The HP LeftHand P4500 SATA Storage System, identifiable by part number AT007A, is a highly reliable hard drive array designed for businesses in need of scalable storage solutions. This unit is equipped with multiple SATA drives, providing considerable capacity for organisations that require ample data storage with dependable performance. The P4500 array offers an excellent balance between affordability and functionality.
Data redundancy is a key feature of the HP LeftHand P4500, ensuring minimal downtime and high data availability. The system uses RAID support, particularly focusing on RAID 5 and RAID 6 configurations, which provide robust redundancy and protection against multiple drive failures. Automatic failover capabilities are also included to maintain continued operations in the event of hardware failure.
The HP LeftHand P4500 comes equipped with dual gigabit Ethernet ports to ensure a stable and fast connection to the network. This enhances the overall data transfer speed while providing greater flexibility in network configurations, whether using bonded connections or for redundancy. Additionally, the system supports iSCSI, making it suitable for environments that use shared storage buses over a network. Compatibility with various operating systems offers further versatility in its deployment.
Scalability is another standout feature. The P4500 can be expanded with additional units to increase capacity and performance, making it a suitable choice for growing businesses. Hot-swappable drives ensure minimal disruption during maintenance or upgrades. The unit is also designed to be energy-efficient, reducing its environmental impact and cutting operational costs for businesses over time.
EOL Technology Services offers professional support and replacement parts for the HP LeftHand P4500 (AT007A). Our expert team provides both guidance in setting up the system and ongoing maintenance services, ensuring businesses can focus on their data storage needs with confidence, knowing we have their P4500 operational concerns covered.
