msa30 & Itanium/Alpha Cluster questions - VMS
This is a discussion on msa30 & Itanium/Alpha Cluster questions - VMS ; The MSA30 will hold 14 disks. I utilize dual controllers on this
but only use 7 currently for Raid 0+1 config. If I were to add 7 more
disks to fill this out, can each of the new seven disks ...
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msa30 & Itanium/Alpha Cluster questions
The MSA30 will hold 14 disks. I utilize dual controllers on this
but only use 7 currently for Raid 0+1 config. If I were to add 7 more
disks to fill this out, can each of the new seven disks be configured
like an
internal scsi disk and utilized as such?
Can the data from an Itanium 146gb sas disk be copied
to say a 300gb scsi disk on an Alpha and utilized without any
concerns (will it be transparent)? We're talking about data
disks, not system disks. We run VMS 8.3 on the
Alphas and will be running VMS 8.3 on the Itaniums.
Can an Itanium server running 146gb sas internal disks be
clustered to an Alpha DS25 with 300gb scsi internal disks?
Thanks in advance.
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Re: msa30 & Itanium/Alpha Cluster questions
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Chuck Aaron wrote:
> The MSA30 will hold 14 disks. I utilize dual controllers on this
> but only use 7 currently for Raid 0+1 config. If I were to add 7 more
> disks to fill this out, can each of the new seven disks be configured
> like an
> internal scsi disk and utilized as such?
I've not used the MSA30 much myself, but I don't any problem with your
proposal.
>
> Can the data from an Itanium 146gb sas disk be copied
> to say a 300gb scsi disk on an Alpha and utilized without any
> concerns (will it be transparent)? We're talking about data
> disks, not system disks. We run VMS 8.3 on the
> Alphas and will be running VMS 8.3 on the Itaniums.
Yes, the data is portable. VMS is VMS.
>
> Can an Itanium server running 146gb sas internal disks be
> clustered to an Alpha DS25 with 300gb scsi internal disks?
Yes. VMS clustering doesn't much care about disk details.
If you enable disk serving on your cluster, you can make all the disks
available to all cluster members simultaneously.
>
> Thanks in advance.