Ed, a JBOD is typically a bunch of disks. Typically in a DAS attached to a
SCSI controller. Of course the SCSI controller can also have RAID
functionality.
The NexSAN and Promise arrays I mentioned also get grouped into the JBOD
category, but by definition differ a bit in that the RAID
On Wed, Sep 1, 2010 at 6:51 PM, mitch808
netbackup-fo...@backupcentral.comwrote:
I've run into a lot of folks using either Promise FC arrays or NexSAN
arrays. They are lowend boxes with RAID cards, that do nothing more than
act like a JBOD.
A NexSAN array is not a RAID card - our lower end
I've run into a lot of folks using either Promise FC arrays or NexSAN arrays.
They are lowend boxes with RAID cards, that do nothing more than act like a
JBOD.
Most folks use these for D2D targets or archiving destinations. There are a
ton of options out there, pick your technical
Hello,
we are trying to reorganize our NBU policy backups by adding
using D2D2T. One solution is to use low cost FC array (SATA disks).
Do you have any recommendations regarding such solution (in terms
of performance) on condition that:
- there are about 20 - 30 policies per server
- there are
