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IBM 95P4030 TAPE&DVD ENCLOSURE DRAWER NO TAPE
- Enclosure drawer for tape and DVD drives
- Modular expansion for backup solutions
- Supports standard tape drives
- Supports standard DVD drives
- Designed for integration into IBM systems
- Sold without a tape drive
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Product Overview
The IBM 95P4030 is a tape and DVD enclosure drawer, specifically designed to house tape drives and DVD drives. This unit provides a modular solution for adding optical and tape backup capabilities to compatible IBM systems, though it is noted as being sold without a tape drive.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Tape & DVD Enclosure Drawer |
| Drive Support | Tape and DVD |
| Included Components | Drawer, Enclosure |
Additional Specifications
| Excluded Components | Tape Drive |
| Vendor | IBM |
| Part Number | 95P4030 |
Product Description
The IBM 95P4030 is an enclosure drawer designed to accommodate tape drives and DVD drives, offering a flexible way to integrate backup and archival capabilities into an existing IBM server or storage infrastructure. This component allows organizations to add or upgrade their data protection solutions by providing a dedicated bay for these essential media devices. The enclosure is built to IBM's standards, ensuring compatibility and reliable operation within supported IBM systems. This specific model, the 95P4030, is identified as a 'TAPE&DVD ENCLOSURE DRAWER NO TAPE'. This indicates that while the enclosure is designed to house both types of drives, it is supplied without the actual tape drive mechanism. Customers would need to procure a compatible tape drive separately if they intend to use it for tape backups. Similarly, a DVD drive would also need to be sourced if optical media is to be utilized for backup or data distribution. The purpose of such an enclosure is to provide a clean, integrated, and manageable solution for removable media drives. It simplifies the installation process and ensures proper airflow and physical security for the drives. This makes it a practical choice for environments that rely on tape or optical media for long-term archiving, disaster recovery, or data transfer, especially when expanding the capabilities of an existing IBM system.
