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Sun 371-0106 3320 RAID Chassis with Midplane AssemblyFRU
- Sun 3320 RAID Chassis
- Includes Midplane Assembly
- Designed for Sun Server Systems
- Facilitates RAID configurations
- Provides essential backplane connectivity
- FRU (Field Replaceable Unit) designation
- Specific drive bay count depends on server model
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Product Overview
The Sun 371-0106 is a 3320 RAID chassis featuring a midplane assembly. This component is crucial for server configurations requiring integrated RAID capabilities and robust storage connectivity.
Technical Information
| Part Number | 371-0106 |
| Product Type | RAID Chassis with Midplane |
Additional Specifications
| Brand | Sun Microsystems |
| Compatibility | Sun Fire X4100 series (likely) |
Product Description
The Sun 371-0106 represents a critical component for specific Sun Microsystems server platforms, specifically identified as the 3320 RAID chassis. This unit integrates a vital midplane assembly, which serves as the central hub for connecting storage devices, power, and data pathways within the server enclosure. The inclusion of a midplane is fundamental for enabling advanced storage features, particularly RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) configurations, allowing for data redundancy, improved performance, and fault tolerance. As a Field Replaceable Unit (FRU), the 371-0106 is designed for straightforward replacement or upgrade by technicians in the field. This designation underscores its importance as a serviceable part within the server's architecture. The chassis itself provides the physical structure and mounting points for hard drives or SSDs, while the midplane handles the complex interconnections required for these drives to communicate effectively with the server's motherboard and RAID controller. While the exact number of drive bays is not explicitly stated in the title, Sun's RAID chassis typically offered configurations supporting multiple drives, often in hot-swap bays to facilitate maintenance without system interruption. This component is essential for servers that require integrated, high-performance storage solutions, forming the backbone of data storage and accessibility for the systems it serves.

