Description
Product Overview of the Dell JW065
The Dell JW065 Perc 6/ir PCI-Express X8 Sas Raid Controller is a hardware component used to enhance the performance and storage capabilities of a server. It is designed specifically for the Dell PowerEdge R200 server and is used to manage and configure SAS and SATA hard drives for a RAID (redundant array of independent disks) system.
In this article, we will provide an overview of the Dell JW065 Perc 6/ir PCI-Express X8 Sas Raid Controller, including its features and benefits, installation and configuration process, and performance considerations.
Features and Benefits
The Dell JW065 Perc 6/ir PCI-Express X8 Sas Raid Controller is equipped with a number of features that make it a popular choice for server administrators. Some of these features include:
- PCI-Express X8 Interface: The Dell JW065 Perc 6/ir PCI-Express X8 Sas Raid Controller uses the PCI-Express X8 interface, which provides a high-speed connection to the server’s CPU and memory.
- SAS and SATA Support: The Dell JW065 Perc 6/ir PCI-Express X8 Sas Raid Controller supports both SAS and SATA hard drives, allowing for greater flexibility in configuring the server’s storage system.
- RAID Support: The Dell JW065 Perc 6/ir PCI-Express X8 Sas Raid Controller supports RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, and 60 configurations, which provide varying levels of data redundancy and protection.
- Battery Backup Unit: The Dell JW065 Perc 6/ir PCI-Express X8 Sas Raid Controller comes with a battery backup unit (BBU) that provides backup power to the controller’s cache memory in the event of a power outage or system failure.
- Easy Configuration: The Dell JW065 Perc 6/ir PCI-Express X8 Sas Raid Controller is easy to configure and manage, thanks to its web-based user interface and software tools.
Installation and Configuration
The Dell JW065 Perc 6/ir PCI-Express X8 Sas Raid Controller is designed for use with the Dell PowerEdge R200 server, and installation is straightforward. Here are the steps to follow:
- Shut down the server and disconnect all cables.
- Remove the server cover and locate the PCI-Express slot.
- Insert the Dell JW065 Perc 6/ir PCI-Express X8 Sas Raid Controller into the PCI-Express slot.
- Connect the controller to the hard drives using SAS or SATA cables.
- Connect the battery backup unit (BBU) to the controller.
- Replace the server cover and reconnect all cables.
Once the Dell JW065 Perc 6/ir PCI-Express X8 Sas Raid Controller is installed, it can be configured using the web-based user interface or software tools provided by Dell. The configuration process involves selecting the RAID level, choosing which hard drives to include in the RAID array, and setting up other options such as cache settings and disk encryption.
Performance Considerations
The Dell JW065 Perc 6/ir PCI-Express X8 Sas Raid Controller provides a number of performance benefits for server administrators. These benefits include:
- Faster Data Access: By using RAID configurations, the Dell JW065 Perc 6/ir PCI-Express X8 Sas Raid Controller can increase the speed at which data is accessed and transferred, resulting in faster application performance.
- Increased Storage Capacity: By using multiple hard drives in a RAID configuration, the Dell JW065 Perc 6/ir PCI-Express X8 Sas Raid Controller can increase the server’s overall storage capacity.
- Improved Data Redundancy: By using RAID configurations
General Information about the Dell JW065
- Manufacturer: Dell
- Part Number or SKU# JW065
- Product Type: Controller
- Product Name: SAS-SATA
Technical Specifications for JW065 SAS-SATA
- Device Type : Storage Controller (raid) – Plug-in Card
- Interface Type : Pci Express X8
- Controller Interface Type : Serial Ata-300 / Sas
- Data Transfer Rate : 300 Mbps
- Supported Devices : Disk Array (raid)
- Max Storage Devices Qty : 8
- Raid Level : Raid 0, Raid 1
- Interfaces : 2 X Storage – Serial Ata-300 / Sas
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