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QuickSpecs
Product Highlights
Sun Solaris Sun Solaris Sun Solaris Sun Solaris
IBM AIX IBM AIX IBM AIX IBM AIX
Novell Novell NetWare Novell NetWare Novell NetWare NetWare***
VMware VMware VMware VMware
*For more specific information on supported versions of Windows 2008, see the OS support matrix at:
**For more detailed information on Cluster Server Support see the VMware Release Notes
***Follows initial release, check posted Operating Specific Release Notes or software documentation for support.
**** For more specific information on supported versions check posted Operating Specific Release Notes or software documentation
for support
Racking Guidelines and Racking Guidelines and Racking Guidelines and Racking Guidelines and
Power Distribution Power Distribution Power Distribution Power Distribution
Total Cost of Ownership The unique virtual architecture allows up to twice the normal effective capacity utilization of traditionally Total Cost of Ownership Total Cost of Ownership Total Cost of Ownership
8
9
10 (SPARC & x86_64)
5.2
5.3
6.1
6.5 SP6, SP7
ESX Server 2.5.4, 2.5.5, 3.0.1, 3.0.2,
and 3.5
Power Distribution Units (PDUs) are configured according to the voltage used in the country when the
solution is ordered. These PDUs provide redundant power and are located in the bottom and back of the
cabinet for power cable entrance by the floor. The PDUs are 220/240V. The 220/240V PDUs are 0U
high with a total of two AC power cords extending outside the cabinet.
For the EVA4400, a variety of HP 10000 G2 Series Rack offerings and integration options are available.
The EVA configurator tools utilize a 42U HP 10000 G2 Series Rack as the standard recommendation
and will provide a 220/240V PDU and country specific power cords. The EVA4400 configurations can
be customized to meet a wide variety of customer needs. Both the height and types of rack and PDUs
can be modified based upon the specific customer need. If other devices, such as servers, switches or
back-up devices are to be installed with the EVA, this can be specified and the cabinets and PDUs can
be modified to support the configuration. The EVA4400 also supports 22U and 36U racks and 100V
PDU. For more information on the HP rack offerings, please see the following URL:
http://h18004.www1.hp.com/products/servers/proliantstorage/racks/index.html
For more information on PDU support, please see the following URL:
http://h18004.www1.hp.com/products/servers/proliantstorage/power-protection/pdu.html
The EVA also supports the 5642 (42U) Rack Cabinet System as a field installed option.
NOTE: When adding additional devices to existing racks ensure that the installed PDUs will support the NOTE: NOTE: NOTE:
new power requirements.
architected storage offerings. And with Virtually Capacity-Free Snapshot (Vsnap), significant duplicate
capacity requirements can be eliminated resulting in fewer/smaller storage acquisitions.
The EVA has one of the highest density disk storage solutions in the industry. Additionally, the unique
virtual architecture allows up to twice the normal effective capacity utilization of traditionally architected
storage offerings. And with the virtually Capacity-Free Snapshot (Vsnap), FATA disk drives and the ability
to change Vraid types, significant amount of duplicate capacity requirements can be eliminated, resulting
in fewer/smaller storage acquisitions.
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SunCluster 3.1
VERITAS Foundation
5.0 (9 & 10)
Suite/HA***
HACMP Native in OS
VERITAS Foundation 5.0 (AIX 5.3)
Suite/HA***
NetWare cluster 1.8
server
MSCS Clustering** Windows Server
2003
Enterprise Edition
MPxIO for Solaris,
Native in OS
Veritas DMP 5.0
MPIO for IBM AIX,
Native in OS
Veritas DMP 5.0
MPIO for NetWare,
Native in OS
Windows Server
2003
Enterprise Edition
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