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FAQ
What is the Dell PowerVault ME4084 block storage array used for?
The ME4084 is an entry/midrange block storage array designed for storing large volumes of data. It works well for backup, archiving and video recordings, and as storage for servers and virtual machines. Its main advantage is high density: many drives fit into a single 5U rack enclosure.
How many drives does the Dell PowerVault ME4084 hold?
The ME4084 is a 5U enclosure with 84 drive slots. You can mix HDDs and SSDs, but always according to Dell's current compatibility list. Performance and capacity also depend on the type of drives (e.g. NL-SAS for data, SSD for a fast tier) and the RAID level.
Which host port types can ME4084 controllers be ordered with, and how do I choose the right one?
ME4 series controllers are available with various host ports, including Fibre Channel, iSCSI and SAS. The available options depend on the controller module you select. It's therefore worth deciding on the connection type before you buy, by checking which HBA cards, switches and network infrastructure you have in your server room.
How can I increase the capacity of the ME4084 without replacing the whole array?
ME4 series arrays can be scaled by adding dedicated expansion enclosures. This lets you increase capacity without replacing the entire system. You can find the maximum number of enclosures and drives, as well as the required cabling, in Dell's documentation for your specific configuration.
How do I choose the right ME4084 configuration for my needs?
Start with the usable capacity you need, the type of data and the performance you expect (IOPS, throughput). Then choose the drive type, RAID level, controllers and host interface. If you're not sure, contact a Hardware Direct advisor. They can help you put together a configuration that fits your infrastructure.

