That limitation is always for the HA pair. It indicates the total number of disks that can be connected to a filer, because the partner disks are also connected you should include them in the calculation.

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Op 27-sep.-2012, om 18:12 heeft Owen.Beckley@sungard.com het volgende geschreven:

I have a simple question about an old FAS3020 HA pair that we have. I looked it up in the Hardware Universe tool and it says that the maximum spindle count is 168. Is this the maximum for the pair, or per head? In a failover scenario, can the system only handle 168 spindles total, or 336 total?

Thanks, -Owen

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Looking at an old legacy hardware universe pdf - to me, it reads as it is for the entire cluster and not per node.

Sep 27, 2012 11:18:48 AM, Owen.Beckley@sungard.com wrote: =========================================== I have a simple question about an old FAS3020 HA pair that we have. I looked it up in the Hardware Universe tool and it says that the maximum spindle count is 168. Is this the maximum for the pair, or per head? In a failover scenario, can the system only handle 168 spindles total, or 336 total?

Thanks,

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