LSI MegaRAID SAS 9361-8i LSI00417 12Gb/s RAID controller
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An ISA-bus SCSI controller card for connecting storage devices to legacy servers
This IBM 93H8406 SCSI controller installs into an ISA slot to provide SCSI connectivity for compatible server systems. It suits administrators maintaining legacy hardware that requires the 73H3558 interface for storage or peripheral attachment. The card delivers the specific controller function identified by part numbers 93H8406 and 73H3558.
The controller handles SCSI devices supported by the ISA bus architecture and the 73H3558 specification. It runs out when the host system lacks an available ISA slot or when attached devices exceed the throughput limits of the ISA interface. Buyers needing PCI, PCIe or newer bus interfaces cannot use this card.
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The 93H8406 is an ISA-bus SCSI controller, so it fits a standard ISA slot on the backplane you already use.
Run the onboard SCSI BIOS utility at boot; it should list the controller ID and any attached drives without errors.
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