Re: difference between dual-single ended scsi card and single ended scsi card
From: Akop Pogosian (akopps+usenet_at_ocf.berkeley.edu.remuvthis.com)
Date: 07/31/04
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Date: Sat, 31 Jul 2004 01:42:35 +0000 (UTC)
Jani Tamminen <jtamminen@qwest.net> wrote:
> I have to order a SCSI HBA for the v440 server. I have come up with two part
> numbers:
> Part#: 501-5656 Single Ended Ultra Wide SCSI card
> Part#: 375-0005 Dual Single Ended Ultra Wide SCSI card
> What is the difference between them?
> Does Dul Ended (375-005) means that it has two SCSI ports?
"Dual Single Ended Ultra Wide SCSI card" would mean it has two SCSI
channels (and presumably) two external ports. I have used several Sun
dual-channel cards though I don't remember their exact part numbers.
They usually use the same chips and drivers as their single-port
counter-parts except that the dual channel cards come with VHDCI ports.
Sun also usually provides cables with VHDCI and 68-pin connectors with
those cards.
-akop
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