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HP 588186-001 3Gb/s SAS PCI Express x8 Raid Controller
- Interface: SAS 3Gb/s
- Bus Type: PCI Express x8
- RAID Controller
- Supports multiple hard drives
- Enhances data redundancy and performance
- Designed for HP ProLiant servers
- Provides hardware RAID capabilities
- Facilitates storage management
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Product Overview
The HP 588186-001 is a PCI Express x8 SAS RAID controller designed to manage multiple hard drives in a server environment. It supports a 3Gb/s SAS interface for data transfer.
Technical Information
| Interface | SAS 3Gb/s |
| Bus Type | PCI Express x8 |
| RAID Levels Supported | Not Specified |
Additional Specifications
| Cache Memory | Not Specified |
| Form Factor | PCIe Add-in Card |
Product Description
The HP 588186-001 is a dedicated RAID controller card that connects to a server's PCIe x8 slot, providing advanced storage management capabilities. It supports SAS (Serial Attached SCSI) drives operating at 3Gb/s, enabling efficient data transfer for connected storage devices. This controller is crucial for implementing hardware-based RAID configurations, which offer superior performance and reliability compared to software RAID. By supporting various RAID levels (though specific levels are not detailed here, typical support includes RAID 0, 1, 5, 10), the 588186-001 allows administrators to configure their storage for optimal performance, data redundancy, or a balance of both. This is essential for protecting critical business data against drive failures and ensuring continuous system availability. This controller is designed to integrate seamlessly with HP ProLiant server platforms, offering a robust solution for managing internal storage. It simplifies the process of setting up and maintaining disk arrays, providing a centralized point of control for storage resources and contributing to the overall stability and efficiency of the server's storage subsystem.
