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iSCSI san, so attached via ethernet or similar, taking network devices offline would take san offline. The rest is pure magic.
by mmmooo 13y ago
iSCSI san, so attached via ethernet or similar, taking network devices offline would take san offline. The rest is pure magic.
- packetslave 13y agoIf your iSCSI network traffic can be impacted by an Internet-based DDoS, your network architect is an idiot.
- mmmooo 13y agoyep, sounded like they shared switches between public and iscsi lans, or worse.
- JoachimSchipper 13y agoRe: pure magic: perhaps the SAN is willing to talk to whoever sends it packets, and/or to be administered by whoever can enter admin:admin into a poorly-secured web interface as soon as it loses the appropriate connection/reboots due to overload/..? I agree with my sibling comment that this seems an odd way to install a SAN.