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How does iSCSI compare to Fibre Channel?

April 26, 2017compare fibre channel iSCSI

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How does iSCSI compare to Fibre Channel?

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Both iSCSI and Fibre Channel allow for the sharing of block-level data over a network. iSCSI uses a standard Ethernet network to connect devices and is as easy to use as any regular network device. Fibre Channel requires an expensive, specialized network that is incompatible with standard Ethernet technologies and requires special skills to administer.