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Re: D1000, Veritas, and Oracle Parallel Server questions

From: MSarkozi <msarkozi_at_aol.comnojunk>
Date: 23 Feb 2001 04:32:20 GMT
Message-ID: <20010222233220.02077.00000588@ng-cl1.aol.com>

>> Also, I'm a little concerned that the D1000 (which can hold 10 drives)
>> only has 1 drive controller. Is this a cause of concern with possible I/O
>> contention or is this controller effective when reading/writing to 10
>> disks at once?
>
>It's just a SCSI box sitting on a scsi bus (2 if you've split it). It
>doesn't really have a "controller". You're talking to the drives
>directly.
>
>It may be a concern for you.
>

It actually does have a controller, it is the disk controller card in the E220, (two if the D1000 is split to go to each E220). As you say, it is ' SCSI box sitting on a scsi bus', or JBOD, (just a bunch of disks). They are not really talking to the disks directly, but there is no additional hardware controller on the D1000, only a common bus.

With Veritas Volume manager, you can spread the I/O across multiple drives by creating logical RAID volumes and do load balancing.

Regards,

Miki Received on Thu Feb 22 2001 - 22:32:20 CST

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