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Subject:
Hot Plugable vs Hot Swapable
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Pat Vaske <[log in to unmask]>
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Pat Vaske <[log in to unmask]>
Date:
Tue, 9 Sep 1997 13:00:25 -0500
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Can someone out there give me a better understanding as to what is the best
solution to accomplish the following (I have talked to four different people
this morning and basically have 4 different definitions)?

Objective: Incorporate a disk subsystem-28GB, that is up real time all the
time even if a mechanical failure (disk/power/fan or interface) were to occur.

Two alternatives have been bantered about:

A3312A "HA disk subsystem w/hot plugablecooling fans,power supply and 2 SCSI
buses w/4.1MB disk drive modules.


A3232A HA disk Array Mod 20 w/addl power supply, 2nd processor, w/16MB
cache and battery backup.

What is the difference between Hot plugable and hot swapable?
Regards

PLV

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