HP LH4r HP Netserver LC 3 NetRAID Config Guide for Windows NT4.0 Clusters - Page 3

Local Storage Physical drive location Disk drives Controller SCSI bus Shared Storage Controller Model No. of controllers Firmware Driver NetRAID Assistant SPU I/O slot SCSI ID RAID level Logical disks Configuration options: Cabinet Model No. of cabinets SCSI Ids Disk drives RAID arrays SPU internal drive bays or HP external drive cabinet (e.g., HP Storage System/6) Must be HP SPU embedded controller or any controller (any number, manufacturer or driver) in any available I/O slot (see SPU I/O slots above). Any HP cables that meet SCSI specifications and any SCSI bus speed HP NetRAID Adapter D4943A 1 S.01.00 2.03 A.01.09 P5, P6 6, 7 1, 5, 10, or 50 only 1 per RAID array 6 maximum per NetRAID adapter Cluster mode on (cache write-through, no hot spare) Ultra SCSI disabled Termination: wide channel or automatic BIOS disabled Set any other options as you prefer HP Storage System/6 D3604B 1 or 2 Any SCSI ID except 6 or 7 HP 4.2GB Hot-Swap Ultra SCSI Disk Module D3583C HP 4.2GB 10k rpm Hot-Swap Ultra SCSI Disk Module D4903A HP 9.1GB Hot-Swap Ultra SCSI Disk Module D4289A HP 9.1GB 10k rpm Hot-Swap Ultra SCSI Disk Module D6019A HP 18.2 GB Hot-Swap Ultra SCSI Disk Module D5039A A RAID array (logical disk) must be composed of all the same disk model (i.e., part number and suffix). Different size or speed disks are not allowed in the same RAID array. Any combination of disk models is allowed on a SCSI channel. Any combination of disk models is allowed in a cluster. Cables HP D5957A Cluster Adapter. See Shared Storage Cabling below. 3