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│Backplane Solution │ Cable Solution │ |
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ARC-8306
(1Gb/s iSCSI-to-SAS Redundant Controller)
| The 6Gb/s iSCSI to SAS RAID controllers attach directly to SATA/SAS midplanes with 3 x Z-PACK HM-Zd high speed connectors or increase capacity using one additional SFF-8088 external connector. When used with SAS expanders, the controller can provide up to (122) devices through one or more SAS JBODs, making it an ideal solution for enterprise-class storage applications that called for maximum configuration flexibility.
The Fibre/SAS/iSCSI to 6Gb/s SAS RAID subsystem provides three kinds of host interface link to the host board on the server system. This subsystem utilizes the same RAID kernel that has been field-proven in existing internal/external SATA/SAS RAID controller products, allowing to bring stable and reliable SAS RAID external subsystem. |
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System Architecture |
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800 MHz PowerPC RAID-on-Chip for RAID core and SAS microcode |
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Up to 4GB DDR2-800 register SDRAM on one DIMM socket with ECC protection using x8 or x16 devices |
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NVRAM for RAID event log & transaction log |
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Write-through or write-back cache support |
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Redundant flash image for adapter availability |
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Real time clock support |
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Battery Backup Module ready (Option) |
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Management port seamless take-over |
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RAID Features |
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RAID level 0, 1, 1E, 3, 5, 6, 10, 30, 50, 60, Single Disk or JBOD |
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Multiple RAID selection |
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Online array roaming |
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Offline RAID set |
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Online RAID level/stripe size migration |
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Online volume set growth |
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Support global hot spare and dedicated hot spare |
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Instant availability and background initialization |
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Automatic drive insertion / removal detection and rebuilding |
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Greater than 2TB per volume set (64-bit LBA support) |
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Greater than 2TB per disk drive |
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Disk scrubbing/ array verify scheduling for automatic repair of all configured RAID sets |
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Login record in the event log with IP address and service (http, telnet and serial) |
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Support intelligent power management to save energy and extend service life |
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Support NTP protocol to synchronize RAID controller clock over the on-board LAN port |
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Redundant controller operation with active/active and failover/failback function |
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Dual-active RAID controller with cache mirroring through dedicated high speed bus |
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Automatic synchronization of firmware version in the dual-active mode |
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Multi-path & load-balancing support (Microsoft MPIO) |
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Max 122 devices |
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Max 128 LUNs (volume set) per controller |
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Drive Interface |
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Up to 122 devices using SAS expanders (one external Min SAS 4x connector) |
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Up to 6Gb/s per port |
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Host Interface |
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1Gb iSCSI-to-SAS |
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Four 1Gb/s iSCSI Channels - 100MB/sec per channel |
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iSCSI Hardware iSCSI off-load engine |
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iSCSI jumbo frame |
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iSCSI Header/Data digest support |
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iSCSI MC/S feature support |
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iSCSI CHAP authentication |
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iSCSI Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) |
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Monitors/Indicators |
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LCD Control Display Panel for setup, alarm mute and configuration |
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System Status indication through LCD, LED and alarm buzzer |
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Subsystem management ready |
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RAID Management |
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Field-upgradeable firmware in flash ROM |
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Firmware-embedded manager via RS-232 port |
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Firmware-embedded Web Browser-based RAID manager - Access your RAID subsystem from any standard internet browser via 10/100 Lan port |
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Firmware-embedded SMTP manager monitors all system events and user can select either single or multiple user notifications to be sent via “Plain English” e-mails |
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Firmware-embedded SNMP agent allows remote to monitor events via 10/100/1000 LAN with no SNMP agent required
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Access terminal menu by telnet via 10/100/1000 LAN port
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API library for customer to write its own monitor utility |
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SAP management feature to easily manage multiple RAID units in the network |
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Operating System |
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OS Independent |
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