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Introducing a new category of storage blade that delivers unmatched direct attach storage density for c-Class server blades. The StorageWorks SB40c is a half-height c-Class storage blade featuring support for up to six hot-plug Small Form Factor (SFF) Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) or Serial ATA (SATA) hard disk drives. Using the onboard Smart Array P400, the SB40c provides industry-leading performance, availability, and storage density, to meet customers' demanding and growing storage needs.
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What's new |
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Designed to keep pace with increasing demand for storage, the HP StorageWorks SB40c offers SAS reliability and flexibility with Smart Array performance and manageability.
Performance
- High speed PCI Express connection to adjacent c-Class server blade
- High performance HP Smart Array P400 with 256MB Battery Backed-Write Cache
- Six hot-plug SAS or SATA drives
Management
- Simple to use, browser based Array Configuration Utility (ACU) to configure your array, add additional disk drives to an existing configuration, or completely reconfigure your disk drive array
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Ideal environment |
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Ideal for...
Large Enterprise data centers
- Outstanding performance with Smart Array and Serial Attached SCSI
- Essential fault tolerance: Embedded Hardware RAID 0,1,5, 6 (ADG) capability to limit costly downtime with Battery Backed-Write Cache for increased performance and data protection
- High performance remote manageability to support centralized or remote data center environments
Mainstream/mid-sized data centers and departments, branch offices
- Enterprise performance and reliability at an affordable price
- ProLiant management tools ease of deployment and life cycle management when resources are limited
- Flexible SAS and SATA storage options
Ideal applications
- Multi-tiered enterprises applications such as SAP, PeopleSoft, Siebel, Oracle, and JDE
- Corporate infrastructure: file/print, mail/messaging, domain name system, directory services, firewall such as Exchange, Lotus Notes, Databases and portals
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