2 | Array_Ctrl-1-3 |
Remote Replication Cabling Example
Remote Replication is a storage array premium feature that provides online, real-time replication of data between storage arrays. When this feature is activated, a dedicated port (port 3) on each RAID controller is reserved exclusively
