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JStor-4 SCSI 16-bay RAID Array
Dual FC (Fibre-Channel) Host Interfaces
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Building upon a solid foundation, we raise the performance bar higher with the JStor-4 SATA 16 bay fibre-channel RAID array. This 16 bay RAID array delivers reliable data protection combined with the high performance of 2Gbit Fiber Channel host interfaces and quad Ultra320 SCSI disk channels to support mission critical business applications. Engineered to meet stringent demands for continuous availability, JStor SCSI 16 bay fibre-channel RAID array features a brand-new 64-bit RISC processor for blazingly fast parity calculation and I/O operations, completely cableless backplane-based design, and storage capacities reaching 5TB in one small 3U enclosure.
Low service and integration costs are assured by the JStor's cableless design, three redundant hot-swappable power supplies with three independent power inputs, turbo cooling fans, and embedded RAID controller. Three year warranty comes standard with every array and covers all components.
The JStor SCSI 16bay fibre-channel RAID addresses many challenges present in datacenters and delivers unparalleled storage flexibility, higher levels of data availability, management and configuration simplicity, all while securing maximum investment protection to support future growth.
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Drive capacities of 18GB (10,000 / 15,000 rpm), 36GB (10,000 / 15,000 rpm), 73GB (10,000 / 15,000 rpm), 146GB (10,000 rpm), and 300GB (10,000 rpm) are available.
Maximum capacity 4800GB when using 300GB drives.
Scaleable to hundreds of Terabytes in a switched FC environment.
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General
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RAID Architecture
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64-bit RISC 100MHz CPU with 100MHz memory bus
Up to 800 Mbytes/sec internal bandwidth
Dual PCI bus architecture
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Host Bus Interface
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Two, 2Gbit/sec Fiber Channel, optical LC connectors
Dual loop and fabric supported
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Disk Bus Interface
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Four, 320 MB/sec. Ultra320 LVD (Low Voltage Differential) SCSI
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Command Queuing
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253 commands (host SCSI channels)
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Cache
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Up to 1GB (using one, industry-standard 144 pin 133MHz SO-DIMM SDRAM)
ECC function is supported by the RAID controller
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Operating Systems Supported
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Windows Server 2003, Windows 2000 and MSCS (Microsoft Cluster Server), Windows NT, Sun/Solaris, Linux, Tru64 Unix, HP/UX, IBM AIX, SGI IRIX, MAC OS, FreeBSD, Novell, OS/2, and others to be announced
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Environmental
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Temperature
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50°F to 104°F operating, -40°F to +140°F non-operating 10°C to 40°C operating, -40°C to +60°C non-operating
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Relative Humidity
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10% to 85% non-condensing (operating), 5% to 90% non-condensing (non-operating)
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Certifications
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FCC, CE, TUV, and UL/CSA
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Physical
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Size/Weight
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19" wide, 20.5" deep, 5.25" (3U) high, 40 lb. / 18 kg. (without disk drives)
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I/O Connectors
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Two optical LC fiber channel; two 9-pin DB9 type RS-232 serial terminal port, UPS port
RJ45 Ethernet management port
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Power Required
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110 or 220 VAC, ±20% @ 6 amps / 3 amps peak; 47 to 63 Hz. autosensing
Three independent power inputs
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JStor-4 SATA 3U with MDF
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Exclusive RAIDm monitoring and notification software provides instant access to the status of the RAID Array and allows for 24x7 RAID monitoring and notification.
Dual FC host connection can support multiple hosts simultaneously. Perfect for clustered environments, e.g. MSCS - Microsoft Cluster Server.
Up to sixteen low-profile SCA Wide/Ultra3/LVD 3.5" SCSI disk drives.
RAID controller provides RAID 0, 0+1, 1, 3, and 5, Global Hot Spare Disk, Auto Rebuild, and up to 1GB of SO-DIMM SDRAM-based data cache.
Intelligent SCSI backplane design (uses no cables) allows "hot swapping" of disk canisters, power supplies, and fans for increased reliability, lower cost, and ease of maintenance.
In-band FC monitoring and fault notification to fax / pager or e-mail.
Completely user configurable via the front panel.
Lightweight aluminum chassis design.
Environmental Monitor module allows observation of critical operating parameters via the front LCD panel.
Optional Serial-to-Ethernet converter for remote configuration and management.
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