We run IBM FasTT600 Turbo FC controllers (now DS4300) on our servers. It
is quicker than the old SCSI we used to have but I think most of the
difference we've noticed is down to the 2gb cache rather than the speed
differential of the connection.

For our new server we've followed IBM's recommendation and gone for 80
physical disks (10 per cpu which is the minimum they recommend) this
should really cut down on head contention which has been a major problem
for us up to now.

Also don't forget to use RAID 10 rather than RAID 5.

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Subject: [U2] [UV] Anyone using NETapp disk array for UNiverse on HPUX
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Hi All,

I'm looking into an external disk array for our Universe DB. We will be
on UV 10 and are running on HPUX 11.0. I'm looking at the NEtapp FAS270c
Fibre Channel SAN disk array.. I'm wondering if anyone is using this
type of device and what type of performance you're getting out of it. We
will be implementing TL'ing and are in need of increased disk
performance..

Thanks a bunch,

Scott
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