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08-15-2005 02:43 AM
08-15-2005 02:43 AM
Jamaica Units Disk support
Will the Jamaica array units with eight low-profile (1" high) slots support any of the larger disks (36gb, 18gb?).
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08-15-2005 02:59 AM
08-15-2005 02:59 AM
Re: Jamaica Units Disk support
Hi doris,
there were products from 1 up to 18 GB supported for this JBOD.
Look at this thread, if you need some:
http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=947088
Hope this helps!
Regards
Torsten.
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there were products from 1 up to 18 GB supported for this JBOD.
Look at this thread, if you need some:
http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=947088
Hope this helps!
Regards
Torsten.
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08-15-2005 03:00 AM
08-15-2005 03:00 AM
Re: Jamaica Units Disk support
Hi Doris, yes, the A3312A & A3311A Jamaica array will support drives up to 180GB. HP only made up to a 18GB drive (A5286A) for the array but we have used 36GB & 180GB drives in the Jamaica's with no problems.
Jesse
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08-15-2005 06:11 AM
08-15-2005 06:11 AM
Re: Jamaica Units Disk support
hi doris,
Hp made the low profile disks caddies with upto 18gb disks in them. This was the largest supported size by HP.
Although larger disks may work, they wont of course have Hp firmware on them which some systems require, especially the e3000's.
Also the new disks would normally be alot faster drives, but you would'nt see the benefit of this on the older 20mbs scsi bus.
You could end up with scsi data bottlenecks aswell if you have alot of users accesing files down the same slow bus
It may also work out cheaper to buy a newer type of disk box that can take and support higher capacity disks and gain the speed benefit. That depends upon the system though aswell
Andy
Hp made the low profile disks caddies with upto 18gb disks in them. This was the largest supported size by HP.
Although larger disks may work, they wont of course have Hp firmware on them which some systems require, especially the e3000's.
Also the new disks would normally be alot faster drives, but you would'nt see the benefit of this on the older 20mbs scsi bus.
You could end up with scsi data bottlenecks aswell if you have alot of users accesing files down the same slow bus
It may also work out cheaper to buy a newer type of disk box that can take and support higher capacity disks and gain the speed benefit. That depends upon the system though aswell
Andy
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