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    Accelerating your IT environment to new speeds with StarWind iSER

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    • OksanaO
      Oksana
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      iSER (the iSCSI Extensions for RDMA) delivers a number of benefits that are extremely useful for building a high-performing virtualized environment. Being supported in StarWind Virtual SAN, iSER technology makes the system faster in terms of IOPS, unloads the system’s CPU utilization, and decreases the latency between the servers.

      Read the full article by Alex Khorolets, a technical support engineer at StarWind, to learn more about StarWind iSER advantages.

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      • travisdh1T
        travisdh1 @Oksana
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        @oksana Does this require support from anything besides StarWind Virtual SAN? IE: Special features in network switches.

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        • OksanaO
          Oksana @travisdh1
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          @travisdh1 Yes, PFC for switch and RDMA support for Ethernet

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          • travisdh1T
            travisdh1 @Oksana
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            @oksana said in Accelerating your IT environment to new speeds with StarWind iSER:

            @travisdh1 Yes, PFC for switch and RDMA support for Ethernet

            So, yes, it does require a few things, but things that should be available already. Great!

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