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03-23-2009 03:09 AM
03-23-2009 03:09 AM
MSA 2012fc Single I/O Can it be upgraded later?
Hi all,
We have just purchased an MSA 2012fc Single I/O array and I'm looking at getting the disks to go into it, I noticed that there isn't much difference in cost between single and dual IO disks (although there was a fair jump in price for single vs dual io on the array)
I was wondering if we could future proof a little by purchasing dual IO disks then if we require more speed down the line add another controller to the array.. is that possible to do ?
Would the dual IO disks work in a single IO array ?
Many Thanks!
We have just purchased an MSA 2012fc Single I/O array and I'm looking at getting the disks to go into it, I noticed that there isn't much difference in cost between single and dual IO disks (although there was a fair jump in price for single vs dual io on the array)
I was wondering if we could future proof a little by purchasing dual IO disks then if we require more speed down the line add another controller to the array.. is that possible to do ?
Would the dual IO disks work in a single IO array ?
Many Thanks!
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03-24-2009 04:02 AM
03-24-2009 04:02 AM
Re: MSA 2012fc Single I/O Can it be upgraded later?
Not sure what drives you are referring to.
According to the quickspecs the only SAS drives available for the 2012 are all Dual-port.
The base MSA enclosure is a single or dual "controller" system which is why there is such a cost difference.
As long as you buy from the drives listed in the quickspecs then you will be fine.
According to the quickspecs the only SAS drives available for the 2012 are all Dual-port.
The base MSA enclosure is a single or dual "controller" system which is why there is such a cost difference.
As long as you buy from the drives listed in the quickspecs then you will be fine.
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