Storageflex FF 1124 Fibre Channel RAID
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Overview:
Basic Product information.
Storageflex™ FF 1124 is Storageflex’s High Performance Fibre Channel RAID solution for mission critical Applications. Designed with redundancy throughout all components, Storageflex FF 1124 provides maximum uptime for un-interrupted computing. Dual Hot Swappable Active-Active Mirrored Cache RAID Controllers connects to the SAN and provides Dual Data Path Connectivity for up to 224 Hot Swap Fibre Channel Drives. Fault Tolerance Storage of up to 134.4TB with Fibre Channel Disks or SATA Disks.
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Features
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- Cable-less Design
- Two 8Gbit Fibre Channel Interfaces per raid controller, Four FC Interface Maximum
- Single or Dual Active RAID Controllers with 2GB Cache each, 4GB Cache Total
- 1,024 LUNS/Hosts
- Choice of 10K and 15K Fibre Channel Disks
- Hot Swap Controllers, Power, Fans and Disks
- Online RAID (Dynamic LUN) Expansion
- Predictive Drive Failure Analysis
- Cluster Ready
- Included RAID Management and Monitoring Software via Java or Web Browser
- Optional Storageflex Cockpit SAN Management Software (CSMS)
- Optional NAS and iSCSI Host Support
- Optional Snapshot and Snapcopy
- Optional Data Replication over IP
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Specifications and Data Sheets
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Ultimate in Scalability
Start with as few as 16 Hot Swap Drive Bays and expand at 16 drive bays at a time. Maximum capacity of 224 disks totaling 134.4TB. Excellent investment protection with lots of future expansion.
Convergence of Fibre Channel and SATA
Storageflex FF1124 starts with a master chassis using 16 Hot Swap Fibre Channel Disks. Further expansion is possible with additional Hot Swap Fibre Channel or SATA Disks in 3U 16 Bay increments for the ultimate in investment protection.
Applications
With the most scalable architecture in capacity, types of disks and host connectivity, FF1124 is ideally suited for Mission Critical Online Storage with Hot Swap Fibre Channel and/or SATA Disks yet low cost enough for larger capacity disk based backup and archives.
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