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NAS vs SAN: Almacenamiento en Red

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Comparación rápida NAS y SAN

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NAS vs SAN: Almacenamiento en Red
 

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Comparación rápida NAS y SAN

by MIA DURANGO PALACIOS
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NAS facilita la compartición de archivos entre múltiples usuarios en una red.

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SAN ofrece alto rendimiento para aplicaciones que requieren acceso a nivel de bloque, como bases de datos.

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En NAS, cada volumen se monta como un disco local en el cliente.

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NAS requiere fibra para conectividad y no funciona con Ethernet.

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En NAS, los recursos se comparten a nivel de archivos a través de la red.

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NAS utiliza protocolos de archivos como NFS o SMB para acceder a los datos.

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SAN es siempre más barato y sencillo de implementar que NAS en redes pequeñas.

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NAS proporciona acceso principalmente a nivel de bloques sin un sistema de archivos visible.

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SAN se gestiona a través de archivos compartidos como SMB/NFS.

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SAN es un almacenamiento en red que opera a nivel de bloques y suele usar Fibre Channel o iSCSI.

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