A customer has a SAS-based storage environment with a SAS domain and some standalone servers, each with multiple built-in SAS disks. The implementation includes direct routing, table routing and subtr

Routing along multiple parallel connections describes link aggregation or multipathing, not a specific SAS routing type.

Routing along a physical point-to-point connection is characteristic of direct routing, which involves no expanders between the initiator and target.

Table routing occurs when a SAS expander maintains a lookup table of all connected devices' SAS addresses and the specific physical ports through which they are reachable. This enables efficient routing of data frames between initiators and targets that are directly attached to the same edge expander.

Routing between devices connected to different edge expanders typically involves subtractive routing between the expanders themselves, not solely table routing which is localized.