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FC-AL

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FC-AL
(Fibre Channel-Arbitrated Loop) See Fibre Channel.
FC-AL - Fibre Channel-Arbitrated Loop.
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This migration from shared to effectively point-to-point switching has led to discoveries in handling large numbers of devices within the Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loop (FC-AL) environment, resulting in improvements to FC-AL for switched solutions, and--surprisingly--for shared environments as well.
Ensuring fairness in the back-end of storage systems by Hammond-Doel, Thomas / Computer Technology Review
The combination card's gigabit Ethernet portion is designed to give users the same performance as a standalone card, supporting both full and half-duplex interface connections, while the FC-AL portion offers high-bandwidth storage connectivity to high-capacity storage arrays.
Sun offers dual interface networking card by Worldwide Computer Products News
The FCLC's take has been that FC-AL is the foundation upon which broader implementation of fibre channel interconnect schemes would be achieved.
Fibre Channel Organizations FCA and FCLC to Merge by Computergram International
 
 
 
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