Dell EMC PowerVault MD34 Series User manual

Dell EMC PowerVault MD34XX/38XX Series
Support Matrix

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2019 - 01
Rev. A24

Contents
1 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................4
Revision history.................................................................................................................................................................. 4
2 Data protocols............................................................................................................................................... 6
3 Dell EMC PowerVault MD Series storage array rules......................................................................................7
4 Default IPv4 settings for management ports on Dell EMC PowerVault MD series storage arrays.................. 11
Default IPv4 settings for the iSCSI ports on PowerVault MD38x0i Storage Arrays................................................. 11
5 RAID controller rmware and NVSRAM........................................................................................................12
6 iSCSI software initiators...............................................................................................................................13
7 Protocol (TOE/iSCSI) ooad adapters........................................................................................................ 14
8 Fibre Channel SFP+ Transceiver support......................................................................................................15
9 Physical disks...............................................................................................................................................16
10 Expansion enclosures................................................................................................................................. 27
11 Management software................................................................................................................................ 28
12 Operating systems..................................................................................................................................... 30
13 Windows ODX............................................................................................................................................ 34
14 ALUA support on host operating systems...................................................................................................35
15 Device mapper software.............................................................................................................................36
16 SAS host bus adapters............................................................................................................................... 37
17 Fibre Channel host bus adapters.................................................................................................................38
18 Fibre Channel direct-attach conguration operating systems.....................................................................40
19 Required timeout settings for Fibre Channel host bus adapters.................................................................. 41
20 Supported Fibre Channel switches.............................................................................................................42
Contents 3

Introduction
This document provides information about supported software and hardware for Dell PowerVault MD3400, MD3420, MD3800i, MD3820i,
MD3800f, MD3820f, MD3460, MD3860i, and MD3860f storage arrays, and usage considerations, recommendations, and rules. The
information in this document pertains to RAID controller rmware version 8.25.14.60.
NOTE:
• Unless specied, all information in this document is applicable to the latest RAID controller rmware version available at Dell.com/
support.
• This Support Matrix contains the latest compatibility and interoperability information. If you observe inconsistencies between this
information and other MD-series documentation, consider this document superseding.
Revision history
Date Description
November 2018 Updated the supported physical disks section
June 2018 Updated the supported physical disks section
May 2018 Updated version of CFW
Updated supported operating systems
April 2018 Updated the supported physical disks section
Updated the supported management software section
February 2018 Updated the supported bre channel host bus adapters section
Updated the supported Operating Systems section
January 2018 Updated the supported expansion enclosures section
Updated the supported Operating Systems section
Updated the supported SAS host bus adapters section
September 2017 Updated the supported physical disks section
Updated version of CFW
Updated the supported Operating Systems section
Updated supported SAS host bus adapters
May 2017 Updated the supported physical disks section
Updated version of CFW
Updated the supported Operating Systems section
1
4 Introduction

Date Description
Updated storage array rules
February 2017 Updated version of CFW
December 2016 Updated supported physical disks section
Updated version of CFW and HSW
Updated supported operating systems
Updated storage array rules for dense array section
October 2016 Updated version of CFW
Updated supported physical disks section
July 2016 Added support for VMware with Fibre Channel Direct Connect
Updated version of CFW and HSW
Updated supported physical disks section
Updated supported operating systems
March 2016 Discontinued support of the VSS and VDS hardware providers.
Updated version of CFW and HSW
Updated supported physical disks section
Updated supported operating systems
November 2015 Updated the Windows ODX support section
October 2015 Updated supported physical disks section
Updated storage array rules for all models section
Updated expansion enclosures section
Updated the Windows ODX support section
September 2015 Updated AppAware section
Added column to the HDD that species if a HDD is SED capable
Updated version of CFW and HSW
July 2015 Updated supported physical disks section
Updated supported Management Software
Updated supported operating systems
Updated Dell PowerVault MD-Series storage array rules
June 2015 Updated RAID controller NVSRAM and supported physical disk drive models
Introduction 5

Data protocols
Table 1. Dell EMC PowerVault MD-Series Models and supported Data protocols
Dell PowerVault MD Array Model 3Data protocol
MD3400112 Gbps direct attached SAS storage array with 12 drives (3.5 inch)
MD3420112 Gbps direct attached SAS storage array with 24 drives (2.5 inch)
MD3800i1 10 Gbps iSCSI network storage array with 12 drives (3.5 inch)
MD3820i110 Gbps iSCSI network storage array with 24 drives (2.5 inch)
MD3800f116 Gbps Fibre Channel (FC) network storage array with 12 drives (3.5 inch)
MD3820f116 Gbps FC network storage array with 24 drives (2.5 inch)
MD3460212 Gbps direct attached SAS storage dense array
MD3860i210 Gbps iSCSI network storage dense array
MD3860f216 Gbps FC network storage dense array
NOTE:
1 Dell EMC PowerVault MD3400, MD3420, MD3800i, MD3820i, MD3800f, and MD3820f models support 120 physical disk drive
slots in base conguration. With premium feature activation, 192 physical disk drive slots are supported.
2 Dell EMC PowerVault MD3x60i/MD3x60f dense array has default 120 drive slots support (with 20 drives minimum), and 180
drive slots support with PFK.
3 Premium Feature Key (PFK) is optional on all models.
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6 Data protocols

Dell EMC PowerVault MD Series storage array
rules
This section contains both general and model-specic connectivity and consideration rules for Dell EMC PowerVault MD storage arrays.
The rules listed in Table 2 apply to all storage array models. For rules applying to specic Dell EMC PowerVault MD models, see Table 3 and
Table 4.
NOTE: Dell EMC PowerVault MD3460, MD3860i, and MD3860f platforms are supported in dual-RAID controller (duplex)
congurations only.
Table 2. Dell EMC PowerVault MD Series storage array rules for all models
Rule MD34x0 series MD38x0i series MD38x0f series
12 Gbps SAS 10 Gbps iSCSI 16 Gbps Fibre
Channel
Maximum number of host servers a single storage array can connect to with
one RAID controller module installed
4 64 64
Maximum number of host servers a single storage array can connect to with
two RAID controller modules installed
8 (4, if using high
availability)
64 64
Maximum number of Dell 12 Gbps SAS HBA cards supported in a single host
server attached to single array. (Dell recommends you to use two Dell 12Gb
SAS HBA cards for all redundant cabling congurations.)
2 (each card has
two ports)
N/A N/A
Unused ports on a Dell 12 Gbps SAS HBA card already connected to a Dell
PowerVault MD3460 cannot connect to another device (such as a tape
drive or other model storage array).
Yes N/A N/A
Maximum number of Dell PowerVault MD Series Storage Arrays a host
server may connect to
2 (HA) 4 4
A hot-spare for a disk group must be a physical disk drive of equal or greater
size than any of the member disks.
Yes Yes Yes
When using out-of-band management with SMcli by specifying the RAID
controller management port IP addresses on the Dell PowerVault MD
Storage Array, SMcli commands that change the attributes of a virtual disk,
virtual disk copy, or snapshot virtual disk, must have management access to
the owning RAID controller module. Where applicable, it is a best practice to
specify both management port IP addresses on the SMcli invocation:
• SMcli 192.168.129.101 192.168.129.102 –c (2U Array)
• SMcli 192.168.128.101 192.168.128.102 –c (4U Dense Array)
Yes Yes Yes
On Linux systems, Device Mapper multipath drivers are required for
multipath support.
Yes Yes Yes
Coexistence of several Linux multi-path drivers is not supported. When using
a Dell PowerVault MD3400 or MD3800 series array with Linux host servers,
only the Linux Device Mapper failover driver is supported.**
Yes Yes Yes
Virtual disks on Dell PowerVault MD Series Storage Arrays cannot be used
for booting.
Yes Yes Yes
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Rule MD34x0 series MD38x0i series MD38x0f series
12 Gbps SAS 10 Gbps iSCSI 16 Gbps Fibre
Channel
Disk Groups can be migrated between a Dell PowerVault MD3460/3860i/
3860f by following the appropriate disk group migration procedure.***
Yes Yes Yes
Maximum size of a virtual disk in a dynamic disk pool: 64TB Yes Yes Yes
Disk pools cannot be migrated. Yes Yes Yes
Maximum capacity (disk space) for each array for dynamic disk pooling 1024 TB 1024 TB 1024 TB
Maximum SSD cache size allowed depends on the installed RAM per
controller:
• 4GB RAM per controller supports up to 4TB SSD read cache
• 8GB RAM per controller supports up to 5TB SSD read cache
Yes Yes Yes
All iSCSI host ports on a controller must have the same port speed. N/A Yes N/A
Maximum 12 Gbps SAS cable length supported is 6m. Yes Yes Yes
If the iSCSI initiators are connected to Dell PowerVault MD3800i series
through the network switches, make sure that your switches support IEEE
802.3x ow control, and the ow control is enabled for both sending and
receiving on all switch ports and server NIC ports.
If you do not enable the ow control, your iSCSI storage array may
experience the degradation of the I/O performance.
In addition to enabling the Ethernet IEEE 802.3x ow control, Dell
recommends that you disable unicast broadcast storm control on the switch
ports connected to the iSCSI initiators and target arrays and turn on the
"PortFast" mode of the spanning tree protocol (STP) on the switch ports
connected to the iSCSI initiators and target arrays.
NOTE: Turning on the "PortFast" mode is dierent from turning o
the whole operation of STP on the switch. With "PortFast" on,
STP is still enabled on the switch ports. Turning o STP may aect
the entire network and can leave the network vulnerable to
physical topology loops.
N/A Yes N/A
For optimal I/O performance, avoid having more than one iSCSI session
originating from one host iSCSI port to the same controller. Ideally, the iSCSI
host NIC must connect to only one iSCSI target port on the storage
subsystem.
N/A Yes N/A
For Dell-Oracle Tested and Validated solutions on the Dell PowerVault MD
arrays, refer to the following site https://www.dell.com/support/
article/us/en/04/sln313236/dell-oracle-deployment-solutions-deliverable-
list?lang=en
Yes Yes Yes
The number of Virtual Disk (VD) copies is limited to a maximum of 511 with a
maximum of 8 concurrent copies (applicable to RAID controller rmware
version 08.10.05.60 or later).
Yes Yes Yes
Remote replication is not supported in simplex mode. N/A Yes Yes
For Fibre Channel and iSCSI controllers, if you use the SAS host ports, they
must be connected to a SAS HBA on a separate host.
N/A Yes Yes
Maximum number of iSCSI sessions N/A 512 per port N/A
Replication within iSCSI topology between MD32x0i, MD36x0i, or MD38x0i
arrays is supported regardless of connection speed. Replication between
iSCSI and FC topology is not supported.
N/A Yes N/A
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Rule MD34x0 series MD38x0i series MD38x0f series
12 Gbps SAS 10 Gbps iSCSI 16 Gbps Fibre
Channel
Replication within FC topology between MD36x0f or MD38x0f arrays is
supported regardless of connection speed. Replication between iSCSI and
FC topology is not supported.
N/A N/A Yes
Online Physical Disk Firmware Upgrade is supported. Yes Yes Yes
When using physical disks of 6 TB or larger capacity, it is recommended to
use either a RAID 6 Disk Group or a Dynamic Disk Pool (DDP). Due to the
increased amount of time taken to reconstruct and copy-back, the chances
for a second drive failure increases on either a RAID 1/10 or a RAID 5 Disk
Group.
Yes Yes Yes
Data Assurance capable drives are supported in the array, however the Data
Assurance feature is not an available option for these arrays.
Yes Yes Yes
Table 3. Dell EMC PowerVault MD-Series storage array rules for non-dense 2U models
Rule MD3400 series MD3800i series MD3800f series
12 Gbps SAS 10 Gbps iSCSI 16 Gbps Fibre
Channel
Support for up to 120 physical disk drive slots (system default
conguration).
Up to nine MD1200 and/or MD1220 series expansion enclosures can be
attached to a Dell PowerVault MD storage array. Any mixture of MD1200
and MD1220 enclosures for 120 physical slots is supported.
Yes Yes Yes
Support for up to 192 physical disk drive slots using a premium feature
option.
Up to 15 MD1200 and/or MD1220 series expansion enclosures can be
attached to a Dell PowerVault MD storage array. Any mixture of MD1200
and MD1220 enclosures for a total of 192 physical slots is supported.
Yes Yes Yes
Maximum number of physical disk drives in a RAID5 or RAID6 disk group is
30. There is no limitation with RAID0 and RAID10 disk groups.
Yes Yes Yes
Attached MD1200 series expansion enclosures must be run in unied mode. Yes Yes Yes
The number of snapshots is limited to:
• Maximum of 512 snapshots per array Maximum of 128 snapshot per VD
• Maximum of 32 snapshots per snapshot group
Yes Yes Yes
The number of remote replicas is limited to a maximum of 32 for each array. N/A Yes Yes
Table 4. Dell EMC PowerVault MD-Series storage array rules for dense, 4U models only
Rule MD3400 series MD3800i series MD3800f series
12 Gbps SAS 10 Gbps iSCSI 16 Gbps Fibre
Channel
Support for up to 120 physical disk drive slots (system default
conguration).
Yes Yes Yes
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Rule MD3400 series MD3800i series MD3800f series
12 Gbps SAS 10 Gbps iSCSI 16 Gbps Fibre
Channel
You can attach one Dell MD3060e enclosure to a Dell PowerVault MD dense
storage array.
Support for up to 180 physical slots through a premium feature option. You
can attach up to two Dell MD3060e enclosures to a Dell PowerVault MD
dense storage array, for a total of 180 physical slots.
Yes Yes Yes
Maximum number of physical disk drives in a RAID5 or RAID6 disk group is
30. There is no limitation with RAID0 and RAID10 disk groups.
Yes Yes Yes
A minimum of 20 SAS HDDs or SSDs are required in each Dell PowerVault
MD3x60 enclosure (4 in front slots of each drawer)
Yes Yes Yes
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Default IPv4 settings for management ports on
Dell EMC PowerVault MD series storage arrays
NOTE: No default gateway is set.
By default, the management ports on the storage array are set to DHCP. If DHCP fails, the following IPv4 settings are used:
Table 5. Default IPv4 management port addresses
MD3400/MD3420/MD3800x/MD3820x
Controller/port IPv4 address Subnet mask
Controller 0, Port 1 192.168.129.101 255.255.255.0
Controller 1, Port 1 192.168.129.102 255.255.255.0
MD3460/MD3860x
Controller/port IPv4 address Subnet mask
Controller 0, Port 0 192.168.128.101 255.255.255.0
Controller 1, Port 0 192.168.128.102 255.255.255.0
Default IPv4 settings for the iSCSI ports on
PowerVault MD38x0i Storage Arrays
NOTE: No default gateway is set.
Controller/port IPv4 address Subnet mask Port #
Controller 0, Port 0 192.168.130.101 255.255.255.0 3260
Controller 0, Port 1 192.168.131.101 255.255.255.0 3260
Controller 1, Port 0 192.168.130.102 255.255.255.0 3260
Controller 1, Port 1 192.168.131.102 255.255.255.0 3260
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Default IPv4 settings for management ports on Dell EMC PowerVault MD series storage arrays 11

RAID controller rmware and NVSRAM
NOTE:
• Dell EMC recommends that you collect support information before performing any rmware upgrade.
• Drivers and rmware released only by Dell EMC are supported. For the latest driver and rmware that is releases, see the
downloads section at Dell.com/support.
Table 6. Latest RAID controller rmware and NVSRAM versions
Software Version
RAID controller rmware 08.25.14.60
RAID controller NVSRAM N2701-825890-004
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iSCSI software initiators
Table 7. Supported iSCSI initiators
Operating System SW initiator vendor SW initiator version Notes
Windows Server OS Microsoft RTM or later Included with OS
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Red Hat RTM or later Included with OS
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server SUSE RTM or later Included with OS
VMware vSphere VMware RTM or later Included with OS
NOTE: For more information about OS support, refer to the Supported operating systems section of this document.
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iSCSI software initiators 13

Protocol (TOE/iSCSI) ooad adapters
Standard Gigabit and 10 Gigabit Ethernet adapters are supported when used with supported software iSCSI initiators. Hosts must have a
standards compliant iSCSI initiator to access Dell PowerVault MD Series storage. Initiator support is provided by the initiator or operating
system vendor. Dell PowerVault does not support Converged Network Adapters (CNA) in Converged mode. Although Dell PowerVault does
not endorse or support initiators directly, this support matrix provides some useful conguration information for common initiators
Dell PowerVault MD Series Arrays work with any RFC 3720 iSCSI compliant initiators. The initiator must support all mandatory iSCSI
features (IPSec is not required). This information is subject to change without notice. Dell is not responsible for any errors in this
information
NOTE: Hardware initiators are not supported by Dell.
Read the initiator documentation and Release Notes from the particular vendors, and the Dell PowerVault MD-Series Release Notes for up-
to-date conguration recommendations.
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Fibre Channel SFP+ Transceiver support
Table 8. Supported Fibre Channel SFP+ transceivers
Description Manufacturer Mfr. Part number Dell P/N
16G SFP (FC) Short wave Finisar FTLF8529P3BCVA TDTCP
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Fibre Channel SFP+ Transceiver support 15

Physical disks
NOTE: Only physical disk drives with a Dell P/N listed in Table 9. Supported physical disk drive models are supported. All other
physical disk drives purchased from the Dell Software and Peripheral store with a part number other than specied in the list are
not supported. Only the physical disk drives with a Dell EMC part number listed in the following table are supported.
Table 9. Supported physical disk drive models
Dell EMC P/N Form
Factor
Model Capacity Speed Vendor SED Firmware
6R5R8 2.5” LB206M 200GB SSD Pliant (SanDisk) No D339
8C38W 2.5” LB406M 400GB SSD Pliant (SanDisk) No D339
DPF1J 2.5" LB806M 800GB SSD Pliant (SanDisk) No D339
D3K4J 2.5" LB406R 400GB SSD Pliant (SanDisk) No D339
5Y05N 2.5" LB806R 800GB SSD Pliant (SanDisk) No D339
F06P1 2.5" LB1606R 1.6TB SSD Pliant (SanDisk) No D339
TPWNJ 2.5" LB206S 200GB SSD Pliant (SanDisk) No D339
8NW1H 2.5" LB406S 400GB SSD Pliant (SanDisk) No D339
2XR0K 2.5" LT0200MO 200GB SSD SanDisk No D416
C06VX 2.5" LT0400MO 400GB SSD SanDisk No D416
989R8 2.5" LT0800MO 800GB SSD SanDisk No D416
JDTGX 2.5" LT1600MO 1.6TB SSD SanDisk No D416
J19XM 2.5" LT0800RO 800GB SSD SanDisk No D416
2M61G 2.5" LT1600RO 1.6TB SSD SanDisk No D416
M7KYX 2.5" LT0200WM 200GB SSD SanDisk No D416
T2TPF 2.5" LT0400WM 400GB SSD SanDisk No D416
FHFNJ 2.5" LT0800WM 800GB SSD SanDisk No D416
MFC6G 2.5" MZILS400HEGR0D3 400GB SSD Samsung No DWL7
HF06W 2.5" MZILS800HEHP0D3 800GB SSD Samsung No DWL7
W5PP5 2.5" MZILS1T6HEJH0D3 1.6TB SSD Samsung No DWL7
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16 Physical disks

8RC8K 2.5" MZILS3T2HMLH0D3 3.2TB SSD Samsung No DWL7
8Y64H 2.5" MZILS480HEGR0D3 480GB SSD Samsung No DSL7
7FNRX 2.5" MZILS960HEGR0D3 960GB SSD Samsung No DSL7
086DD 2.5" MZILS1T9HEJH0D3 1.92TB SSD Samsung No DSL7
JR1HP 2.5" MZILS3T8HMLH0D3 3.84TB SSD Samsung No DSL7
R1ND2 2.5" MZILT960HAHQ0D3 960GB SSD Samsung No DSF8
F0VFY 2.5" MZILT1T9HAJQ0D3 1.92TB SSD Samsung No DSF8
X8F87 2.5" MZILT3T8HALS0D3 3.84TB SSD Samsung No DSF8
D9NCK 2.5" MZILT800HAHQ0D3 800GB SSD Samsung No DWF8
DR0HX 2.5" MZILT1T6HAJQ0D3 1.6TB SSD Samsung No DWF8
5H9RV 2.5" MZILT3T2HALS0D3 3.2TB SSD Samsung No DWF8
6K55X 2.5” MK2001GRZB 200GB SSD Toshiba No A008
R2PJ7 2.5” MK4001GRZB 400GB SSD Toshiba No A008
K41XJ 2.5” PX02SMF020 200GB SSD Toshiba No A3B3
HKK8C 2.5” PX02SMF040 400GB SSD Toshiba No A3B3
TC2MH 2.5” PX02SMF080 800GB SSD Toshiba No A3B3
G4V45 2.5” PX02SMB160 1.6TB SSD Toshiba No A3B3
CV6W8 2.5” PX02SSF020 200GB SSD Toshiba No A4B3
2H9WV 2.5” PX02SSF040 400GB SSD Toshiba No A4B3
PG19T 2.5” PX02SSB080 800GB SSD Toshiba No A4B3
N9PTK 2.5” PX03SNF080 800GB SSD Toshiba No A5B3
0MXR2 2.5” PX03SNB160 1.6TB SSD Toshiba No A5B3
GM5R3 2.5” PX04SMB040 400GB SSD Toshiba No AM07
M91TJ 2.5” PX04SMB080 800GB SSD Toshiba No AM07
77K16 2.5” PX04SMB160 1.6TB SSD Toshiba No AM07
63GYR 2.5” PX04SMB320 3.2TB SSD Toshiba No AM07
N5Y85 2.5” PX04SVB048 480GB SSD Toshiba No AM07
YYC10 2.5” PX04SVB096 960GB SSD Toshiba No AM07
Physical disks 17

4XC39 2.5” PX04SVB192 1.92TB SSD Toshiba No AM07
GYMY9 2.5” PX04SVB384 3.84TB SSD Toshiba No AM07
06VJ7 2.5” PX04SRB048 480GB SSD Toshiba No AM07
4KG4X 2.5” PX04SRB096 960GB SSD Toshiba No AM07
R87FK 2.5” PX04SRB192 1.92TB SSD Toshiba No AM07
M09K5 2.5” PX04SRB384 3.84TB SSD Toshiba No AM07
HPNDJ 2.5” PX04SHB020 200Gb SSD Toshiba No AM07
YT53C 2.5” PX04SHB040 400GB SSD Toshiba No AM07
RVCY3 2.5” PX04SHB080 800GB SSD Toshiba No AM07
Y9VX5 2.5” PX04SHB160 1.6TB SSD Toshiba No AM07
43PCJ 2.5” PX05SVB048Y 480GB SSD Toshiba No AS0E
503M7 2.5” PX05SVB096Y 960GB SSD Toshiba No AS0E
V0K7V 2.5” PX05SVB192Y 1.92TB SSD Toshiba No AS0E
3DDFT 2.5” PX05SVB384Y 3.84TB SSD Toshiba No AS0E
JGXK2 2.5” PX05SRB048Y 480GB SSD Toshiba No AS0E
MWGK7 2.5” PX05SRB096Y 960GB SSD Toshiba No AS0E
0FYFW 2.5” PX05SRB192Y 1.92TB SSD Toshiba No AS0E
XCRDV 2.5” PX05SRB384Y 3.84TB SSD Toshiba No AS0E
5VHHG 2.5” PX05SMB040Y 400GB SSD Toshiba No AS0E
CN3JH 2.5” PX05SMB080Y 800GB SSD Toshiba No AS0E
GVTYD 2.5” PX05SMB160Y 1.6TB SSD Toshiba No AS0E
R1YFC 2.5” PX05SMB320Y 3.2TB SSD Toshiba No AS0E
3YPRY 2.5” KPM5XVUG400G 400GB SSD Toshiba No B018
JG6X1 2.5” KPM5XVUG800G 800GB SSD Toshiba No B018
GT1JH 2.5” KPM5XVUG1T60 1.6TB SSD Toshiba No B018
X8HTD 2.5” KPM5XVUG3T20 3.2TB SSD Toshiba No B018
3PR5C 2.5” KPM5XVUG480G 480GB SSD Toshiba No B018
WFGTH 2.5” KPM5XVUG960G 960GB SSD Toshiba No B018
18 Physical disks

2WVYG 2.5” KPM5XVUG1T92 1.92TB SSD Toshiba No B018
91W3V 2.5” KPM5XVUG3T84 3.84TB SSD Toshiba No B018
9YWG8 2.5” KPM5XRUG480G 480GB SSD Toshiba No B018
H8X3X 2.5” KPM5XRUG960G 960GB SSD Toshiba No B018
TDNP7 2.5” KPM5XRUG1T92 1.92TB SSD Toshiba No B018
N85XX 2.5” KPM5XRUG3T84 3.84TB SSD Toshiba No B018
WGP72 2.5” KPM5XMUG400G 400GB SSD Toshiba No B018
DHRVV 2.5” KPM5XMUG800G 800GB SSD Toshiba No B018
W9G88 2.5” KPM5XMUG1T60 1.6TB SSD Toshiba No B018
8038H 2.5” KPM5XMUG3T20 3.2TB SSD Toshiba No B018
T6TWN 2.5” HUC101212CSS600 1.2 TB 10K HGST No U850
K9VCF 2.5” HUC101830CSS204 300GB 10K HGST No FJ39
10DR3 2.5” HUC101860CSS204 600GB 10K HGST No FJ39
87GNY 2.5” HUC101812CSS204 1.2TB 10K HGST No FJ39
RF9T8 2.5” HUC101818CS4204 1.8TB 10K HGST No FK39
VTHDD 2.5” HUC101818CS4204 1.8TB 10K HGST No FK39
RDKH0 2.5” HUC101830CSS204 300GB 10K HGST No FJ39
P6GJX 2.5” HUC101860CSS204 600GB 10K HGST No FJ39
9XNF6 2.5” HUC101812CSS204 1.2TB 10K HGST No FJ39
5VNKK 2.5” HUC101830CSS200 300GB 10K HGST No FU39
6DWVP 2.5” HUC101860CSS200 600GB 10K HGST No FU39
0KV02 2.5” HUC101812CSS200 1.2TB 10K HGST No FU39
851GV 2.5” HUC156030CSS204 300GB 15K HGST No EJ39
4J5P1 2.5” HUC156060CSS204 600GB 15K HGST No EJ39
0N0T4 2.5” HUC156030CSS204 300GB 15K HGST No EJ39
TRCN6 2.5” HUC156060CSS204 600GB 15K HGST No EJ39
1P08J 2.5” HUC156030CSS200 300GB 15K HGST No EU39
5PNGD 2.5” HUC156060CSS200 600GB 15K HGST No EU39
Physical disks 19

T855K 2.5” HUC103014CSS600 146GB 10K Hitachi No J516
U709K 2.5” HUC103030CSS600 300GB 10K Hitachi No J516
YJ0GR 2.5” HUC106030CSS600 300GB 10K Hitachi No A440
8WP8W 2.5” HUC106060CSS600 600GB 10K Hitachi No A440
CXF82 2.5” HUC109030CSS600 300GB 10K Hitachi No N440
G76RF 2.5” HUC109060CSS600 600GB 10K Hitachi No N440
H5WGN 2.5” HUC109090CSS600 900GB 10K Hitachi No N440
R730K 2.5” HUC151473CSS600 73GB 15K Hitachi No K774
W330K 2.5” HUC151414CSS600 146GB 15K Hitachi No K774
745GC 2.5” ST9300605SS 300GB 10K Seagate No CS0C
R72NV 2.5” ST9600205SS 600GB 10K Seagate No CS0C
8JRN4 2.5” ST9900805SS 900GB 10K Seagate No CS0C
XRRVX 2.5” ST9900605SS 900GB 10K Seagate Yes CSFB
7T0DW 2.5” ST9600204SS 600GB 10K Seagate No FM0C
8MP93 2.5” ST9600104SS 600GB 10K Seagate Yes FMF5
X160K 2.5” ST9146803SS 146GB 10K Seagate No FS66
T871K 2.5” ST9300603SS 300GB 10K Seagate No FS66
148J7 2.5” ST9300503SS 300GB 10K Seagate Yes FSF9
PGHJG 2.5” ST300MM0006 300GB 10K Seagate No LS0C
7YX58 2.5” ST600MM0006 600GB 10K Seagate No LS0C
2RR9T 2.5” ST900MM0006 900GB 10K Seagate No LS0C
TNX32 2.5" ST900MM0036 900GB 10K Seagate Yes LSF7
3P3DF 2.5" ST900MM0007 900GB 10K Seagate No IS06
RMCP3 2.5" ST1200MM0007 1.2TB 10K Seagate No IS06
4RYFR 2.5" ST1200MM0027 1.2TB 10K Seagate Yes ISF5
W345K 2.5” ST973452SS 73GB 15K Seagate No HT66
X162K 2.5” ST9146852SS 146GB 15K Seagate No HT66
89TH4 2.5” ST9146752SS 146GB 15K Seagate Yes HTF6
20 Physical disks