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Intel RMS25PB080-LOW Intel LSI Avago JBOD 2308 IT mode SAS-2 JBOD ZFS Low Bracket 9211
- Controller Type: JBOD Controller
- Chipset: LSI Avago SAS2308
- Interface: SAS-2
- Mode: IT Mode (Initiator-Target)
- Form Factor: Low Profile Bracket
- Designed for ZFS and storage appliances
- Supports up to 1024 SAS/SATA devices
- High-performance storage connectivity
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Product Overview
The Intel RMS25PB080-LOW is an LSI Avago JBOD controller card in IT mode, supporting SAS-2. It features a low-profile bracket for installation in compact server chassis.
Technical Information
| Controller Type | JBOD Controller |
| Chipset | LSI Avago SAS2308 |
| Interface | SAS-2 |
Additional Specifications
| Mode | IT Mode |
| Form Factor | Low Profile Bracket |
| Manufacturer | Intel (LSI Avago) |
Product Description
The Intel RMS25PB080-LOW is a high-performance SAS Host Bus Adapter (HBA) based on the LSI Avago SAS2308 controller. This card is specifically designed for Just a Bunch Of Disks (JBOD) configurations and operates in IT (Initiator-Target) mode, making it ideal for use with software-defined storage solutions like ZFS. It supports the SAS-2 standard, providing high-speed connectivity for both SAS and SATA drives. The card is capable of managing a large number of drives, typically up to 1024 devices, through expanders, making it suitable for dense storage arrays. The IT mode allows direct access to drives, bypassing hardware RAID, which is preferred for ZFS and other advanced storage management software. Equipped with a low-profile bracket, this controller is designed for installation in compact server chassis or systems with limited internal space. The RMS25PB080-LOW is a robust choice for building custom storage solutions, NAS devices, or high-availability storage servers where direct drive access and performance are critical.
