Inside D-Link's xStack DSN-3200-10 iSCSI SAN array

We take a look into D-Link's 3U SAN array to see what makes it tick

The eight Gigabit Ethernet ports support IEEE 802.3ad Link Aggregation Groups (LAG), so you can set up two groups of four Ethernet ports for a bandwidth of 425 megabytes per second for each group. Full offload capability is provided, and the xStack DSN-3200-10 SAN array can be assigned a separate IP address for each group, effectively providing two storage networks. The 10 gigabit iSCSI solution provides plenty of headroom for the two LAG groups, and there is redundancy in case of Ethernet failover.

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