Spanning

The method by which nested RAID levels (such as RAID 10, 50, and 60) are constructed from multiple sets of basic, or single RAID levels. For example, a RAID 10 is made up of multiple sets of RAID 1 arrays where each RAID 1 set is considered a span. Data is then striped (RAID 0) across the RAID 1 spans to create a RAID 10 virtual disk. The same concept holds true for RAID 50 and 60 where multiple sets of RAID 5 or RAID 6 can be combined together with striping. Spanning is generally used when referencing these three nested RAID levels.

Spare

A physical disk available to replace another physical disk in case that physical disk fails.

SSP

Acronym for Serial SCSI Protocol. SSP enables communication with other SAS devices. Each PHY on the SAS controller can function as an SSP initiator or SSP target.

Storport

The Storport driver has been designed to replace SCSIport and work with Windows 2003 and beyond. In addition, it offers better performance for RAID controller newer protocols (like SAS), providing higher I/O throughput rates, improved manageability, and an upgraded miniport interface. For example, while SCSIport allows a maximum of 254 commands per controller, Storport allows 254 command per logical unit number (LUN).

STP

Acronym for Serial Tunneling Protocol, STP, enables communication with a Dell-qualified SATA device through an attached expander. Each PHY on the SAS controller can function as an STP initiator.

Stripe Element

A stripe element is the portion of a stripe that resides on a single physical disk. See also striping.

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UCP-61, UCP-60, UCC-60 specifications

The Dell UCC-60, UCP-60, and UCP-61 are innovative solutions that enhance collaborative experiences in modern workplaces. These products integrate cutting-edge technologies to facilitate seamless communication and create a dynamic meeting environment.

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