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тАО09-04-2008 04:04 AM
тАО09-04-2008 04:04 AM
Hi,
Have been away for a while, and my old MSA skills have got rusty... things have changed since mastering the MSA1000's all those years ago now.
Have been asked to find out whether an MSA60 has the same 2Tb LUN size restriction enforced, as per the MSA1000.
Have things moved on since those days, or are these limits still inplace ?
Basically are looking to create a 10Tb LUN within Windows 2003.
Help and advice greatly appreciated, and points will be awarded.
Thanks,
Jeff
Have been away for a while, and my old MSA skills have got rusty... things have changed since mastering the MSA1000's all those years ago now.
Have been asked to find out whether an MSA60 has the same 2Tb LUN size restriction enforced, as per the MSA1000.
Have things moved on since those days, or are these limits still inplace ?
Basically are looking to create a 10Tb LUN within Windows 2003.
Help and advice greatly appreciated, and points will be awarded.
Thanks,
Jeff
I like a clean bowl & Never go with the zero
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тАО09-04-2008 04:16 AM
тАО09-04-2008 04:16 AM
Re: MSA60 - Max LUN size
From what I can see, the MSA60 is just a disk drive enclosure which you need to connect to a host bus adapter or a SmartArray controller in a single or cascaded configuration.
The Quickspecs for the E500, P600 and P800 controllers claim support for logical disks greater than 2TB, although I could not find the exact value easily.
I'd say it is MUCH, MUCH, MUCH more than 10TBytes if you get enought disks ;-)
The Quickspecs for the E500, P600 and P800 controllers claim support for logical disks greater than 2TB, although I could not find the exact value easily.
I'd say it is MUCH, MUCH, MUCH more than 10TBytes if you get enought disks ;-)
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тАО09-04-2008 04:20 AM
тАО09-04-2008 04:20 AM
Re: MSA60 - Max LUN size
Thanks guys !
Of course, it's dependent on the S/A..... we are going for a P800, which supports greater than 2Tb LUN's.
Thanks again,
Jeff
Of course, it's dependent on the S/A..... we are going for a P800, which supports greater than 2Tb LUN's.
Thanks again,
Jeff
I like a clean bowl & Never go with the zero
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