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Mike Paivinen <[log in to unmask]>
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Mike Paivinen <[log in to unmask]>
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Clint Schwartz ([log in to unmask]) wrote:
: Is there anyone out there using the new Jamaica mirrored drives from HP?
:  And if so, how do they perform?  Are there any other options for high
: availability?  Thanks for any info!
 
There's no such think as Jamaica mirrored drives.  There's a Jamaica
High Availability cabinet.  This cabinet allows the hot-swapping of disc
mechanisms, has a redundant fan, and has a redundant power supply.  The
demo at HPWorld was using a Jamaica cabinet with SOFTWARE disc mirroring
to demo how the cabinet complements software mirroring.  If one mechanism
of a mirrored pair has a failure, the partner disc stays on-line while the
broken disc is removed from the cabinet, repaired, and then replaced in
the cabinet.  Before Jamiaca, you couldn't repair a broken mechanism without
powering down the entire cabinet containing the broken mech.
 
Mike P.
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