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512 MB flash module enables RAID 5 on Serveraid M5016 and M5100 controllers
This IBM 46C9027 module adds 512 Mb of flash memory to enable RAID 5 capability on compatible Serveraid controllers. It is designed for administrators who need to activate this specific RAID level on supported hardware. The part installs directly into the designated slot on the target controller cards.
This upgrade suits IT teams managing Serveraid M5016 or M5100 controllers that currently lack RAID 5 support. It is not for users with different controller models or those requiring RAID levels beyond what this flash module enables. Buyers needing higher capacity cache or different RAID functionality should verify their controller specifications first.
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| Brand name | IBM |
Yes, it is designed as a RAID 5 upgrade specifically for the Serveraid M5016 and M5100 controllers.
No, it is only compatible with the M5016 and M5100 models listed in the part specifications.
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