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Yes, mod20's can be INSTEAD OF software disk mirroring on the HP3000.
Better still, you can use mod20's to mirror the MPEXL_SYSTEM_VOLUME_SET -
something which cannot be accomplished with MIRROR/iX software.
Also, the mod20 permits dual-controller access to the HP3000 - a feature
NOT available with the far more expensive Autoraid 12H.
Each mod20 supports a maximum of 8 luns - the same limit as the Autoraid12H.
In a nutshell, I highly recommend the nike mod20 disk array.
I suggest dual Storage Processors (SP's) and maximum memory (which,
officially is 64mb per SP, but 128mb per SP works just fine.
At 11:22 AM 2003-03-24, Stuart Diamond wrote:
>Can someone advise if the model 20 disk array on the entire system will
>work like software mirroring. Will this replace the need for software
>disk mirroring? Sabing us a bunch of money if software costs? It will be
>hot swapable if we use J-Bods.
>
>Stu Diamond
>HP Systems Manager
>Symbol Technologies Inc.
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