Introduction to SMB Multichannel on Windows Server 2019 SMB Multichannel is a performance and availability feature introduced in SMB 3.0 that allows a single SMB session to use multiple network connections simultaneously. When a client and server both have multiple network adapters, SMB Multichannel automatically discovers all available paths and aggregates their bandwidth for a […]
Introduction This tutorial covers How to Set Up SLES 12 for High-Performance Computing on SLES 12. SLES 12 (SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 16) is SUSE’s enterprise-grade Linux distribution. It uses the zypper package manager, AppArmor for mandatory access control, and systemctl for service management. Prerequisites Ensure your SLES 12 system is up to date: zypper […]
Introduction to Storage Tiering with Storage Spaces on Windows Server 2019 Storage Tiering in Windows Server 2019 allows a single Storage Space virtual disk to span multiple classes of physical drives — such as NVMe or SSD drives for a “Performance” tier and HDD drives for a “Capacity” tier. Windows automatically moves frequently accessed (hot) […]
Introduction to Scale-Out File Server on Windows Server 2019 Scale-Out File Server (SoFS) is a Windows Server 2019 failover cluster role that presents Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV) as SMB 3.x file shares that all cluster nodes simultaneously serve. Unlike a traditional clustered file server where only one node owns the storage at a time, SoFS […]
Introduction to VLANs on Windows Server 2019 Virtual LAN (VLAN) support in Windows Server 2019 allows you to logically segment your network into multiple isolated broadcast domains on the same physical infrastructure. In a Windows Server context, VLANs are typically configured on virtual network adapters in Hyper-V, on NIC Team interfaces (LBFO team NICs), or […]
Introduction to SMB File Shares and NTFS Permissions on Windows Server 2019 SMB (Server Message Block) file sharing is the foundation of Windows file services. Windows Server 2019 uses SMB 3.1.1 — the latest protocol version — which includes AES-128-GCM encryption, pre-authentication integrity checking, and improved performance. Combined with NTFS permissions (the access control system […]
Introduction to NFS Server on Windows Server 2019 Network File System (NFS) is a distributed file protocol that allows clients — primarily Linux and Unix systems — to mount and access shared directories over a network as if they were local drives. Windows Server 2019 includes both an NFS server (Server for NFS) and an […]
Introduction to Distributed File System on Windows Server 2019 Distributed File System (DFS) in Windows Server 2019 provides two complementary technologies: DFS Namespaces and DFS Replication. DFS Namespaces allows you to group shared folders located on different servers into one or more logically structured namespaces, giving users a unified virtual path such as \domainshared that […]
Introduction to iSCSI Target Server on Windows Server 2019 The iSCSI Target Server role in Windows Server 2019 allows you to present disk storage over a standard TCP/IP network to iSCSI initiators on other servers or workstations. This eliminates the need for dedicated Fibre Channel infrastructure, making shared block storage accessible over your existing Ethernet […]
Introduction to Storage Spaces Direct on Windows Server 2019 Storage Spaces Direct (S2D) is a feature in Windows Server 2019 that enables you to build highly available and scalable software-defined storage using local storage drives. It replaces the need for expensive shared SAN or NAS hardware by pooling internal drives across multiple servers into a […]
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