Wednesday, August 21, 2013

I already have SFF-8088 cable is utilized to transfer data

The SFF-8088 cables are currently available in 6 Gbs external or 3 Gbs internal and far-out assembly types. SFF-8088 with power are also in stock. Custom Mini-SAS cables are available in various lengths and other options. Contact for more information by calling 86-755-83003611,The back of the iXsystems Titan iX-316J is very basic, since the unit doesn't contain any compute interface that you might find in a server. The only connections to this unit are two power supplies as well as four SAS connections. The main link to the internal expander is a 4-channel SFF-8088 cable connection, giving the unit a peak transfer speed of about 2,400MB/s. One port on each side is dedicated to a http://www.fiberyes.com/external-sff-8088-y-cable connection to the server that will be hosting it, while the other two are for connecting the 316J to another JBOD shelf. SFF-8088 cable usually comes with only one or two connectors per controller. This is because a single SFF-8088 connector on a SAS Expander-enabled controller can connect to a large SAS Expander-enable enclosure, which can then be daisy-chained."

so that each SATA device has a plug? I have an Areca ARC-1680 HBA (SAS) with a SFF-8088 cable external connector, and built a plexi-glass system to house up to 64 sata drives. I just don’t know what to use on the box where the drives are housed so that they each drive gets a sata data cable connection. I already have the cooling and power taken care of. Also have a sweet server that will be pushing this drive array (several raid arays actually)The SAS Cable, External SFF-8088 cable from ATTO Technology is an internal Mini-SAS to Mini-SAS cable. It is for use with all internal ATTO SAS/SATA Host and RAID adapters and is RoHS compliant.

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