Internet Fibre Channel Protocol

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Internet Fibre Channel Protocol is a networking standard that enables Fibre Channel storage traffic to be transported over TCP/IP networks, allowing remote SAN connectivity over existing IP infrastructure.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf IETF standard ⓘ
networking protocol ⓘ
abbreviation iFCP ⓘ
category Fibre Channel over IP technology ⓘ
competesWith Fibre Channel over IP ⓘ
iSCSI ⓘ
definedIn RFC 4172 ⓘ
designedFor use over existing IP infrastructure ⓘ
enables SAN extension over IP ⓘ
remote SAN connectivity ⓘ
encapsulates Fibre Channel protocol data units ⓘ
handles Fibre Channel addressing over IP ⓘ
operatesAt network layer ⓘ
transport layer ⓘ
provides tunneling of Fibre Channel over IP ⓘ
purpose transport Fibre Channel storage traffic over IP networks ⓘ
relatedTo Fibre Channel ⓘ
IP storage networking ⓘ
storage area networks ⓘ
requires TCP connections between gateways ⓘ
runsOver IP ⓘ
TCP/IP networks ⓘ
standardizedBy IETF ⓘ
supports Fibre Channel fabric services over IP ⓘ
interconnection of Fibre Channel fabrics over IP ⓘ
long-distance SAN connectivity ⓘ
transports Fibre Channel frames ⓘ
uses gateway devices ⓘ
usesTransportProtocol TCP ⓘ

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

iFCP → fullName → Internet Fibre Channel Protocol ⓘ
iFCP → abbreviationFor → Internet Fibre Channel Protocol ⓘ
RFC 4172 → title → iFCP - A Protocol for Internet Fibre Channel Storage Networking ⓘ
linked to: Internet Fibre Channel Protocol
RFC 4172 → defines → Internet Fibre Channel Protocol ⓘ
RFC 3821 → defines → Fibre Channel over TCP/IP ⓘ
linked to: Internet Fibre Channel Protocol
RFC 3821 → relatedTo → Internet Fibre Channel Protocol ⓘ