In the case of the NetAPP boxes, they all have dual-redundant controllers for either load balancing or backup purposes and each of those controllers are actually a whole computer system each itself with its own ram CPU's and pci bus. I was thinking I could use ISCSI initator to attach a FreeNas box to a SAS array, but that SAS array actually has to have the whole CPU/motherboard thing on it already to manage the RAID, cache, i/o etc - so, that would defeat the purpose of an external FreeNas appliance, if I had to have another machine to manage the data that was managed by the first machine. The world is not without options, I tell you. Or they have the SAS array shelf, with 40-gigabit connectors that I can wire up to an existing server with a 40gb PCI card in it, to attach the array to that, instead of combining the big array and the server into one large electric burning heat-fan itself. This way I could have a larger array for playing with even more hard drives. Looks like a housing with 14 or 24+ backplane for 2.5" hot-swap SAS drives with double hot-swap power supplies and double redundant controllers (which look like blade CPU servers). There are SAS array SAN appliances, "NETAPP" makes alot of them. Here’s a link to a rack mount rail guide for the HP M元70 G4 and the M元70 G6.Click to expand.Ok, I think I discovered what you could have been talking about - maybe. The M元70 G4 is 5U in size, and the M元70 G6 is 5U (whereas the D元70 G6 is 4U).
Is there any options for the HP M元70 G4 and M元70 G6, converted to rack mounting (similar sizing to the D元70)… Give me a call if you have any questions.Ĭan you send me a price for any rail kits that would fit an hp dl360 g3. The G2 used a fixed rail design, the G3 had a slide rail design. The G4 & G5 models both use the same kit. The first 3 generations of D元60s had different rail kits. The 3rd party rail kit for the G2 will not work. The D元60 G1 will require a 1U Fixed Rail: P/N 1UKIT-109. If you would give me a call at 90 we can discuss your installation.Ĭan I use your 3rd Party Rail Option with an D元60 G1 Server? – Where are the differences between G1, G2, G3? Unfortunately we do not have rail kits available for any HP Monitors. We do however manufacture 3rd Party Rail kits that may work for you. Apparently these parts were lost during transit to the customer. Hi, Can you please send me a quote for HP D元60 G5 rail kit and HP Monitor TFT7600 rail kit. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.īoth comments and pings are currently closed.ħ Responses to “HP ProLiant DL 360 Quick Rails”
On Thursday, December 13th, 2007 at 11:56 am and is filed under 4 Post Racks, HP, Rail Kits. The 3rd Party Rail option supports round or square holed racks withan installation depth from 28″ to 33″. The 2Post Rail option supports uprights from 3″ to 6.5″ The Slide Rail option is for square holed racks with an installationdepth of approximately 29″. The server ships with Fixed Rails which support several rack options The standard rail kit supports square or round holed racks with an installationdepth of 22.25″ to 40″ The standard rail kit supports square or round holed racks with an installationdepth of 22.25″ – 37.75″. This server is ideally suited as an economical web server. This server is best suited for the entry level small business client that is not looking to purchase equipment that will run multiple enterprise applications.
The D元60 is one of HPs most popular 1U Rackmount Servers.
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