Detailed Specifications
RAID
RAID levels | 0, 1, 0+1, 3, 5, 1+0, 3+0 and 5+0. Enhanced RAID Levels |
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Maximum number of logical drives | 8 |
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RAID level dependency to each logical | Independent. Logical drive configured in different RAID levels |
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Maximum number of drives for each logical | 31 (RAID 3 or 5); 45 (RAID 0 or NRAID); 44 (RAID 0+1) |
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Logical drive identification | Unique, controller randomly generated logical drive ID; Logical |
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Maximum partitions of each logical drive | 32 |
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Maximum number of logical drives in a | 8 |
logical volume |
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Maximum number of logical volumes | 8 |
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Maximum number of LUN per host ID | Up to 32, user configurable |
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Concurrent I/O | Supported |
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Tag command queuing | Supported |
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Dedicated spare drive | Supported |
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Global spare drive | Supported |
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manually initiated rebuild |
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Supported. With no spare drive assigned, the controller will auto- | |
| scan the failed drive and starts to rebuild automatically once the |
| failed drive has been replaced. |
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Background firmware download | Firmware can be downloaded during active I/Os. Administrator |
| may find appropriate time to reset controller later. |
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Auto recovery from logical drive failure | Supported. |
| Caused when a user accidentally removes the wrong disk and |
| causes a 2nd disk failure of a logical drive with one previously |
| failed disk |
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Caching |
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