Redundant Arrays of Inexpensive Disks or Redundant Arrays of Independent Disks (RAID), provide a way to provide redundancy and speed for computer storage needs.

Using disk arrays will allow data to be spread across multiple hard drives that will work together. Disk arrays use various configurations or levels (see RAID levels) to protect and increase speed of data storage.

Disk arrays in both SCSI and Fibre Channel interfaces for Storage Area Networks (SAN) and Server Attached Storage (SAS).



			SCSI Interface Disk Arrays Hardware Controller RAID Levels 5, 1, 0 and 0 1 120 GB - 480 GB Storage (per chassis) Desktop Arrays - Small Foot Print IDE / ATA Drives


	SCSI Interface Disk Arrays Hardware Controller RAID Levels 5, 1, and 0 120 GB - 720 GB Storage (per chassis) Rack Mount Arrays - Dual Redundant Power Supplies and Fans IDE / ATA Drives


		SCSI Interface RAID Arrays Hardware Controller RAID Levels 5, 3, 1, and 0 720 GB - 3,000 GB (3 TB) Storage (per chassis) Rack Mount Arrayas - Dual Redundant Power Supplies and Fans IDE / ATA Drives


Fibre Channel Interface - 1 Gbps Disk Arrays Hardware Controller(s) RAID Levels 5, 1, 0 and 0 1 180 GB - 1.8 TB Storage (per chassis) Both - Dual Redundant Power Supplies and Fans SCSI Drives



		SCSI Interface Disk Arrays Hardware Controller RAID Levels 5, 1, and 0 120 GB - 720 GB Storage (per chassis) Desktop Arrays - 6 bay IDE / ATA Drives


	SCSI Interface Disk Arrays Hardware Controller RAID Levels 5, 3, 1, and 0 360 GB - 1080 GB Storage (per chassis) Rack Mount Arrays - Dual Redundant Power Supplies and Fans IDE / ATA Drives


Fibre Channel Interface - 2 Gbps Disk Arrays Hardware Controller(s) (jbod available) RAID Levels 5, 1, 0 and 0 1 365 GB - 1 TB Storage (per chassis) Rack Mount Arrays - Dual Redundant Power Supplies and Fans Fibre Channel Drives


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