SCSI

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Brief History of SCSI Architecture & Configurations Initiator Model & Attributes Target Model & Attributes Logical Units Service Delivery Subsystem Model Contingent Allegiance Device Classes SCSI Standards SCSI Architecture Model (SAM) SCSI Primary Commands (SPC)
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Class Specific Command Standards
SCSI Enclosure Services (SES) SCSI-3 Communications Model Command Model Task Management Model Transport Layer Protocol Services Command Descriptor Block (CDB) CDB Structure and Formats Operation Codes Control Byte
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SCSI Status Byte Status Values SCSI Sense Information What is Sense Information? Sense Information Format Additional Sense Code (ASC) Additional Sense Code Qualifier (ASCQ) Command Queuing Queue Types

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Data Transfer Model Controlling the Data Transfer Sequential Data Transfer Multi-Segment Transfers Task Set Management Abort Task Abort Task Set Clear Task Set LUN and Target Reset Query Task
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Error detection (CRC) Link Control frames Acknowledge (ACK) Busy (BSY) Reject (RCT) Flow control Link level (buffer-to-buffer) Source to destination (end-to-end) Classes of service Class 1: Dedicated connection
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Mode Pages & Parameters Mode Sense/Mode Select Parameter Lists Protocol Specific Mode Pages Log Pages and Parameters Log Select/Log Sense Protocol Specific Log Pages Mandatory Primary Commands Test Unit Ready Inquiry
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Request Sense Send Diagnostic Optional Primary Commands Read/Write Buffer Direct Access Devices Logical Device Model Commands Defect Management Sequential Devices Logical Device Mode
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Commands Other Device Types Medium Changers

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Who Should Attend

This seminar is targeted towards developers, integrators, managers and others with a need for a comprehensive, in-depth understanding of the Storage technology

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Pre-requisites
An understanding of current computer interfaces or networks is desirable, although not absolutely necessary.

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Course Duration

3 days 5hrs per day

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