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As Larry pointed out the rules for SCSI and SAS are different since the
controller cards are completely different.
I think in V6 and up with the right RAID cards you could go into SST and
set the RAID configuration rules. From SST, Work with Disk
Configuration, option 8 work with device parity protection and then
Option 7 select parity optimization you were able to pick from 1)
availability, 2) balance, 3) capacity, and 4) performance. Those
options changed how the system would stripe the disk units.
Jim Oberholtzer
Chief Technical Architect
Agile Technology Architects
On 8/19/2013 12:17 PM, rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
We have multiple 5886 SAS disk units full with twelve 140 GB drives each.
The raid stripe spans all 12 drives. The SCSI disk enclosures we have
seem to follow the 4 or 8 rule.
Rob Berendt
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