D-Link DSN-4200 Datasheet - Page 3

DSN-4000 Series iSCSI SAN Array D-Link's volume virtualization technology utilizes the concept of storage extents, which are the fundamental building blocks used to enable features such as RAID, online capacity expansion, volume reconfiguration and migration. Each disk drive can contain multiple and divergent RAID configurations instead of requiring dedication to a single RAID set. This technology allows for the support of mixed disk drive capacities for volume creation. Volume capacity expansion, volume reconfiguration, and RAID level migration are performed online with minimal impact to users. Users can quickly deploy a SAN using inexpensive SAS or SATA disk drives and simply add more drives as needed. An iSCSI SAN array can prove to be a valuable tool to supplement a network storage foundation. Whether providing a low-cost block-based solution for data backup and recovery, replacement of Direct Attached Storage (DAS), providing secondary online storage, or providing up to 850MB/s bandwidth for security surveillance and video post-production applications, the DSN-4000 series may provide the performance and functionality needed. Technical Specifications 1GbE Copper Features Drive Bays Drive Interface Support System Memory Cache Memory Battery Backup for Cache Bandwidth Storage Capacity Operating Systems Supported Please see support.dlink.com for latest support information Supported NICs, iSCSI Accelerators and iSCSI HBAs Please see support.dlink.com for latest support information iSCSI Network Interface Host Interface Connections CHAP Authentication DSN-4100 • Four 1GbE Copper DSN-4200 • Eight 1GbE Copper • 16, Expandable with DSN-4000 expansion arrays up to 80 • SAS/SATA • 512MB Standard • 512MB • 1GB • Standard (approximately 72 hours on full charge) • Up to 425MB/s • Up to 850MB/s • Supports 32TB Capacity with 2TB Hard Drives • Additional DSN-4000 expansion arrays support up to 160TB total capacity • Windows Vista® 32-bit & x64 (Ultimate & Enterprise) w/Built-in iSCSI Initiator • Windows Server® 2003 R2 | SP1 32 & 64-bit (Standard & Enterprise) with v2.07 iSCSI Initiator or later • Windows Server 2008 Enterprise 32 & 64-bit with Built-in iSCSI Initiator • Windows XP Pro® 32 & 64-bit with v2.07 iSCSI Initiator or later • Windows 2000 Advanced Server - No MS iSCSI Initiator support, Qlogic HBA only • Red Hat® 7.3 • Red Hat Enterprise AS update 5 (64-bit) • Red Hat Enterprise 5 update 2 (64-bit) • SuSE® Professional 9.3 32-bit • SuSE Enterprise Server 10.2 32-bit • Sun Solaris® 10 build 6/06 • IBM AIX 5L • Microsoft Hyper-V • VMware vSphere® 5 • VMware ESX Server® 3.02 & 3.5 • VMware ESX Server® 4.0 & 4.1 • Virtual Iron v4.2 • Citrix XenServer® v4 • Mac OS X® (10.4 & 10.5) • Intel® Pro 1000MT & XT [1GbE] • Intel Pro 10000 CX4 [10GbE] • Myricom 10G-PCIE-8A-C+E [10GbE] • Chelsio® S310X-SR-XFP [10GbE] • Neterion® Xframe® II & Xframe E [10GbE] • Alacritech® SES2104ET (drivers: SNP 9.1.0.1092 & 7.3.1.0) • Alacritech SES2102ET (drivers: SNP 9.1.0.1092 & 7.3.1.0) • QLogic® 4010C, 4052C, & 4062C • iSCSI Draft 20 Compliant Initiator • 1,024 hosts • Yes