IBM ServeRAID M5100 Series 00D7085 ユーザーズマニュアル
製品コード
00D7085
ServeRAID M5110 and M5110e SAS/SATA Controllers for IBM System x
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ServeRAID M5110 and M5110e SAS/SATA Controllers
for IBM System x
for IBM System x
IBM Redbooks Product Guide
The ServeRAID M5110 and M5110e SAS/SATA controllers for IBM® System x® are part of the IBM
ServeRAID M Series family that offers a complete server storage solution consisting of RAID controllers,
cache/flash modules, energy packs, and software feature upgrades in an ultra-flexible offerings structure.
These products are optimized to deliver the performance that is demanded by the ever-growing I/O
requirements of today's enterprises. While M5110 comes as a small form factor PCIe adapter, M5110e
comes integrated with the IBM System x3650 M4 server. They also share a common set of upgrades,
simplifying inventory management.
ServeRAID M Series family that offers a complete server storage solution consisting of RAID controllers,
cache/flash modules, energy packs, and software feature upgrades in an ultra-flexible offerings structure.
These products are optimized to deliver the performance that is demanded by the ever-growing I/O
requirements of today's enterprises. While M5110 comes as a small form factor PCIe adapter, M5110e
comes integrated with the IBM System x3650 M4 server. They also share a common set of upgrades,
simplifying inventory management.
Figure 1 shows the ServeRAID M5110 Controller with optional cache installed.
Figure 1. ServeRAID M5110 SAS/SATA Controller (with optional cache installed)
Did you know
The ServeRAID M5110 and M5110e SAS/SATA controllers are optimized for high-performance, internal
data storage with integration of the dual-core chip architecture, DDR3 1333 MHz cache memory, and
PCIe 3.0 host interface. A portfolio of building blocks allows clients to design around a bottom-up
approach and caters to a wide array of storage requirements. Upgrade features, such as support for RAID
6/60, performance optimization, and caching with SSDs, no longer require a hardware key. They are
implemented through Features-on-Demand (FoD) software licenses.
data storage with integration of the dual-core chip architecture, DDR3 1333 MHz cache memory, and
PCIe 3.0 host interface. A portfolio of building blocks allows clients to design around a bottom-up
approach and caters to a wide array of storage requirements. Upgrade features, such as support for RAID
6/60, performance optimization, and caching with SSDs, no longer require a hardware key. They are
implemented through Features-on-Demand (FoD) software licenses.