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Hi everyone,
I need some help with freebsd and storage area networks.

I want to build a san with Freebsd and Supermicro / Dell Servers.

As far as I understood, I need to pay attention on compatibility  
between san products.
My questions are now:
- is Freebsd working with every san?
- what are those compatibility issues about, i.e. from where do I know  
which san works with which server and which operating system?
- could you give me some advice, which san's work well with Freebsd  
( and Supermicro?)?

Many thanks in advance

Michael