Question about RA4100 enclosures
If memory serves me correctly, Compaq never used special fibre channel disks
in thier RA series of enclosures. They used standard WUS3, U2, u160 and u320 disks (depending on the model, and channel adapter model. Can anyone confirm or deny this? Thanks, LC |
Absolutely correct.
The only Compaq Disk systems to use Fibre Channel Disks are the Enterprise Virtual Arrays. Cheers, Mike. "NuT CrAcKeR" wrote in message ... If memory serves me correctly, Compaq never used special fibre channel disks in thier RA series of enclosures. They used standard WUS3, U2, u160 and u320 disks (depending on the model, and channel adapter model. Can anyone confirm or deny this? Thanks, LC |
Danka...
LC "Mike Povall" wrote in message ... Absolutely correct. The only Compaq Disk systems to use Fibre Channel Disks are the Enterprise Virtual Arrays. Cheers, Mike. "NuT CrAcKeR" wrote in message ... If memory serves me correctly, Compaq never used special fibre channel disks in thier RA series of enclosures. They used standard WUS3, U2, u160 and u320 disks (depending on the model, and channel adapter model. Can anyone confirm or deny this? Thanks, LC |
I came across a large box of brand new fibre channel hard drives recently on
ebay. My research concluded the same thing- Cannot use them with my 6500r servers. They had a "buy it now" for pennies on the dollar and came with a great warranty. Damn. :-( Larry Wagar Skagit Media Productions (360) 854-0709 larry at skagitmedia dot com www.skagitmedia.com Featuring: Virtual Tours, Database driven ASP sites, ASP Hosting $8.25 month, 50% off for Non-Profits MLS Real Estate Sites "NuT CrAcKeR" wrote in message ... If memory serves me correctly, Compaq never used special fibre channel disks in thier RA series of enclosures. They used standard WUS3, U2, u160 and u320 disks (depending on the model, and channel adapter model. Can anyone confirm or deny this? Thanks, LC |
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