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June 2012 Dell EqualLogic Configuration Guide v13.2 18
Table 8 shows the drive layouts that are enforced when using a RAID 5 policy based on the number of
drives in each array/hot spare configuration, and the total usable storage available for each model.
Table 8 RAID 5 Drive Layouts and Total Storage Available with Hot Spares (in GB)
Disk
Drives
Hot Spare
No Hot Spare
6
5 Data/Parity + 1 Hot Spare
RAID Policy for RAID 5 without a hot spare is
not supported
7
6 Data/Parity + 1 Hot-spare
8
7 Data/Parity + 1 Hot-spare
12
(a)
11 Data/Parity + 1 Hot-spare
14
13 Data/Parity + 1 Hot-spare
16
15 Data/Parity + 1 Hot-spare
24
(a)(b)
23 Data/Parity+ 1 Hot-spare
48
(b)
46 Data/Parity + 2 Hot-spares
(a)
PS4100/PS6100 models only
(b)
24 and 48 drive arrays implement multiple RAID 5 sets within a chassis
Total Usable Storage Available: All Models Prior to PS4100/PS6100
Disk
Drive
Qty /
Size
50
(a)
100
(a)
74 146 250 300 400 450 500 600 750 1000 2000 3000
7
(b)
-
- - - 1193 - - - - - - - - -
8
(c)
-
- - - 1432 - - - - - - - - -
14
(d)
-
- 851 - 2868 - 4597 - 5749 - - - - -
16
667 1336 - 1962 3348 4020 5364 6037 6709 8053 10070 13430 - 41297
48
-
- - - - - - - 20887 25067 - 41786 80079 123903
Total Usable Storage Available: PS4100/PS6100
Disk
Drive
Qty /
Size
146
200
(e)
300
400
(e)
500 600 900 1000 2000 3000
6
- - - - 1913 2286 - 3826 7817 11819
12
1396 1979 2869 3969 4782 5750 8631 9587 19527 29499
24
2946 4167 6036 8345 10071 12083 18097 20110 41000 61957
(a)
Solid State Disk
(b) Legacy PS50E
(c) PS4000E and PS6000E only
(d) Legacy PS70E,PS100E, PS100X, PS200E and PS300E
(e) PS6100S (SSD) only
2.4.2 RAID 6 Drive Layouts and Total Usable Storage
RAID6 (striped set with dual distributed parity) combines N disks in an arrangement where each stripe
consists of N-2 disks containing data blocks and 2 disks containing parity blocks. Each parity block
generates parity using a different view of the data blocks depending on the RAID 6 implementation.
RAID 6 can tolerate up to 2 drive failures per RAID set at the same time without data loss. RAID 6 is not
recommended for workloads consisting mainly of random writes. Using a RAID 6 policy, Table 9
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