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Conference ssag::ask_ssag

Title:	Ask the Storage Architecture Group
Notice:	Check out our web page at http://www-starch.shr.dec.com
Moderator:	SSAG::TERZAN

Created:	Wed Oct 15 1986
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	6756
Total number of notes:	25276

4776.0. "RZ58's and V6.2 axpvms" by SEDSWS::BRODIE () Mon Oct 02 1995 09:21

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4776.1 what does the SCSIcluster SPD say?? BABAGI::VIDIOT::PATENAUDE Pinball, PC's, Storage an more... Mon Oct 02 1995 10:17 4

4776.2 No Listing? No Support... XDELTA::HOFFMAN Steve, OpenVMS Engineering Thu Feb 27 1997 15:13 14

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4776.1	what does the SCSIcluster SPD say??	BABAGI::VIDIOT::PATENAUDE	Pinball, PC's, Storage an more...	`Mon Oct 02 1995 10:17`	4
4776.2	No Listing? No Support...	XDELTA::HOFFMAN	Steve, OpenVMS Engineering	`Thu Feb 27 1997 15:13`	14
	An old question... : The question is Around the RZ58's . In the VMS SPD there is no : mention of the RZ58 having been tested under AXP openvms 6.2. It does : NOT say that it is UNSUPPORTED or is SUPPORTED. As these drives are : very slow on most fronts compared with all newer drives it is worth a : closer look. You have a mistaken assumption about what `omission' indicates. Barring a statement from the relevent product manager, if a device is not listed in the SPD, it is not supported. Put another way, the only supported configurations are what are listed in the SPD.

    
   An old question...

:    	The question is Around the RZ58's . In the VMS SPD there is no
:    mention of the RZ58 having been tested under AXP openvms 6.2. It does
:    NOT say that it is UNSUPPORTED or is SUPPORTED. As these drives are
:    very slow on most fronts compared with all newer drives it is worth a
:    closer look.

   You have a mistaken assumption about what `omission' indicates.
   Barring a statement from the relevent product manager, if a device
   is not listed in the SPD, it is not supported.  Put another way,
   the only supported configurations are what are listed in the SPD.