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All four machines are connected to a Dell PowerConnect 2724
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All systems utilize a networked Apple Laserwriter 8500
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Both servers are connected to one monitor, keyboard, and
mouse using a 2-port Belkin KVM system switch. |
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I currently have an AMI MegaRAID Elite 1600 (493) U160 LVD
SCSI PCI-X RAID controller in my file server. It has 128MB SDRAM
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These two AMI MegaRAID Express 200 (466) controllers used
to be in the file server. Both had 64MB FPM parity RAM installed.
Both supported a maximum of 128MB. |
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This is the AMI MegaRAID 1200 (428) controller in my main
server. It has 128MB FPM parity RAM installed. |
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The old AMI MegaRAID Express 200 (466) controllers ran four
Quantum Atlas 10K II 36GB Ultra-160 LVD SCSI drives in a RAID 5
configuration, for a total of 108GB. Each had one hot spare, for a
grand total of ten drives. |
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I currently have four Seagate Cheetah ST173404LCV U160 LVD
SCSI 73GB HDDs in a RAID 5 array totaling 204GB in size. They are
being controlled by an AMI MegaRAID Elite 1600 (493) Ultra-160 LVD
RAID controller. |
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Here are some shots of my old file server RAID array.
At one time, it was comprised of four Quantum Atlas 10K 18WLS 18GB
Ultra-160 LVD SCSI drives totaling 54GB in size. These have been
placed in my main server. |
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The DiscZerver Cyclone NAS two hard drives: a Maxtor
94091U8 40GB HDD and a Quantum Fireball lct20 30GB HDD. A Toshiba
SD-M1402 12x/40x DVD-ROM drive is used for copying. The unit has a
10/100 NIC for network connectivity. The main CPU board has an AMD
K6-2 350, 256MB PC100 SDRAM, and additional connectivity for Wide SCSI
devices. |
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Symbios 53C876E |
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The 53C876E in the file server is two independent 53C875
controllers in one. The 8-bit and 16-bit sides are operated
separately, making auto-termination easier. However, there is still a
15-device limit. |
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