Store article data on a SAN

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Store article data on a SAN

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We have OTRS running on Liunx (Debian) and we store article data on the file system using, ArticleStorageFS and it's all located on the local machine '<OTRS_CONFIG_Home>/var/article'. I'd like to move this to a SAN. Has anyone had experience in doing this, and if so could you give some guidance and does it affect performance in any way?
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Re: Store article data on a SAN

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considering a SAN is supposed to be performance-wise comparable to Direct Attached Storage, your results should be as comparable as any other SAN usage.
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Re: Store article data on a SAN

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Thanks. I figured that. I guess what I now need to know is whether anything special needs to be done on the Linux box in order to see the SAN share?
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Re: Store article data on a SAN

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That depends on how it's supposed to see the SAN (connecting the SAN is outside the scope of this forum).
If you have it connected, then symlink to a SAN-held folder probably would be sufficient.

At what point would you be encountering difficulties?
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