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OS RAID option. - raid configuration

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Express Flash drives use PCIe and SSD technologies to provide performance, scalability, and optimal serviceability. Accelerated performance with high IOPs is made possible without requiring processor resources or capturing DRAM. Also, Express Flash drives use a standardized 2.5-inch hot-plug form factor that saves critical PCIe slot space by moving drives from the back to the front of the system and allows a common management process for all drives. The PowerEdge T620 has an option to support up to four 2.5-inch, hot-plug Express Flash drives with capacities of 175GB or 350GB. These drives can be configured to RAID 0 or RAID 1 through the OS RAID option. Only the 8- or 16-drive bay chassis option supports Express Flash drives, and the T620 system must also have two processors, six system fans, and one removable media storage device. For additional configuration requirements, contact your Dell sales representative. The T620 supports the external storage devices types listed in Table 13. For additional information, visit Dell.com/Storage. Device type External tape PowerVault NAS PowerVault DAS PowerVault SAN PowerVault IDM Description ML6000 TL4000 TL2000 124T 114X LTO5 SAS LTO4 HH SAS LTO3-060 SCSI RD1000 USB Supports connection to current PowerVault NAS products Supports connection to current PowerVault DAS (including JBOD and RBOD enclosures) products Supports connection to current PowerVault SAN (including EqualLogic™ iSCSI, Dell|EMC arrays and JBOD disk enclosures) products Supports connection to current PowerVault IDM (archive solutions, deduplication, B2D and data protection appliances) products

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Express Flash drives use PCIe and SSD technologies to provide performance, scalability, and optimal
serviceability. Accelerated performance with high IOPs is made possible without requiring processor
resources or capturing DRAM. Also, Express Flash drives use a standardized 2.5-inch hot-plug form
factor that saves critical PCIe slot space by moving drives from the back to the front of the system
and allows a common management process for all drives.
The PowerEdge T620 has an option to support up to four 2.5-inch, hot-plug Express Flash drives
with capacities of 175GB or 350GB. These drives can be configured to RAID 0 or RAID 1 through the
OS RAID option.
Only the 8- or 16-drive bay chassis option supports Express Flash drives, and the T620 system must
also have two processors, six system fans, and one removable media storage device. For additional
configuration requirements, contact your Dell sales representative.
The T620 supports the external storage devices types listed in Table 13. For additional information,
visit
Dell.com/Storage
.
Device type
Description
External tape
ML6000
TL4000
TL2000
124T
114X
LTO5 SAS
LTO4 HH SAS
LTO3-060 SCSI
RD1000 USB
PowerVault NAS
Supports connection to current PowerVault NAS products
PowerVault DAS
Supports connection to current PowerVault DAS (including JBOD and
RBOD enclosures) products
PowerVault SAN
Supports connection to current PowerVault SAN (including EqualLogic
™
iSCSI, Dell|EMC arrays and JBOD disk enclosures) products
PowerVault IDM
Supports connection to current PowerVault IDM (archive solutions,
deduplication, B2D and data protection appliances) products