Hello,
We have the following situation, we are using a 3par 7400 2-node with 10k and 15k rpm 300gb sas disks.
I would like to know what the minimum of hard disk can be put into r5 CPG
Thanks in advance
What is the minimum of hard disk can be put into r5 CPG ?
Re: What is the minimum of hard disk can be put into r5 CPG
depends on the what type of raid 5 you want 3+1 or 7+1 this decides the number of disk you need x the number of controllers , so x 2
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Re: What is the minimum of hard disk can be put into r5 CPG
Thank you for your reply
So if I want to creat R5 (2:1) I will need a minimum 6 Disks ?
Many Thanks
So if I want to creat R5 (2:1) I will need a minimum 6 Disks ?
Many Thanks
Re: What is the minimum of hard disk can be put into r5 CPG
for a 7000 a sff cpg is at least 8 disks, lff is at least 12 disks
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Re: What is the minimum of hard disk can be put into r5 CPG
Hi
Thanks for your reply
Could you please tell me where I can find these informations
Many thanks
Thanks for your reply
Could you please tell me where I can find these informations
Many thanks
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Re: What is the minimum of hard disk can be put into r5 CPG
Why do you want to limit the amount of disks in a CPG? Utilise the wide striping and make ALL of your SAS drives into a single R5 CPG. Then use ALL of your SAS drives to make a R1 CPG. You will get much better performance at about 40-60GB written or more by using wide striping.
The only time I ever restrict CPGs to specific hard disks is to test performance benifits of wide striping and illustrate that more drives in a CPG is better.
The only time I ever restrict CPGs to specific hard disks is to test performance benifits of wide striping and illustrate that more drives in a CPG is better.
PEAR-Motion
2xNode 3PAR StoreServ 7200
4xNode 3PAR Storeserv 7400 with LFF and SFF
2xNode 3PAR Storeserv 10400
2xNode 3PAR StoreServ 7200
4xNode 3PAR Storeserv 7400 with LFF and SFF
2xNode 3PAR Storeserv 10400