Disk Drive Layouts - HP StoreAll Series Installation Manual

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The stabilizing feet are attached to the rack if it is a single-rack installation.
Any adjacent racks are securely coupled together in multiple-rack installations.
Only one component in a rack is extended at a time during installation and operation. A rack
might become unstable if more than one component is extended.
Devices are fully and properly supported and level when sliding them into the rack. Do not
extend the hard drive drawers beyond the supporting surface when the unit is not installed in
a rack.
Follow industry-standard recommendations.
See
"Understanding platform configurations" (page 9)
hardware components into a rack" (page 21)

Disk drive layouts

Some items to note about disk drive layouts:
Pools do not span a drive drawer in the MDL SAS capacity block.
Pools do not span enclosures in the ENT SAS capacity block.
All drives in a single MDL SAS capacity block must be of the same capacity.
All drives in a group of ENT SAS capacity blocks (up to 4) must be of the same capacity.
NOTE:
For information about 3PAR drive layouts, see the HP 3PAR StoreServ documentation.
The drive configuration of a half-populated MDL SAS capacity block (indicated by the shading in
Figure 17 (page
Spare drive in bay 35
8–drive pool (bays 18–25)
9–drive pool (bays 26–34)
A fully populated MDL SAS capacity block has the same drive configuration as the half-populated
capacity block with the following additions:
8–drive pool (bays 1–8)
9–drive pool (bays 9–17)
NOTE:
The figure for the MDL SAS capacity block shows the option of the half populated enclosure
(drives 18–35, indicated by the shading). The other option is a fully populated enclosure (all 35
drives).
Figure 17 Disk drive layout for the MDL SAS capacity block
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Setting up and installing HP StoreAll hardware
22)):
and
"Installing HP StoreAll Storage system
for cabling and additional component information.

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