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Thanks to Bob Elliott, Sydney Jones, Steve Hoberman, and all of the others whose hard work went into producing this book. Special thanks to Sydney Jones for putting up with my sometimes overly generous interpretation of the Wrox guidelines.

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Here are some best practices for configuring SAN topologies: