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SRM

SSH

SSL

Standard Translative Mode

Static route

Stealth mode™

Stitch

Storage

Store-and-forward

Striping

Switch

SWL

T10

T11

Tachyon

Tape Pipelining

Target

TCP/IP

Telnet

Tenancy

Brocade SAN Glossary

Storage Resource Management. The management of disk volumes and any

file resources.

Secure Shell. Used starting in Fabric OS 4.1 to support encrypted telnet

sessions to the switch; encrypts all messages, including the client sending

the password at login.

Secure Sockets Layer.

Allows public devices to communicate with private devices that are directly

connected to the fabric.

A route assigned to a specific path that does not change when a topology

change occurs, unless the path used by the route becomes unavailable.

A method used in some switches to have them work similar to Brocade

switches using QuickLoop.

The code name given to the first-generation Brocade fabric ASIC; used in the

Brocade 1000 series of switches.

A device used to store data, such as a disk or tape.

A switching technique that requires buffering an entire frame before a

routing decision is made.

A RAID technique for writing a file to multiple disks on a block-by-block basis,

with or without parity.

A fabric device providing bandwidth and high-speed routing of data via link-

level addressing.

Short Wavelength fiber optic; based on 850-mm lasers supporting

1.0625-Gbit/sec link speeds.

A standards committee chartered with creating standards for SCSI.

A standards committee chartered with creating standards for Fibre Channel.

A chip developed by Hewlett-Packard, and used in various devices. This chip

has FC-0 through FC-2 on one chip.

A Fabric OS feature that accelerates the writes to tape devices of FCIP from

a host; eliminates the latency associated with the sequential nature of a

tape device, thus forcing the host to send multiple outstanding commands

and buffering associated data at the remote switch.

A disk or a tape device in SCSI.

Transmission Control Protocol over Internet Protocol.

A virtual terminal emulation used with TCP/IP.

Possession of an Arbitrated Loop by a device to conduct a transaction.

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