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Re: SCSI Channel to LTO drive rule of thumb

2001-12-20 19:03:20
Subject: Re: SCSI Channel to LTO drive rule of thumb
From: Bill Mansfield <WMansfield AT SOLUTIONTECHNOLOGY DOT COM>
Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2001 18:00:33 -0600
This is documented in the 3584 UltraScalable Tape Library Planning and
Operator Guide, table 28.

Drives with No Compression:
LTO Ultrium Ultra2 SCSI        4
LTO Ultrium Ultra SCSI           2

Drives with 2:1 Compression:
LTO Ultrium Ultra2 SCSI        2
LTO Ultrium Ultra SCSI          1


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William Mansfield
Senior Consultant
Solution Technology, Inc




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Hi *,

Can anyone share with me, a good rule-of-thumb for the maximum number of
LTO
drives that should be attached to a single Ultra-II SCSI bus?   Using the
theoretical max transfer rates of 15 MB/s for the drives and 80 MB/s for
the
SCSI, I shoould be able to put 5 drives on one bus and still have room to
spare (theoretically).    What is the generally accepted maximum number, in
the real world?

TIA

David Taylor



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