How Do I Know If My Linux Is Nas or San?
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How do you check if disk is NAS or SAN in Linux?

If you want to check the LUNs that are provisioned to the server, run “fdisk -l” or “cat /proc/scsi/scsi”. Keep in mind that you may see duplicates if you have multiple paths to the SAN.

How do I know if my storage is local or SAN?

You can go to a command prompt and type “net use” to get a list of drive letters and mappings. These could be NAS, SAN etc but all other drives not listed should be local. Also, you can go to disk managemet to find out how the local drives are setup.

Sophia Al-Mansoor

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