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HPE P21868-B21 32GB microSD Raid 1 USB Boot Drive
- Capacity: 32GB
- Form Factor: microSD
- Interface: USB
- Configuration: RAID 1 (Mirroring)
- Purpose: Boot Drive for Servers
- Provides Redundant Boot Capability
- Ensures High Availability and Data Protection
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Product Overview
The HPE P21868-B21 is a 32GB microSD card configured for RAID 1 mirroring and designed as a USB boot drive. This solution provides redundant boot capability for servers, ensuring system availability by mirroring the operating system across two drives.
Technical Information
| Capacity | 32GB |
| Form Factor | microSD |
| Interface | USB |
Additional Specifications
| RAID Level | RAID 1 (Mirroring) |
| Brand | HPE |
| Part Number | P21868-B21 |
Product Description
The HPE P21868-B21 is a specialized 32GB microSD card solution engineered for server environments where boot drive redundancy is paramount. It leverages RAID 1 mirroring technology, which duplicates the data across two drives. This configuration ensures that if one drive fails, the server can continue to operate seamlessly from the mirrored drive, preventing downtime and data loss. Designed as a USB boot drive, this product offers a convenient and robust method for deploying operating systems and critical boot environments. The microSD form factor, combined with a USB interface, allows for easy integration into servers equipped with USB ports or specific microSD card readers. The 32GB capacity is sufficient for most server operating systems and essential boot utilities. This solution is particularly valuable for mission-critical applications and environments that demand high availability. By providing a mirrored boot environment, the HPE P21868-B21 significantly enhances system resilience against hardware failures, making it an indispensable component for robust server infrastructure management.


