LSI MegaRAID SAS 9361-8i LSI00417 12Gb/s RAID controller
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Four-channel SCSI RAID controller for server storage arrays
This new Dell 4351P PERC/2 is a 4-channel SCSI RAID controller card. It carries the AAC-364 designation and RevA00 revision for Dell server environments. The card adds hardware RAID capability to compatible PowerEdge systems. It is a server component built for storage array management.
Buyers who need a controller with a different channel count cannot use this model. Systems lacking the correct Dell server slot or SCSI backplane will not support the card. Administrators requiring newer interface standards or RAID levels not provided by this revision should look elsewhere.
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The Dell 4351P AAC-364 PERC/2 4-Ch SCSI RAID Controller RevA00 installs in a standard PCI slot on the server motherboard.
Connect the internal SCSI cables from the controller's four channels to the drive backplane before closing the chassis.
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