Which level of data access does a SAN device provide compared to NAS?
A) file access
B) block access
C) packet access
D) object access

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A SAN device (or, as we promised to call it, a SAN-attached storage device) is a block-access (i.e., it is a disk or it emulates one or more disks) that connects to its clients using Fibre Channel and a block data access protocol such as SCSI.

Which Level of Data Access Does a SAN Device Provide