Hard Disks: SCSI In Rack Server With 1U? Continued
Hard Disks: SCSI In Rack Server With 1U? Continued
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Below, the rods that fit exactly into the screw thread of popular hard drives can be seen clearly.
In this photo, the SCSI cables have not yet been installed. A round cable, like those that come with host adapters, is the only choice.
After installation of the SCSI cables, the space becomes crowded.
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