Withdrawn Disk Systems
- EXP300 (SCSI Ultra160 Expansion drawer for direct host attachment)
- EXP400 (SCSI Ultra320 Expansion drawer for direct host or DS400 attachment)
- DS300 (iSCSI controller)
- DS400 (FC Attached controller, using SCSI drives)
- DS4000 Series
- EXP100 (1Gbit FC Expansion drawer for DS4000 attachment, using SATA disks)
- EXP700 (2Gbit FC Expansion drawer for DS4000 attachment)
- EXP710 (2Gbit FC Expansion drawer for DS4000 attachment)
- DS4100 (FC Attached controller, using SATA drives)
- DS4200
- DS4300
- DS4300 Turbo
- DS4400
- DS4500
- DS4700
- DS4800
- DS6800
- Enterprise storage, supporting both FC and FICON host connectivity
- PowerPC 750 dual-controller with 8 host ports and 8 drive ports
- 3U enclosure with 16 FC drive bays
- Attached up to 128 drives using DS6000 expansion units (1750-EX1 and 1750-EX2)
- Drives could be Fibre Channel or SATA
- FAStT Series (renamed to DS4000 Series)
- EXP200 (1Gbit FC Expansion drawer for FAStT attachment)
- EXP500 (1Gbit FC Expansion drawer for FAStT attachment)
- FAStT100 (renamed to DS4100)
- FAStT200
- FAStT500
- FAStT600 (renamed to DS4300)
- FAStT600 Turbo (renamed DS4300 Turbo)
- FAStT700 (renamed to DS4400)
- FAStT900 (renamed to DS4500)
- Enterprise Storage Server (or ESS, or Shark; predecessor of DS8000 Series)
- DCS9550 (based on the DataDirect Networks S2A9550)
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