MODEL- 8006-2LP10PK VENDOR- 3WARE/AMCC STORAGE
FEATURES- Serial ATA Hardware RAID Controller- Bulk 10 pack
Supports up to 2 Serial ATA Drives, Low Profile.
When the challenge is to increase storage capacity while controlling
costs, one Serial ATA (SATA) RAID controller family gives IT
professionals what they need to accomplish both goals - the 3ware
8000 Series RAID controllers from 3ware. With the ability to
support up to 4 controllers per system, the 3ware 8000 Series can
scale capacity to over 12 TB (250 GB x 12 port x 4 controllers/
system).
AMCC Storage combines an advanced non-blocking switched fabric
architecture StorSwitch, with SATA drives to deliver a highly
scalable hardware RAID storage solution. Each controller boasts a
PCI 66MHz custom ASIC that combines an integrated RISC processor,
PCI bridge (64-bit, 66MHz) and XOR RAID engine. The 3ware 8506
offers the most popular Serial ATA RAID 5 as well as Levels 0, 1,
10 and JBOD.
Includes Controller Card, cable, drivers, manual.
* hardware XOR RAID 5 engine provides true hardware based RAID and
intelligent drive management functions.
* SCSI device driver model to take advantage of the benefits of SCSI using
inexpensive ATA drives.
* Remote browser 3ware Disk Manager (3DM) utility with password security
for network management of storage arrays.
* SMTP support for email/pager notification
* Easy-to-configure arrays from BIOS; 3DM or CLI utilities
* Staggered spin-up to minimize in-rush current at power up
* Multiple logical volumes and RAID levels can exist on one card for
maximum configuration flexibility.
* Hot-swap and hot-spare support for data availability
* Dynamic sector repair for robust data protection
* S.M.A.R.T. disk drive monitoring for reliability
* 2 levels of administrator access to 3DM for added security
-- SPECIFICATIONs -----------------------------------
INTERFACE/BUS- 64-bit/66MHz PCI 2.2 compliant
DRIVES - Supports up to 2 Serial ATA drives
RAID LEVELS - 0, 1, JBOD
O/S SUPPORT - Microsoft Windows 2003/XP/2000, RedHat Linux, SuSE Linux,
FreeBSD.
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