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30 These are the new 2-Gigabit cards. Optical only.
35 Antares P-0033, P-0034, P-0036
41 Approx cost: 850$ for a P-0036
52 Of the two, the 1000 (7 ports, vs. 12 ports) has had fewer problems-
60 to the role you're using them for- otherwise things don't
65 3. Switches
77 The web interace isn't good- but telnet is what I prefer anyhow.
80 as E-ports to make a large fabric (at least with the f/w *I*
84 I recently checked the US Government SEWP price list- no doubt
87 ANCOR SA-8
90 with working java to manage it- which is a bit of a pain.
93 These switches don't form E-ports with each other for a larger
107 Multimode optical is adequate for Fibre Channel- the same cable is
110 Copper DB-9 and Copper HSS-DC connectors are also fine. Copper &&
111 Optical both are rated to 1.026Gbit- copper is naturally shorter
116 the really fat DB-9 cables you can get, it'll survive. Optical usually
119 Approx cost: I don't know what optical is- you can expect to pay maybe
122 GBICs-
130 an incredible pain to find FC copper cabling and GBICs- the source I
131 use for GBICs and copper cables is http://www.scsi-cables.com)
141 JMR 4-Bay
143 Rinky-tink, but a solid 4 bay loop only entry model.
145 I paid 1000$ for mine- overprice, IMO.
149 I rather like this box. The blue LEDs are a very nice touch- you
166 Don't connect both SCSI and FC interfaces at the same time- a SCSI
188 drives with 40-pin SCA connectors in back. They go into the JBODs
192 single drive connector that goes from DB-9 FC to the 40-pin SCA
193 connector- primarily for you to try and evaluate a single FC drive.
195 All FC-AL disk drives are dual ported (i.e., have separte 'A' and
196 'B' ports- which are completely separate loops). This seems to work
208 do not represent formal engineering commitments- just suggestions as to
215 2xxx <----------> Single Unit of Storage (JBOD, RAID)
224 2xxx <----------> +--------
227 | +<---> Storage
229 | +<---> Storage
231 | +<---> Storage
232 --------
240 2xxx <----------> (JBOD, RAID) <--------> (JBOD, RAID)
254 2xxx <----------> +--------
257 | +<---> Storage
259 | +<---> Storage
261 | +<---> Storage
263 2xxx <----------> +--------
273 want them to- and this makes for a much more reliable, if more expensive,
279 connections to a switch can run full-duplex at full speed.
282 2xxx <----------> +---------
285 | +<---> Storage
287 | +<---> Storage
289 | +<---> Storage
291 2xxx <----------> +---------
295 substantially if you cascade switches.
297 There is a hard limit of about 253 devices for each Qlogic HBA- and the