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The Clariion Formats the disks in Blocks. Each Block written out to the disk is 520 bytes in size. Of the 520 bytes, 512 bytes is used to store the actual DATA written to the block. The remaining 8 bytes per block is used by the Clariion to store System Information, such as a Timestamp, Parity Information, Checksum Data. Element Size – The Element Size of a disk is determined when a LUN is bound to the RAID Group. In previous versions of...
In normal customer environment, You do day to day activity like allocation storage to different Operating System. If you do not follow best practice then you will see the host facing performance issue. Because in SAN environment, there are so many things to be consider before we present any SAN storage to any HOST. Now, I am discussing what is the best practice for DMX/SYMM? First understand Customer requirement like what application they are running, what is protection level like DMX support RAID 1/0.RAID 5(3+1) , RAID 5(7+1)...

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