Xserve RAID - History

History

  • Xserve RAID
  • Build: Feb 2003 - Jan 2004
  • Part numbers: M8668, M8669, M8670
  • Dual independent RAID controllers each with:
    • One HSSDC2 Fibre Channel Port
    • One DB-9 serial port for UPS systems
    • One 10/100BASE-T Ethernet interfaces for remote management
  • 14 independent ATA100 Apple drive module channels/bays
  • 180 GB PATA supported
  • Xserve RAID (SFP)
  • Build: Jan 2004 - Oct 2004
  • Part numbers: M9721, MA208
  • Dual independent RAID controllers each with:
    • One 2GB Fibre Channel SFP port with 200 MB/s throughput
    • One DB-9 serial port for UPS systems
    • One 10/100BASE-T Ethernet interfaces for remote management
  • 14 independent ATA100 Apple drive module channels/bays
  • 180 GB, 250 GB PATA support added on firmware 1.2.6
  • Xserve RAID (SFP Late 2004)
  • Build: Oct 2004 - Feb 2008
  • Part numbers: A1009
  • Dual independent RAID controllers each with:
    • One 2GB Fibre Channel SFP port with 200 MB/s throughput
    • One DB-9 serial port for UPS systems
    • One 10/100BASE-T Ethernet interfaces for remote management
  • 14 independent 100MB/s ATA100 Apple drive module channels/bays
  • 180 GB, 250 GB, 400 GB and 500 GB support added on firmware 1.5, 750 GB PATA support added on firmware 1.5.1
  • Line discontinued: 19 February 2008

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