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Host Adapter, Fibre Channel

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Glossary-3 Fibre Channel Array Fibre Channel Fibre Channel Host Adapter Fibre Channel Host Controller Fibre Channel array controller Heartbeat High availability Host Host bus adapter Host bus adapter failover Hot pluggable Hot spare Interconnect See RA4000 (Compaq StorageWorks RAID Array 4000) An IEEE standard for providing high-speed data transfer among workstations, mainframes, supercomputers, desktop computers, storage devices, and display devices. See Compaq StorageWorks Fibre Channel Host Adapter. See Also host bus adapter. See Compaq StorageWorks Fibre Channel Host Adapter. See Also host bus adapter. See Compaq StorageWorks RA4000 array controller. A signal transmitted between cluster nodes to indicate each node's operating state. A term used to identify a computer system that can continuously deliver services to its clients 99.9 percent of the time (no more than 8.5 hours of downtime per year). The central or controlling computer in a system of computers connected by communications links. A card used to connect a peripheral to the host server. Also called host adapter. The process of moving the operation of all I/O from one host bus adapter to another host bus adapter. This can be accomplished manually using Compaq Redundancy Manager or automatically upon failure of one of the adapters. Computer components that can be removed and replaced without powering down the system. A computer component that is powered on, not actively processing data, and awaiting a request to take over operation of failed component. A physical connection between cluster nodes that transmits intracluster communication.

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Glossary
-3
Fibre Channel
Array
See
RA4000 (Compaq StorageWorks RAID
Array 4000)
Fibre Channel
An IEEE standard for providing high-speed data
transfer among workstations, mainframes,
supercomputers, desktop computers, storage devices,
and display devices.
Fibre Channel
Host Adapter
See
Compaq StorageWorks Fibre Channel Host
Adapter.
See Also
host bus adapter.
Fibre Channel
Host Controller
See
Compaq StorageWorks Fibre Channel Host
Adapter.
See Also
host bus adapter.
Fibre Channel
array controller
See
Compaq StorageWorks RA4000 array controller.
Heartbeat
A signal transmitted between cluster nodes to indicate
each node’s operating state.
High availability
A term used to identify a computer system that can
continuously deliver services to its clients
99.9 percent of the time (no more than 8.5 hours of
downtime per year).
Host
The central or controlling computer in a system of
computers connected by communications links.
Host bus adapter
A card used to connect a peripheral to the host server.
Also called host adapter.
Host bus adapter
failover
The process of moving the operation of all I/O from
one host bus adapter to another host bus adapter. This
can be accomplished manually using
Compaq Redundancy Manager or automatically upon
failure of one of the adapters.
Hot pluggable
Computer components that can be removed and
replaced without powering down the system.
Hot spare
A computer component that is powered on, not
actively processing data, and awaiting a request to
take over operation of failed component.
Interconnect
A physical connection between cluster nodes that
transmits intracluster communication.