- Storage Array Dell SC4020 24x2.5" with 2x Controller FC 8GB, 7x1.92TB SSD SAS, 2xPSU, Rails1x Plateforme de baie de stockage Dell Compellent SC4020 24x2.5" 2x Contrôleur FC de baie Dell Compellent 2x16Gb 7x Disque dur Dell 1.92TB SSD SAS 2.5" 7x Tir...Calcul du délai de livraison...En stock 1Garantie garantie 36 mois5 233,50 € 4 254,88 €
FAQ
What business tasks is the SC4020 from the Compellent family designed for?
The Dell Compellent SC4020 is an enterprise-class storage array for centralized data storage in a company's IT infrastructure. It works well as storage for servers, virtual machines, databases and business applications. It has a controller-based architecture and runs on Storage Center, the system that manages volumes, performance and data protection.
What drives can be installed in the SC4020 array?
The SC4020 has a 2U chassis with bays for 2.5" drives. Depending on the configuration, you can use SSDs and SAS HDDs. Thanks to tiering in Storage Center, you can combine media with different performance levels and capacities. Check the list of compatible drive models before ordering.
How does the SC4020 connect to servers, and which transmission standards does it support?
Depending on the controllers and modules used, the array connects to servers over a SAN, for example via Fibre Channel or iSCSI. The choice depends on the network infrastructure in your server room. Before buying, check that the cards in your servers and your switches are compatible with the array's configuration.
Can the SC4020 array be expanded with additional storage space?
Yes, the SC4020 can be expanded with additional disk enclosures from the Compellent family. This lets you increase capacity without replacing the entire array. The maximum scale depends on the software version, licensing and the enclosures used, so confirm the exact limits for your specific configuration.
Which SC4020 configuration parameters are key to check before buying?
Check the number and type of drives, the controller configuration and the type of ports for the SAN. Also verify the Storage Center software version and available licenses, as well as the scope of the warranty or support. Match capacity and performance to your current needs and planned expansion. A sales advisor can help you choose the right configuration.

