If you are after an 8 internal port plain HBA card for Software Raid (ZFS etc), then you will be wanting to flash the firmware on the Dell UCS-71 = PERC H200 om IR (RAID Mode) firmware to IT (TARGET Mode) or plain ol Dumb "HBA" (Host Bus Adapter) firmware read on.
#Dell perc h200 bitlocker upgrade
Upgrade the firmware to Dell's latest and be happy. If you are after an 8 External port Dumb "HBA" card to hook up to your external JBOD, DAS or Expander grab the Dell UCS-70 = 6Gbps SAS HBA. If you Are after a hardware Raid 0 Raid 1 or Raid 10 card then stop reading here and just grab the Dell UCS-71 = PERC H200 Adapter. So just like the IBM M1015 cards.they are right up the Multi Terrabyte Storage users alley. If you are after a Decent 8 port SAS controller to support Drives larger than 2.2TB, these cards use the LSI2008 Chipset and not the older LSI1068E chipset. PERC H200 Modular (Only good for Dell Blade type Servers)Ĭhoose wisely in your eBay hunt as to which version the seller is advertising for sale, as you will find versions listed in error as each other.īut the 2 useful ones for most people here will beĭell UCS-71 = PERC H200 Adapter <<< this is the one most will wantĪ Good description of the 4 different ones is available here I have not physically seen one to see if they are the same as a standard PERC H200. PERC H200 Integrated (Good for Dell Poweredge Servers) No PCI Bracket and a funny black plastic bracket on the bottom. Which is a 8 Port (2 x Internal SFF-8087 Connection) Raid 0 1 and 0+1 Card Which is a 8 Port (2 x External SFF-8088 Connection) Plain HBA Card
#Dell perc h200 bitlocker how to
so here is how to tell the difference.ġst we have the (yes this is what it's called) There are 2 x VERY similar cards, and also 2 tricksters. So let me introduce the Dell PERC H200 Card, which if you are a good eBay hunter can be often found cheaper than the M1015Ī word of warning first.
IBM M1015 cards before the word got out, used to be available cheap.īut now that the word is out, the prices have gone wayyy up.
Looking for a "Sometimes" cheaper alternative to the M1015 card?
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