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SAS Rings

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From: George Eger (303) 971-6974
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1992 19:12
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Is there a particular reason why SAS rings of more than 2 stations are not
allowed by SMT?  Is this just a ploy to sell more hardware?  Seems to me
there are good system configurations that could warrant SAS rings (like a
bunch of equipment all in one rack/room that doesn't need the complication
of DAS or concentrators).

Comments?

GWE

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Subject: SAS Rings
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