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02-11-2013 12:41 AM - last edited on 08-17-2014 11:24 PM by Lisa198503
02-11-2013 12:41 AM - last edited on 08-17-2014 11:24 PM by Lisa198503
EVA fully populated with FATA disk in CA & CLX cluster configuration
Can any one please advise on the suitability of the usin 2 EVA with 216 FATA disk (2 diskgroup) in Continuous access and CLX enviroment for windows file server cluster. I will imagine due to heavy random nature of the data access that FATA disk will generally impact the performance.
Please advise.
Thanks.
P.S. This thread has been moved from Storage>General to Storage Area Networks (SAN) (Enterprise). -HP Forum Moderator