Previously Will wrote:
So in that case maybe a 2.5 SAS solution would better meet the combined
requirements of small size and high performance.

Your application does not strike me as high-performance. But if
it is, then yes, 2.5" SAS would be the way to go, I think.

Arno


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"Arno Wagner" wrote in message
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Previously Will wrote:
Altigen voicemail server. It's a vendor supplied "integrated" solution
that uses an older ISA / PCI single-slot computer design, so you don't
get
as much flexibility as you might like on choice of the enclosure.

Hmm. If it is not a high-performance application, ordinary
notebook drives may actually do fine. They are at the performance
level that 3.5" SATA drives were 2-3 years ago. Running them 24/7
is also not really that much of an issue.

Arno


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"CJT" wrote in message
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Will wrote:
Is there 2.5 SATA drive whose use is recommended for a server? I
have
an
industrial rackmount computer with SCSI drives currently that leaves
no
room
for the cable connections behind the drives. It's HOURS of work to
remove
and replace a drive. I want something that gives us a lot more room
to
work behind the drives.

What kind of chump server is THAT?

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