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Reference article for the san command that displays or sets the storage area network (SAN) policy for the operating system.
Learn how Azure Local supports external SAN integration, enabling high-performance storage for VMs, AKS clusters, and AVD instances without re-architecture (preview).
Setting Up a SAN Connection During connection setup, the Windows Sockets switch determines which service provider will service the TCP socket. This provider will handle most subsequent operations on the socket. Regardless of whether the switch chooses a SAN service provider, the TCP/IP provider exclusively handles a few types of setup operations. This section describes the connection setup ...
Explore Windows Server Failover Clustering storage topologies like SAN, NAS, hyperconverged, disaggregated, and mixed topologies scale compute and storage efficiently.
SanPolicy specifies the type of Storage Area Network (SAN) policy to apply to the computer. A SAN enables a server to mount disks and other storage devices automatically from other computers. By configuring the SAN policy on a Windows image, you can control whether disks are automatically mounted, which disks can be mounted, and you can disable disks from being mounted automatically.
Describes how to enable integration of external Storage from various SAN vendors to Azure Local.
Learn how Azure Elastic SAN simplifies storage management for multiple compute resources with high performance and cost optimization.
Azure Local supports using Fibre Channel (FC) storage area network (SAN) storage as an alternative to local storage (Storage Spaces Direct). This article details the supported SAN solutions from our storage partners.