Hello everyone,
I’m currently involved in managing storage connectivity for a commercial IT environment where uptime and performance are closely tied to business outcomes.
As application workloads continue to scale, we’re reviewing how storage traffic is handled across the core network—particularly the role of the SAN network switch in maintaining consistent throughput and low latency.
One area of focus is ensuring redundancy while avoiding unnecessary complexity. Proper zoning, firmware alignment, and proactive monitoring have become essential as the number of connected hosts increases. We’re also evaluating how switch-level configurations can support future expansion without causing disruptions to production systems.
I’d be interested in learning how other organizations approach long-term planning for storage networking. How often do you reassess switch capacity and configuration as business requirements change? Are there specific metrics or practices that have proven especially effective in enterprise deployments?
Looking forward to hearing your experiences and insights.
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